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You can now make offers online for this bright, three-bed family home in Sandyford
An extended property with a west-facing garden and views of the Dublin Mountains.
NESTLED IN A peaceful cul-de-sac in Sandyford, Dublin 18, 19 Ferncarrig Rise is a three-bed, semi-detached home that’s bright and spacious.
On the market for €550,000, this may be a great option for a family that needs the space but doesn’t want to lose its connection to the city centre.
Offers by Daft are now live on this property, meaning you can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere. This new online platforms creates a fair and transparent process so that buyers can make decisions with confidence.
Brought to the market at a private treaty sale by Casey Kennedy Estate Agents, this 110 m² home is spacious inside as well as out with parking for two cars to the front and a west-facing garden to the back.
Built in the ’90s and extended in 2005, the home has a C1 BER rating as is, but it could be upgraded to a B3 if the new owner adds zoned heating controls.
The ground floor has wood flooring throughout, making for bright and spacious social spaces from the sitting room to the kitchen. The sitting room is cosied up with a fireplace, while the bay window adds plenty of natural light.
The large open-plan kitchen/dining room is also flooded with natural light thanks to two skylights. Patio doors from here lead to the back garden. A utility room completes the ground floor.
Upstairs, the main bedroom extends the full width of the house and comes with fitted wardrobes along with its own bathroom. Two more bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom that’s home to a Jacuzzi bathtub complete this level.
For anyone working in the city, the house is just a ten minute walk from a LUAS stop. For day-to-day needs, there are plenty of local shops that are just a five minute stroll away.
For nature lovers, the area of Sandyford also has a great connection to the Garden of Ireland, Co Wicklow. The house also has views of the Dublin mountains, so no doubt active types will have plenty to do without needing to travel too far.
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