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TUCKED MODESTLY OFF Beechwood Avenue Lower, this delightful coach house will let whoever buys it enjoy refined village living just moments from the city centre. Set within one of Dublin’s most coveted neighbourhoods, the property pairs period charm with generous proportions, creating a home that feels both intimate and surprisingly spacious.
Extending to 132 m², the accommodation is arranged over two thoughtfully designed floors, each flooded with natural light. The result is a home of warmth and character, quietly positioned yet exceptionally connected.
Upon entering, a welcoming hall, complete with an eye-catching stained-glass window, sets the scene. The principal reception space unfolds into a striking L-shaped living and dining room. Dual-aspect windows to the front and side draw in daylight throughout the day, while French doors add further charm and connectivity to the outside.
The kitchen is well-equipped and practical, offering an excellent range of fitted units and integrated appliances. Its layout ensures functionality without compromising on style, and it connects conveniently to a versatile study or den, making it ideal for home working or relaxed evenings in.
A generous ground floor bedroom provides flexibility for guests or multi-generational living, complemented by a guest toilet tucked neatly beneath the stairs.
The first floor continues the home’s theme of brightness and individuality. The main bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring dual-aspect windows, distinctive porthole-style stained glass detailing and a private en suite bathroom.
Two further bedrooms enjoy ample natural light and comfortable proportions, while a dedicated home office offers additional flexibility perfect for today’s hybrid working lifestyle. Two well-appointed shower rooms, both with contemporary finishes and Velux windows, ensure practicality for family life or visiting guests.
Life in Ranelagh offers the perfect balance between community charm and urban convenience. Just a short stroll away, the village centre brims with independent cafés, acclaimed restaurants and everyday essentials. Popular local spots such as Butcher Grill and Tribeca sit alongside artisan food shops, wine bars and stylish boutiques.
Green spaces are a plenty, with Palmerston Park, Belgrave Square and Ranelagh Park all within easy reach.
The Luas at Ranelagh provides swift access to St. Stephen’s Green and the wider city centre, as well as southbound routes towards Dundrum and beyond. Numerous bus routes, excellent cycle lanes and pedestrian-friendly streets make commuting effortless.
Combining architectural charm, modern practicality and an enviable address, this Beechwood Avenue Lower is perfect for anyone seeking village atmosphere without sacrificing city convenience.
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