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Rooms With A View: Luxury coastal living in the heart of Killiney village for €895,000
This two-bed, first floor apartment spans a generous 110 m².
THERE IS STIFF competition for your attention at this apartment at Killiney Hill Plaza. Inside, terrazzo, marble and carefully chosen fittings make it a great reason to add this one to the must-view list. And beyond the glass, Killiney Bay makes an equally strong one.
Set on the first floor of a small development in the heart of Killiney village, this two-bed apartment brings a generous floor plan to a location more often associated with larger coastal houses. Its 110 m² of accommodation has been remodelled and upgraded, with a B energy rating adding warmth and comfort to the polished interiors.
The main living and dining room is where the setting comes into its own. Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the sea, while a second aspect looks over the village, giving the room two distinct outlooks and plenty of natural light. At about 6.4 m by 5.5 m, there is room for a proper dining table and a comfortable seating arrangement without either having to negotiate for territory.
Hardwood and tiled flooring define the space, while a log-effect stove provides a focal point for evenings when the view fades. Sliding glass opens onto a slim balcony with a clear glass screen, keeping the sweep of the bay firmly in sight.
Off the living space, the kitchen combines polished stone worktops with fitted cabinetry and a double-door pantry. A Nexus Rangemaster oven and hob give keen cooks something to appreciate, alongside an integrated Bosch dishwasher and a generously sized Blanco sink. Buster & Punch cabinetry features among the apartment’s upgrades, bringing further design interest to the interior.
Both bedrooms are substantial doubles with timber flooring. The main bedroom has fitted wardrobes and its own shower room, finished with marble detailing and rainfall and handheld shower fittings. The second bedroom looks out across Killiney village and is a great size as well.
The main bathroom takes a more indulgent approach. A six-foot freestanding bath sits alongside hexagonal floor tiles, partially marble-tiled walls and a heated towel rail. A separate utility room provides shelving and plumbing for a washing machine, keeping laundry out of the kitchen.
Some of the most useful improvements are less immediately visible. Sound-reducing laminated glazing has been installed throughout, together with electronic blinds, while an upgraded combi gas boiler serves the central heating. Wiring for speakers in every room offers scope for a soundtrack to accompany that coastal panorama.
Outside, the appeal extends well beyond the apartment’s windows. Killiney Hill Park is a short walk away, putting wooded paths and elevated coastal views within easy reach. The beach, Fitzpatrick’s Castle Hotel and local cafés add to the neighbourhood’s attractions, with Dalkey and Glasthule offering further choice for shopping and eating out. The 59 bus and Killiney DART station guarantee handy connections.
For buyers drawn to village life with the sea close at hand, this is a compelling combo of generous rooms, thoughtful upgrades and a view that would be pretty difficult to complain about.
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