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You can now make offers online for this four-bed family home beside the seaside
10 St. Patrick’s Crescent in Monkstown is on the market for €540,000
MANY HOMES THAT date back to the ‘40s and ‘50s are solid and trustworthy and 10 St Patrick’s Crescent is a prime example. Upgraded and extended over the years this four-bed home in south Co Dublin stands at the end of a terrace that’s flanked by the seaside village of Monkstown and the more inland village of Deansgrange.
Offers by Daft are now live on this property that is just a 20 minute walk from the popular Seapoint beach. You can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere with this new online platform that creates a fair and transparent process. Offers by Daft lets buyers make decisions with confidence.
For sale by private treaty through Casey Kennedy Estate Agenst, this 105 m² end of terrace home may be D1-rated but it does have double glazed windows that are sure to keep draughts out.
A light-filled open plan kitchen along with a dining space makes up the back extension of the house. Double doors from here open out to the garden. The sitting room is still in its original place, to the front the home and its spans the width of the house. Off the hallway there are two shower rooms and a utility space.
The bedrooms are spread across both floors with one double room on at ground level that lives in another extension that was added later. French doors also lead from here to the outdoor space making it private and perfect for guests. The remaining three bedrooms sit upstairs and they all have space for double beds.
There is off-street parking for two cars to the front a garden with paving to the back that’s great for outdoor entertaining.
The south Dublin village of Monkstown is a dream for anyone who wants to live close to the sea as well as the city centre. Well-serviced by the DART and a number of buses to bring you to the city, the cars may well be left at home.
Everyday essentials in the form of a Tesco and Spar or both reachable on foot. No doubt, whoever buys 10 St Patrick’s Crescent will be doing their bit for the environment too.
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