48 St Lawrence Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 HN62

Karen Mulvaney is proud to present to the market No 48 St Lawrence Road. This double bay-windowed red-brick four-bedroom period home is ideally positioned on a tree lined street in one of Clontarf's most sought-after locations. This charming home boasts numerous original features from high ceilings with ceiling coving, original doors and original fireplaces, the further appeal of this home is the secluded landscaped west facing rear garden. Viewing video https://youtu.be/HtxkdTJi7nw

Behind the red brick façade you are welcomed into the most impressive hallway, the hall door with the fan light above and a large stain glass window on the landing floods this space with natural light. Located off the hallway on the right-hand side there are two elegant interconnecting reception rooms. Both rooms have original ceiling coving, feature fireplaces and carpet. The main reception room to the front has a large bay window, while the second reception room overlooking the rear garden. At the end of the hallway there is a breakfast room leading to galley kitchen. From the kitchen there is also a utility and downstairs bathroom. There is also access from here out to the garden.

The original staircase leads to a return where there is one double bedroom and main bathroom, from the return the staircase leads up a further landing, where the original ceiling coving continues, a sky light and an original stain glassed window floods this whole area with natural light. There is access to a further double bedroom that overlooks the rear garden. To the front the main bedroom a beautiful bay window that saturate this space with natural morning light,

Outside to the front there are original tiled pathway, grass area and driveway with space for two cars. An unusual and beneficial addition to this property. There is also a wide side entrance. To the rear of the property the expansive west facing landscaped rear garden offers an ideal place to relax an unwind, it is laid in grass with mature shrubs and stunning apple trees. A original structure of a garden shed caters for further storage.

St Lawrence Road needs little introduction as being one of Clontarf's premier roads, from the terrace of red-brick homes to the mature trees and unique street lighting, it is ideally positioned with Howth Road at the top and the Clontarf Road and promenade at the bottom. Clontarf is a coastal suburb on the north side of Dublin. It has a range of commercial facilities mainly centred on Vernon Avenue. Clontarf's most notable amenity is its seafront, with a promenade running continuously from Alfie Byrne Road to the wooden bridge at Dollymount. As well as extensive walks and green areas, St Anne's Park is nearby and is the second largest municipal park in Dublin. Clontarf contains numerous sporting facilities, such as GAA, Rugby, Cricket, Tennis, Golf and Sailing. The local schools are also of excellent repute. Clontarf is one stop on the DART from the city centre, has a cosy village atmosphere and most roads lead down to the sea. The place is steeped in history. Clontarf's ancient name, Cluain Tarbh, means "meadow of the bulls", from the sound of the waves on the seafront which was likened to the bellowing of bulls.