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Property Type: 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Detached residence

Area: 148 square meters (1593 square feet)

BER Rating: B2

Introduction

Cabinteely, located in the southern part of Dublin, is a charming suburban area. It is situated near Stillorgan and Blackrock, offering a pleasant residential environment. This community features numerous conveniences, including two large park shopping centers, as well as a diverse range of restaurants, bars, and cafes. If you wish to visit the beaches of Sandycove and Killiney, they are just a short drive away.

Location

The residence is located next to the N11 road, in close proximity to the M50 motorway, providing connections to suburban areas, the city, and all national routes. Surrounding areas include Cabinteely, Killiney, Shankill, Foxrock & Carrickmines, offering various amenities. The upcoming Cherrywood Shopping Centre, currently under construction, is an exciting project that will bring new residential spaces, retail stores, cinemas, open squares, parks, and woodlands, creating a new urban community. The LUAS light rail station is right at your doorstep.

Living Area

The house features an entrance foyer, living room, kitchen and dining area, sunroom, laundry room, storage room, fourth bedroom/study/game room, ensuite, and guest bathroom. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, with the master bedroom being divided into two spaces, along with an ensuite and the main bathroom.

Outdoors

In the front, there is a spacious driveway that provides ample off-street parking. The boundaries are planted with shrubs, and there are two side entrances and an electric vehicle charging point.

"The rear of the property features a sunny private landscaped garden, approximately 11 meters by 11 meters in size. It includes a spacious Indian sandstone terrace and an artificial lawn. Various plants and shrubs are planted in raised flower beds, and there is a powered storage shed available.

Surrounding Facilities

The village of Cabinteely is just a few minutes' walk away and is a picturesque village in the southern part of Dublin, nestled in the heart of this leafy suburban area. In fact, the village itself is part of a small lane and features a quaint library, several trendy restaurants, the Horse & Hound Hotel, and a police station. Cabinteely Park is one of the most popular attractions in South Dublin, offering a children's playground, acres of green space, paved walkways, and a publicly accessible historic house that hosts various historical lectures and a renowned tea room.

"The area offers a wide range of entertainment facilities, with close proximity to Killiney Hill, Leopardstown Racecourse, and Killiney Golf Course. It's only a short drive away from Dun Laoghaire, which boasts numerous sailing and sports clubs. There are plenty of shopping facilities, including Dunnes Stores Cornelscourt, as well as additional amenities in Foxrock, Deansgrange, and Killiney.

Schools

Local elementary schools include:

St. Patricks Boys’ National School

Monkstown Educate Together National School

St. Brigid’s Boys’ National School

Secondary school included:

Cabinteely Community School

St Joseph of Cluny Secondary School

Loreto College Foxrock

Clonkeen College

Killiney Mountain

"Killiney Mountain is a popular destination for walkers and hikers, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area: Dublin to the northwest, the Irish Sea to the east and southeast, the Wicklow Mountains and Bray Head to the south. It's definitely a great place to spend a few hours enjoying the scenery on a beautiful day.

Golf Club

Killiney Golf Club

The club was established in 1903 and is a mature 9-hole golf course located in the south of Dublin. With over 800 members, it is also one of the oldest clubs in Dublin. It boasts magnificent panoramic views, making it an ideal choice for a leisurely game of golf.

In addition, there are four other nearby golf courses to choose from, which are in close proximity:

The Carrickmines Golf Club

Leopardstown Golf Centre

Woodbrook Golf Club

Old Conna Golf Club

Dublin Mountains

The Dublin Mountains are the largest natural landscape in the area, where you can engage in activities such as hiking, cycling, or horseback riding through forests with Sitka spruce, Japanese larch, Scots pine, Monterey pine, and American black pine plantations. Stepaside is a suburban area of Dublin that offers a vantage point overlooking the entire city. At night, the city lights provide one of Dubliners' best-kept secrets.

Cabinteely Park

Cabinteely Park is a suburban park located in the southern part of Dublin. It was originally the garden of an ancient estate, which can still be seen within the park. It overlooks a small valley in the park, with a quaint stream running through the middle. There is a playground, open grassy areas, and a small forest. Surrounding the park are pathways that lead through the forest along the stream. Along these paths, you'll also find various sculptures by different artists. Finally, adjacent to the house, there is a Japanese-themed café with restroom facilities.