Smartly presented D11 three-bed family home with a 30-metre-long garden is ready to move into. There’s scope to extend in time. First, get in, and then consider your options: €580k.
Smartly presented, this three-bedroom terraced house off the Ballymun Road offers families a place to put down roots and grow.
When its current owners bought the house in 2016, they paid €305,000 for the E BER-rated residence, according to the property price register.
Having since upgraded the property, they’ve turned it from a Baltic to a respectable C BER rating.
Address: 11 Maolbuille Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 11, D11 PC81
Asking price: €580,000
Agents: Move Home Estate Agents
West-facing at the front, it is screened from the neighbours by high hedges, and there is off-street parking for up to two vehicles.
It opens into a tiled hall with the living room to the left. Running the depth of the house, this is a dual-aspect space.
The eat-in kitchen is at the back. While the house has been upgraded, the owners kept the range cooker that they inherited with their purchase.
The cream-coloured cottagecore centrepiece has pride of place in the eat-in kitchen, which gets loads of morning sun from the east-facing back garden.
The space includes a pantry, set into the second front of the house. Better use of this windowed space would be a guest W.C. cum laundry room.
The kitchen opens out to a timber deck where there is a small sun room that has glazed walls and a polycarbonate roof.
The garden is sizeable. It extends to 30 metres and includes some outbuildings. That’s 100 feet of lawned space with scope to extend out into it in time.
For now, though, it’s time to enjoy the suntrap at its foot.
This corner of suburban Glasnevin is low-lying, so the sun comes over the top of the roof and hits a sweet spot at the bottom of the garden, where the owners have constructed an all-weather shelter where they’ve slung up a couple of hammocks. It's a great place to hang out and enjoy evening sun.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two doubles and a single, along with the family bathroom.
Move Home Estate Agents is seeking €580,000 for the three-bedroom, one-bathroom house which extends to 85 square metres.
The last house to sell on the road was number six, a larger property on the other side of the street.
With a similar BER rating, the four-bedroom house has a two-storey extension and now measures 128 square metres.
Last June it made €735,000, according to the property price register, and will give you some idea of how you might proceed with an extension down the line.
