The hidden home within walking distance of all of Dublin 4’s amenities

For Sale

Within about a six-minute walk of Dublin 4's Ballsbridge village, this hidden home has a good balance of accommodation and living.

Down a leafy path, with pedestrian access only, this is a hidden, four-bedroom, detached home with all Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, has to offer at the end of the street.

The Mews, number 61 Serpentine Avenue, is concealed behind a terrace of houses on one of Dublin 4's arterial roads.

Dublin 4

Address: The Mews, 61 Serpentine Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin 4, D04 R6A2

Asking price: €1.15 million

Agent: Mullery O’Gara

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The property opens into a long hall, lined with spring green coloured cabinetry, offering storage for every family member.

It includes a utility area which is plumbed for a washing machine and a dryer.

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A set of Crittall-look doors open through to the open plan kitchen cum living room.

This is simply furnished and light-filled. It opens out to a south-west-facing, low-maintenance garden.

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The room has a good layout, zoned to maximise the space.

The dining area is set into a bay that overlooks the exterior.

Clerestory windows bring more light into this part of the room.

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The living area is directly ahead and is minimally decorated, allowing the light to bounce around.

It features a stylish shelving, a grey suede-look L-shaped sofa with side tables and a footstool and shelving below the TV for media boxes.   

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The kitchen is in another bay and is lit from above by a large rooflight.

Its Shaker door cabinetry is topped with quartz counters and is set in a C-shape.

Underfoot, a chevron-pattern timber floor knits the hall and living spaces together, creating a delineation between the living and accommodation.

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The sleeping quarters are set up perfectly for family life.

Of the four bedrooms, two make perfect children’s rooms.

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The principal has an ensuite shower room and opens out to the garden, ideal if the dawn chorus happens to wake you - you can wander out on these mornings and enjoy the birdsong.

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The adjoining bedroom is currently used as a home office.

It could also double as a guest room.

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The four-bedroom, two-bathroom property, which extends to 110 square metres and has a C1 Ber-rating, is seeking €1.15 million through agents Mullery O’Gara.

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