Everything Sutton has to offer for less: A-rated three-bed family home for €690k

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The seafront area of Baldoyle, Dublin 13, has everything neighbouring Sutton Cross has to offer for a lot less money. Here, a three-bedroom, three-bathroom A-rated home is seeking €690k.

Ideally located only 200 metres from Strand Road, with its idyllic views of Ireland’s Eye, and 10 minutes’ walk from Sutton Dart station, Park House offers all Sutton has to offer for less.

Launched in 2018 by Homeland Projects, the mixed development by Ferreria Architects included the construction of 25 contemporary homes, accommodating spacious townhouses and apartments in Baldoyle, Dublin 13.

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The entrance hall

Address: 18 Park House, Baldoyle, Dublin 13, D13 N62P

Asking price: €690,000

Agent: Gallagher Quigley

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the dining area opens out to the garden

The apartments were housed in the sensitive restoration of an original protected structure, a former Christian Brothers retirement home, on Dublin Street.

To the back of the site, set around a green, are 17 architecturally designed, terraced homes. The townhouse styles are all named after thoroughbred horses that raced at Baldoyle Racecourse in the late 19th century.

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the kitchen cabinets are set in an L-shape

Number 18 is one of these. Set over three floors, it has a stone-clad façade at ground floor level with a porch area with overhang that stops you getting wet or wind-blown on winter days and nights.

The three-bedroom, three-bathroom property has an A3 BER rating and extends to 120 square metres.

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The living room is on the second floor

There is an integrated garage providing off-street parking for one car, and it opens into a roomy hall with storage and a guest W.C.

Extending the width of the house is an open-plan, eat-in kitchen that leads out to a south-facing garden.

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the primary bedroom

The kitchen features off-white cabinetry, set in an L-shape, and has a utility room off it.

There are two double bedrooms on the first floor.

These share the family bathroom with additional storage on the landing.

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the back garden

On the second floor there’s are sea views east from the balcony off the separate living room. Opening from the dual aspect room, on a very clear day you can see Ireland’s Eye.

The primary bedroom is also at this level and includes a walk-through wardrobe to its en suite bathroom.

It too has a balcony that faces west towards Seagrange Park, which extends to almost 34 acres and abounds the Bayside Dart stop.  

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the hlouses overlook a green

The location of the house is first rate.

There are primary and secondary schools within walking distance. Strand Road has stellar sea views and an off-road path and cycle lane up to the Dart station at Sutton Cross, where there is a hotel, supermarket, restaurants, cafes, pharmacy and butcher.

Agents Gallagher Quigley is seeking €690,000.

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