Want to be able to call the Dylan Hotel your canteen? This three-bedroom Dublin 4 mews house is close enough to the five-star hotel to let you do that.
St Mary’s Road is one of the quietly regarded streets of Dublin 4.
It’s where stealth wealth likes to live. It’s one street in from Baggott Street Upper, with the Dylan Hotel at the end of the road. Some residents call it their canteen.
Baggot Lane runs parallel to St Mary’s Road and opens onto Baggot Street via Eastmoreland Lane.
It also connects to Northumberland Road, and there is a pedestrian shortcut to Haddington Road and the Grand Canal via St’ Mary’s Church grounds to Percy Place.
Address: 36 Baggot Lane, Dublin 4, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04A2V6
Asking price: €1.295 million
Agent: Hunters Estate Agents
It is a discreetly positioned place to set up home, close to amenities but very quiet and removed from the lively bar scene on a Thursday night and on Aviva match and gig days.
Staged for sale by Cormac Rowell of Rowell Design, the three-storey, three-bedroom, three-bathroom mews opens in a roomy and well-appointed hall.
The eat-in kitchen is at the back of the ground floor and features shaker door cabinets, painted a cloud grey.
With timber floorboards underfoot, large sliding glass doors open out to the south-facing back garden.
A timber staircase with glass balustrades climbs up to the first floor, where the living room is.
Also, overlooking the back, it spans the width of the property.
It has a sleek inset stove that sits flush with the wall.
It’s a bright room with a lot of wall space for artworks.
Two of its three double bedrooms are at the front.
One has an ensuite bathroom.
The other can enjoy full use of the family bathroom.
The principal bedroom fills the entire second floor.
Also, ensuite it has a walk-in wardrobe and a large amount of storage under the eaves.
The C2 BER-rated, terraced property, which extends to 136 square metres, comes with a carport for valuable off-street parking for one vehicle and is seeking €1.25 million through Hunters Estate Agents.
The Grand Canal is a short stroll away, where you can walk all the way east to the Docks, with Barrow Street Dart station a 10-minute walk, and west to the outer suburbs and beyond, past the green line Luas stop Charlemont, which is a similar distance on foot.
