Refurbished two-storey cottage just a breath away from the bustle of Blackrock

For Sale

A light-filled refurbished period cottage in Blackrock, just steps away from the bustling village's main street for €695k.

Set back from the village's hustle and bustle, this small period home keeps its own quiet.

The noise of Blackrock, welcome, familiar, easily reached, carries only faintly here, and the effect is of a house that has stepped a few paces out of the day to catch its breath.

It has been refurbished with restraint. Oak floors run through the ground floor, quartz meets a double Belfast sink in the kitchen, and with a B BER rating, it is warm and cosy, with walls that have stood for well over a century.

Blackrock
the primary bedroom is upstairs

Address: 9 Brusna Cottages, Blackrock Village, County Dublin. A94 N2N2

Asking price: €675,000

Agent: Janet Carroll Estate Agents

Brusna cottages reading nook 1
the landing

It has been refurbished with restraint.

Oak floors run through the ground floor, quartz meets a double Belfast sink in the kitchen, and a B energy rating sits behind walls that have stood for well over a century. It was built in 1900.

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The living room has a large lightwell flooding it in daylight

It may have old bones, but it is warm and efficient.

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom, 69 square metre property has something rarer than hen's teeth in a village centre: residential on-street parking.

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The upstairs bathroom

The village has really thrived in recent years, with bars, restaurants and cafes all having outdoor seating which brings an all-day vibrancy.

Independent shops include Interiors Favourites, Nordic Elements, fashion boutique Kahn, and everything you need to cover the errands of any given week is on your doorstep.

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The second bedroom is downstairs

The Dart is just a short walk away, as are all the buses that use the N11 bus corridor, making journeys into Dublin and beyond simple and convenient.

Blackrock Park, which runs right down to the seafront, lies a few minutes in one direction, while the seafront and its long blue/grey light lie a few minutes in the other.

So on any given day, the car can stay where it is; you can walk along the coast or out the road to Seapoint to take a dip.

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the kitchen

The two-storey terraced cottage is equally suited to a couple seeking a home to settle into, or even siblings looking to pool resources and purchase a property together, as each bedroom has access to a bathroom.

Blackrock Village is known for its vibrant, eclectic community, with unique cafés, restaurants, and individual shops that create a seaside summertime atmosphere year-round.

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The living area has plenty of storage

If coastal living, an outdoor lifestyle, and village life by the sea tick your boxes, a quick viewing is recommended.

Agent Janet Carroll Estate Agents is seeking €675,000.

To arrange a private viewing, contact Janet Carroll Estate Agents or call 01 288 2020.

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