TOthe rear of this charming home is something of a summer delight . . . a leafy 'outdoor room' full of atmosphere courtesy of the sunny courtyard sheltered by a number of exotic plants. The extension to the house allowed for the creation of a spacious diningroom, from where the natural progression is out onto this additional, open-air dining area.
French doors also open from a second reception room, and into another part of the garden which is abundant with wonderfully fragranced plants.
The west-facing garden is not all that's to be savoured, however, at No 2 Oakwood, a four-bed detached property on Tivoli Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin. The house is one of a small, cul-de-sac development built on the grounds of Primrose Hill estate, and just across the road from the original 1830s' period house.
The house is entered through a large hallway with timber floor and a guest cloakroom. A small study has timber shelving and a built-in desk.
The main reception room is a bright room, further enhanced by a box bay window and feature fireplace. A second reception room has French doors out to the garden. The kitchen is kitted out with cherrywood presses and fully integrated appliances.
Upstairs are the four bedrooms, one en-suite, and a main bathroom. Overall floor space in the house extends to 158sq m (1,700 sq ft).
Outside, the rear garden is laid out on two levels. Near the diningroom doors is a small water feature, while high walls surrounding the boundary ensure the space is a private sun trap.
Price: 1.2m Agent: HJ Byrne & Co 01-286 2113
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