HOUSE design of the pre-war period was very much concentrated on family living in the newly emerging Dublin suburbs.
A good example of the '30s' style is this residence at No 76 The Rise, Mount Merrion, Co Dublin, with 176sq m (1,900sq ft) of floor space laid out in well-proportioned rooms over three floors.
There is also full planning permission in place to further extend the property, but without sacrificing the sheltered rear garden which, at over 29m (96 ft) long, has oodles of space to spare.
This garden, laid mainly in lawn, is an undoubted feature for those with a growing young family, or for the green-fingered who might hanker after a whole garden redesign project.
Accommodation briefly comprises the enclosed entrance porch, reception hall, inner hall with guest cloakroom, drawing room, study, family room, casual dining/breakfeast area and kitchen, utility room, three bedrooms, bathroom and converted attic.
Price: AMV Euro1.8m, public auction 22 February Agent: Lisney 01-638 2700
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