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A CORNER house can be that bit special, and this two bed Edwardian red-brick at No 59 Church Avenue, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 is no exception. The benefit of three frontages means every room is filled with natural light. Set on a quiet street, directly opposite the quaint church of St John the Baptist and the cut stone garden wall of All Hallows College, the 102sq m (1098sq ft) interior of Lyndale has been modernised and stylishly decorated throughout.
The pretty breakfast room opens directly through French doors to the south facing, flagged rear garden. Especially charming too is the large bathroom - a mix of period and modern with a freestanding cast iron antique tub and curved glass brick feature window. Original features remain in practically every room, including marble fireplaces, polished floorboards and hand-stripped doors and architraves. Accommodation briefly comprises the entrance hall, breakfastroom, dining room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, study and bathroom.
Price: 695,000
Agent: Gunne 01-833 5844
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YOU ARE HERE: 11 November 2007 / tribune.ie / 2007 / 04 / 01
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