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Charming family home in the city - No 86 Lower Kimmage Road: 1.25m
Valerie Shanley

           


THE charm is in the detail of this bright, four-bed period residence which has been tastefully restored by the current owners.

Every room contains elegant hints of the Victorian area, such as the fine plaster cornices, picture rails, centre roses and original timber floors.

Combined with this are the welcome trappings of modern living, including a wholly modern bathroom with power shower and Hansgrohe brassware.

The big, eat-in kitchen is where period meets contemporary in inviting style, with the original cast-iron fireplace making the dining area welcoming, while the working end of the room is fully fitted with presses and integrated appliance. Original, checkered marble floor tiling also gives that echo of the past whilst also being practical.

The rear garden, leading from the kitchen, is southfacing, mainly laid in lawn and very private with climbers and shrubs clothing the high surrounding walls.

This outdoor space, combined with the generous accommodation of the house, presents No 86 as an ideal city home for a growing family.

In addition, the location ensures convenience to a number of amenities including local shops and good bus routes.

Harold's Cross Park, the city centre and the villages of Rathmines, Rathgar and Terenure all all within very easy reach.

The house also benefits from uninterrupted views across to Mount Argus church and grounds.

The lowdown

Address: No 86 Lower Kimmage Road, Dublin 6W
Details: Victorian residence comprising two interconnecting reception rooms, big eat-in kitchen, four bedrooms, bathroom and 104ft rear garden with shed
Highlights: Original period architectural details including bay windows, ornate stained glass skylight, cast-iron fireplaces and parquet and marble tiled floors
Price: 1.25m
Agent: Douglas Newman Good 01-490 9000




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