Located south of Malahide village, opposite the grounds of Malahide Castle, Streamstown Wood is a truly bespoke scheme of 22 luxury detached residences set on landscaped gardens and a private residents' park.

Designed and built in the Edwardian style in red brick with granite relief and featuring pitched slate roofs and square bay windows, houses here are seriously spacious at an enviable 448sq m to 686sq m (4,827sq ft to 7,383sq ft) and include five or six bedrooms spread over four floors.

Buyers can choose from seven different house designs . . . Mandeville (the largest), Herbert, Johnson, Lanchester, Draycott, Redcliffe and Osborne . . . and layout options which include an indoor heated swimming pool, full leisure facilities (jacuzzi, sauna and gym), cinema room, temperature-controlled wine cellar, games room and bar, and a nanny suite.

Standard to each house will be a Clive Christian kitchen, a state-of-the-art home automation system, and a superior fit-out for bathroom ware, tiling and wardrobes to the value of 280,000.

As an added incentive for buyers, LM Developments has enlisted the skills of internationally-acclaimed Irish designer Louise Kennedy to do the interior design on the two showhouses, which will go on the market fully furnished.

Another exciting feature of Streamstown Wood is the 2m private park designed by renowned landscape architect Tim Austen, the centrepiece of which is a spectacular water feature surrounded by an Edwardian fruit garden, sunken amphitheatre and children's adventure area.

The first homes will be ready for occupation in June 2008 and with each purchase comes a three-year platinum membership of global concierge service Quintessentially.

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Price: Houses from 3m to 6m Size of unit: from 448sq m to 686sq m (4,827sq ft to 7,383sq ft) Size of development: 22 detached luxury residences Standard features: Clive Christian kitchen, state of the art home automation system and superior quality fit-out for bathroom ware, tiling and wardrobes On-site facilities: 2m private park on 1.5 acres designed by landscape architect Tim Austen, with water feature, fruit garden and sunken amphitheatre Completion date: ready for occupation June 2008 Transport links: Malahide is serviced by Dart and bus to the city centre Distance from Dublin: 14.8km Agent: McPeake Auctioneers 01-8272300