19 Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3D03C821

The property features four bedrooms plus a converted attic, a generous 17m long rear garden with a lawn, and an exceptional open-plan kitchen/dining/family room that forms a wonderful heart for family life.

With multiple reception rooms, a converted attic space, and five shower rooms, teenagers can enjoy their own independent zones while sharing a spacious and well-connected home.

The flexible layout includes ground floor shower facilities, multiple bedrooms across floors, and an unusual kitchenette feature near the principal bedroom which offers interesting potential adaptations.

While spacious and well-located, a 208 sqm period home with four-plus bedrooms represents a substantial scale and maintenance commitment for a single occupant.

Couples who enjoy entertaining or working from home will appreciate the blend of period character, formal reception rooms, and a stunning contemporary rear extension.

The property offers generous single-level living options and beautiful gardens, though the multi-level layout and period stairs mean it requires management as owners age.

The location in Clontarf Village near local amenities is superb, though managing a substantial period home and garden may be less appealing for some retirees seeking low-maintenance living.

Includes multiple versatile spaces including a separate family/garden room, bedroom four, and a converted attic ideal for home offices.

Excellent transport links to Dublin city centre make this an ideal base for hybrid commuters.

The village setting and local community amenities suit retirement, provided the multi-story scale suits the buyer.

The property features multiple storeys, traditional period staircases, and a converted attic, which may pose challenges for long-term ageing in place without modification.

While renovated and extended to a high standard, a period property of 208 sqm with gardens requires ongoing maintenance.

Features off-street parking via a private driveway, though entry is not via a gated communal enclosure.

The home largely celebrates traditional period features like ornate plasterwork, high ceilings, and original joinery alongside modern extensions.

Offers exceptional versatility with interconnecting reception rooms, a large modern rear extension, separate utility spaces, and a converted attic.

A classic period residence retaining high ceilings, ornate plasterwork, original doors, staircase, and period fireplaces.

Features double-glazed windows and gas-fired central heating, achieving a C BER rating.

Boasts a private landscaped 17m rear garden with a patio terrace, red-brick wall, long lawn, and an inner courtyard.

The private 17m long rear garden features a sunny patio terrace, an attractive red-brick feature wall, a long lawn, and established greenery.

The coastal location provides wonderful opportunities for walking along the Clontarf promenade and nearby parks.

The area provides good access to local sporting facilities and fitness options typical of established Dublin suburbs.

Clontarf's coastal cycleways and relatively flat terrain offer great connectivity for cyclists heading towards the city centre or Howth.

Clontarf is renowned for its premier local golf clubs, including Royal Dublin and St Anne's.

Proximity to Dublin Bay offers coastal fishing opportunities for enthusiasts.

Equestrian facilities are limited within this dense suburban coastal setting, requiring travel further afield.

Proximity to Dublin Bay and local clubs supports sailing, SUP, and other coastal water activities.

Featuring interconnecting formal reception rooms, an expansive architect-designed kitchen/dining/family room, and a 17m landscaped garden, this home is built for hosting.

Positioned centrally on Vernon Avenue in the heart of Clontarf Village, residents benefit from vibrant local amenities, though this lively setting brings associated street activity.

This is an established suburban residential setting within Dublin rather than a rural environment.

Located right in the heart of Clontarf Village with cafes, shops, restaurants, and the seafront moments from the front door.

Clontarf's famous seafront, promenade, and coastal walks are all close by, offering exceptional access to maritime amenities.

Excellent transport links provide easy access to Dublin city centre and beyond from an established and highly convenient urban neighbourhood.

Clontarf offers a strong sense of established community spirit with active local sports and residents' associations.

Vernon Avenue is renowned for its exceptional selection of local cafes and restaurants right on the doorstep.

Local pubs and restaurants provide a pleasant neighbourhood social scene, with easy access to city centre nightlife.

Numerous local fitness groups, seaside walking clubs, and wellness options operate throughout Clontarf.

Good proximity to professional networks in Dublin city centre and active local business communities.

Easy access to Dublin's major tech hubs via robust public transport links.