18 Sarsfield Street
Sallynoggin
Co Dublin
A96WP04

This is a charming double-fronted cottage in the heart of where original character, colourful streetscapes and a wonderful sense of community come together. There is something particularly special about this little pocket of Sallynoggin. The road itself has an authenticity that is increasingly hard to find, with rows of individual cottages, each painted in its own distinctive colour and beautifully dressed with flower-filled window boxes with colourful blooms spilling over the planters throughout the summer, while neighbours can often be seen sitting out front, chatting and catching up with one another. It is a street with personality, warmth and a genuine sense of community — the kind of place that immediately feels like home.

Tucked amongst this wonderfully characterful setting is this beautifully presented double-fronted cottage, which has been lovingly cared for by its current owner since she purchased it in 2018. Behind its attractive façade, the property offers bright, well-proportioned accommodation with a lovely balance of traditional charm and comfortable modern living.

On entering, you are welcomed into a generous living room, a particularly inviting space with beautiful timber flooring and sliding sash windows with plantation shutters. A feature fireplace provides a lovely focal point and adds a wonderful sense of character and atmosphere to the room. There is a generous single bedroom off this reception room. Off the rear hallway there is very nice double bedroom with excellent storage, making particularly good use of the space available. The real heart of the home is the large kitchen/diner. This is a wonderfully generous room, ideal for everyday life as well as entertaining, with plenty of space for a dining table and direct access to the garden. And what a garden it is. South-facing and wonderfully sunny and private, the rear garden is designed with low maintenance in mind, creating an easy outdoor extension of the living space — perfect for enjoying morning coffee, summer lunches or simply making the most of the sunshine.

The location is another major attraction. Positioned close to Sallynoggin roundabout yet enjoying a lovely sense of tranquillity, the property is within easy reach of an excellent range of everyday amenities, including Aldi, Lidl and Park Pointe, while the seafront and the many attractions of Dun Laoghaire are also just a pleasant 20 minute walk away, including scenic coastal walks and The Peoples Park with its legendary Sunday farmers Market, while the wider Dun Laoghaire area offers an abundance of cafés, restaurants, shops, and leisure facilities. There are excellent transport links serving the area with numerous bus routes and the Glenageary Dart Station a 15 minute walk away.

This is a home that offers far more than its accommodation alone. It is the character of the cottage, the individuality of the street, the colourful window boxes, the friendly community atmosphere and the sunny south-facing garden that make it feel truly special.

A beautifully maintained home in a wonderfully authentic setting, this is a property that is likely to appeal to first-time buyers, downsizers, and anyone looking for a home with genuine character in a superb coastal location.

A charming cottage, a beautiful street and a location that has everything on its doorstep — viewing is highly recommended.

GFCH
Alarm
Unique charm
Handsome façade
Private, sunny rear garden
On street parking
Light filled throughout
Highly convenient location
15 Minute walk to Glenageary Dart Station
20 minute walk to Dun Laoghaire seafront

Living Room: 3.30m x 4.17m beautifully appointed with a feature cast iron fireplace, engineered oak floors, sliding sash windows with plantation shutters
Bedroom 2: 3.12m x 2.48m engineered oak floors, extensive fitted shelving, sliding sash window with plantation shutters
Hallway: 5.22m x 0.80m engineered oak floors, attic access, recessed lighting, hot press
Bedroom 1: 3.00m x 3.27m engineered oak floors, outlook onto the garden, fitted wardrobes.
Shower Room: 2.13m x 1.78m tiled floor, WC, WHB, step in shower cubicle with tile surround
Kitchen/Dining: 4.87m x 3.34m tiled floor, recessed lighting, shaker style kitchen with tiled splashback, dishwasher, washing machine, Bosch integrated oven and hob, extractor fan provision for fridge, door out to garden
Garden  This low maintenance garden is exceptionally private and has a lovely sunny orientation. It is pebbled with white washed walls and a tongue and groove fence

BER: C
BER Number: 111133815
Energy Performance Indicator: 178kWh/(m².y)

Sallynoggin is a suburban area of Dublin. Most of the residents of Sallynoggin are originally from the Dún Laoghaire area which gives Sallynoggin a village atmosphere with many families tracing their roots back several generations in Dún Laoghaire, Dalkey, Glasthule or Blackrock. Sallynoggin is served by several bus routes – mainly the no. 7 from Dublin City to Loughlinstown; the no. 111 from Dún Laoghaire to Loughlinstown; the no. 45A from Dún Laoghaire to Bray, County Wicklow.