Beech View
Countybrook
Enniskerry
Co. Wicklow
A98 TY82

Peace, privacy, and tranquillity set the tone for Beech View which sits graciously on beautifully landscaped grounds of approximately 1-acre. Located on the periphery of the Wicklow/Dublin border, there are sweeping views of the magnificent surroundings, and this fabulous setting offers that elusive combination of countryside lifestyle and proximity to a wide range of amenities. Constructed by the existing owners in the early 90’s, Beech View is a deceptively large 4/5 bedroom detached bungalow which is brought to the market in good order.

The accommodation is set on one level measuring 178 sq. m approx. Entering the property through the mosaic tiled front porch, the wall panelled hallway is accessed through an inner door and comprises red oak hardwood flooring, ceiling coving, and cloakroom press. Immediately to the left is the large living room, the hardwood floor continues into this bright dual aspect room featuring a gas fireplace and ceiling coving. On the opposite side of the hall there is access into a lengthy triple aspect kitchen dining room which contains partially tiled / solid oak flooring. The kitchen is fitted with a range of high gloss cabinetry and attractive Silestone worktops while integrated appliances include a double oven, microwave, induction hob, and dishwasher. The dining area similarly features decorative ceiling plasterwork, a second gas fireplace with bespoke shelving units either side, and double doors lead out to the rear garden. Returning to the hall, off the long corridor the wall panels are a recurring theme and there is access to all remaining rooms to include a study, and four double bedrooms with all incorporating wardrobes while the principal is complemented with an en-suite shower room. A contemporary bathroom with freestanding bath and a neighbouring shower room complete the internal layout.

Nestled on its picturesque 1-acre plot, the garden at Beech View beckons with its expansive lawns and many choices of unusual plantings. Set behind electric gates, on approach a gravelled drive provides extensive parking and bordering the driveway to the right there is an array of vibrant shrubs, architectural plants, and colourful flowers. Off to the left, a flat lawn flanked by tall hedging wraps around to the rear where it continues to progress. The sunny aspect and natural splendour combine to create a unique setting for intimate family gatherings. Outdoor dining can be enjoyed from the patio which is accessed through a beech hedge maze and winding pathways lead to the garden room which is set up as a home gym. Adjacent to the patio there is a children’s play area along with a detached block-built garage with running electricity.

Beech View is approx. 1.9km from the picturesque village of Enniskerry which has a very active and friendly community, two minutes south of the Dublin border and 23km south of Dublin City Centre, with easy access being afforded to Dublin Airport from the M11/M50. Served by regular bus services to Bray Dart Station, the nearby Luas network & Dublin and its suburbs.

The village is a jewel of Wicklow, enjoying peaceful seclusion right at the gateway to the “Garden of Ireland.” It is a wonderful location in which to live and rear a family, combining two primary schools and churches with a choice of secondary schools nearby, all immersed in countryside appeal. It has a vibrant community and lovely amenities including friendly inns and coffee houses, local neighbourhood shops and restaurants, and sporting clubs such as the renowned Dun Laoghaire and Powerscourt Golf Clubs. The beautiful setting is perfect for nature lovers with its mountain walks, country lanes and proximity to the scenic Sugarloaf Mountain. Nearby is the magnificent Powerscourt Estate, with its beautiful gardens and the famous waterfall. For equestrians, there are the facilities at Killegar Stables, located just outside the village. Enniskerry is the ideal location for those yearning country lifestyles yet within easy access to Dublin suburbia and the city centre.

Oil Fired Central Heating
Septic Tank (mains possible)
Electric Car Charger
Mains Water
Vodafone broadband
Self Monitored CCTV

Porch 1.72m x 1.27m 
Hall 11.68m x 5.16m 
Lounge 5.11m x 5.22m 
Kitchen / Diner 9.36m x 3.57m 
Study 2.23m x 3.86m 
Bedroom1 4.01m x 3.86m 
Ensuite 2.08m x 0.86m 
Bedroom 2 3.58m x 4.05m 
Bedroom 3 3.58m x 3.86m 
Bedroom 4 3.11m x 4.05m 
Bathroom 1.86m x 3.86m 
Shower Room 1.97m x 1.93m 

BER: D1
BER Number: 118977537
Energy Performance Indicator: 230.89 kWh/m²/yr

Enniskerry is an excellent base from which to explore the surrounding countryside as well as the magnificent Powerscourt grounds.  It features superb cafes and shops as well as a host of picture-postcard cottages and a charming village triangle. The clock tower in the centre of the village is also a very attractive feature. The Catholic Church circa 1843 by Patrick Byrne is one of the first gothic revival churches in Ireland. Lying in a beautiful glen of the Cookstown or Glencullen River, the wooded country around Enniskerry offers fine forest walks.