35 Coldwell Street
Glasthule
Co Dublin
A96 RT18

This charming mid-terrace artisan cottage is proudly presented to the market in one of Glasthule’s most sought-after and desirable locations. Opportunities such as this are rare—having been upgraded over the years, the property offers a wonderful chance to live close to the sea. The generous ceiling height in both the reception room and main bedroom adds a welcome sense of space and light, enhancing the cottage’s inherent charm.
Nestled just off Eden Road, Coldwell Street is a peaceful and picturesque enclave lined with characterful cottages dating back to 1884. Perfectly positioned just moments from the vibrant seaside village of Glasthule—renowned for its unique charm and sense of community—this home places future owners at the heart of one of South County Dublin’s most beloved residential areas, with the seafront only a short stroll away.
Inside, the front door opens into a welcoming living room, complete with a gas fire and impressively high ceilings that create an airy and inviting atmosphere. To the rear lies a bedroom, while a second bedroom is situated between the kitchen and living room. The kitchen features floor-level units and provides direct access to the rear yard A shower room completes the internal accommodation.
Ample on-street pay-and-display parking is available to the front, with resident and visitor discs easily obtainable.
A wide selection of cafés, restaurants, and independent shops—particularly those offering artisan food and fine wines—are all within easy walking distance. Dun Laoghaire and Dalkey further expand the range of nearby amenities. Additionally, six supermarkets are located within 2km, ensuring convenience for the weekly shop.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, the area boasts some of Dublin’s most scenic coastal walks, including Dun Laoghaire Harbour, Scotsman’s Bay, the iconic Forty Foot, and Killiney Hill. A wealth of leisure and sports facilities are also nearby, including Sandycove Tennis and Squash Club, Glenageary Lawn Tennis Club, local gyms, and several sailing clubs.
Transport links are superb. Sandycove & Glasthule DART station is just five minutes’ walk from the front door, while several Dublin Bus routes (7, 7A, 45A, 59, 111 and the 7N Nitelink) are accessible within an eight-minute walk, making travel to the city centre and beyond exceptionally convenient.

Entrance porch  
Living room 4.50m x 3.94m laminate wood flooring, central light, storage, retro fireplace with gas fire insert
Bedroom one 2.52m x 2.50m laminate wood flooring, central light
Kitchen 3.83m x 1.57m under counter cabinets, fridge freezer, extractor fan, standalone electric cooker and hob, washing machine, stainless steel sink unit, tiled splashback
Bedroom two 2.82m x 2.27m laminate wood flooring, central light, window
Shower room 1.58m x .157m tiled floor and walls, corner shower suite with Triton electric shower, WC, wash handbasin, towel rail, window
Door to  rear yard

BER: G
BER Number: 117302208
Energy Performance Indicator: 573.02

Glasthule is a quaint coastal suburb, between Dún Laoghaire and Dalkey. The town is notable for James Joyce's Ulysses, and the Joyce Tower is located in the neighbouring Sandycove. In Sandycove and Glasthule, there are a number of long established amenities, including a large national school, butchers, supermarket, pharmacies, pubs, boutiques, dentists, doctors, bookshop, restaurants, cafés, and countless other shops and services. An Aircoach service links the area with Dublin Airport 24 hours a day.