16 Saint Joseph's Square
Clontarf
Dublin 3
D03 K237

Tucked away just off Vernon Avenue in the heart of Clontarf village, 16 Saint Joseph’s Square is a charming end-of-terrace home that blends character, comfort, and a superb location. Built circa 1910, this delightful 2-bedroom plus study property offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. The accommodation comprises a welcoming reception hall with understairs storage and wood flooring. Off the hallway is a bright, open plan living/dining room with dual aspect, featuring an attractive fireplace with stove inset creating a cosy space for relaxing or entertaining. To the rear homes a stylish integrated kitchen with a tiled floor and back splash and ample worktop space, the room is flooded with natural light. Upstairs there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a separate study which offers flexibility for remote working and currently in use as a third bedroom. A sleek, modern shower room completes the accommodation. The west-facing garden is a tranquil outdoor space with decking and raised flowerbeds, adding colour and charm. The garden also benefits from side lane access.

Steeped in history, 16 St. Joseph’s Square was once home to May Moore, born on May 3, 1896 — the third child of Christopher and Annie Moore. At the time of the 1916 Rising, the Moore family lived in this very house. May went on to become one of the 77 women held in Richmond Barracks for her role in Ireland’s struggle for independence, adding a remarkable layer of heritage to this already special home.

Location

Situated in a mature and quiet cul-de-sac setting off Vernon Avenue, this property enjoys unparalleled access to Clontarf’s vibrant Vernon Avenue with an array of cafés, excellent restaurants, Nolans Supermarket and specialist boutiques. You are within minutes of stunning coast walks along Clontarf’s iconic promenade and a short walking distance of the ever-popular St Anne’s Park along with numerous sporting facilities in the immediate area. There is a frequent bus route on the Clontarf Road providing easy access to the city centre and Clontarf’s DART Station is also close by.

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this beautiful family home along with the prime and convenient location. If you would like a viewing, please email us or call the office directly on 01 8336555 to arrange an appointment with the agent Geraldine Hennessy. If you wish to place an offer, please visit www.sherryfitz.ie where you can register to make an offer on this property.

Excellent location in the heart of Clontarf
Quiet residential setting off Vernon Avenue
Quaint two bed plus study
Double glazing
Gas fired central heating – combi boiler
Private rear garden with west facing orientation
Vehicular Side access
On-street parking

Hall 1.75m x 6.18m Welcoming hallway with laminate wood flooring and generous understairs storage
Living/Dining Room 4.01m x 6.29m Open plan living/dining room with dual aspect, featuring an attractive open fireplace with wood burning stove inset and laminate wood flooring.
Kitchen 2.38m x 4.53m Light filled room with stylish integrated kitchen, breakfast bar, subway tiled backsplash, tiled flooring, recessed lighting
Bedroom 1 3.56m x 3.34m Double bedroom to the rear of the property with built in wardrobes
Bedroom 2 4.05m x 2.89m Double bedroom to the front of the property with a feature brick wall and fireplace
Study 1.75m x 1.93m Bright study to the front of the property currently in use as a nursey
Shower Room 1.74m x 1.54m Tiled room comprising shower cubicle with electric shower, wash hand basin with storage and WC

BER: C2
BER Number: 100172857
Energy Performance Indicator: 198.45 kWh/m²/yr

Clontarf is a coastal suburb on the northside of Dublin. It has a range of commercial facilities mainly centred on Vernon Avenue. Clontarf's most notable amenity is its seafront, with a promenade running continuously from Alfie Byrne Road to the wooden bridge at Dollymount. As well as extensive walks and green areas, St Anne’s Park situated between Clontarf and Raheny is the second largest municipal park in Dublin, is part of a former 202 hectares (500 acres) estate assembled by members of the Guinness family. Features include an artificial pond and a number of follies, a fine collection of trees, a playground, parklands walks and recreational facilities including golf.and tennis. Clontarf contains numerous sporting facilities, such as GAA, Rugby, Cricket, Tennis and Sailing. The largest municipal park is nearby (North) Bull Island, also shared between Clontarf and Raheny. North Bull Island is an island located in Dublin Bay, about 5 km long and 800 m wide, lying roughly parallel to the shore off Clontarf (including Dollymount), Raheny, Kilbarrack, and facing Sutton. It has been named by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve. It is the only biosphere reserve in a capital city in the world. The island, with a sandy beach known as Dollymount Strand running its entire length, the island also hosts St Anne’s and Royal Dublin golf clubs.