7 The Terrace
Torquay Road
Foxrock
Dublin 18
D18 RRK5

This outstanding mid-terrace townhouse represents the very best in contemporary architecture and flexible, adaptable living. Designed with style and practicality at its core, the home features sleek modern interiors, quality engineered flooring, and cleverly integrated cabinetry that maximises storage throughout.

Flooded with natural light, the bright and tranquil spaces are arranged across four thoughtfully planned levels, creating a truly distinctive layout with high ceilings and expansive landing spaces. The kitchen opens through expansive concertina doors onto a beautifully landscaped split-level garden, effortlessly blending indoor and outdoor living and providing an ideal setting for relaxation or entertaining.

A secure, private gated laneway leads to a generous garage with parking for two cars, with a short flight of steps offering direct access up to the kitchen—perfect for day-to-day convenience. Rated A-energy and equipped with a cutting-edge Panasonic air-to-water heating system, No. 7 delivers exceptional comfort and efficiency.

Residing at The Terrace, Foxrock places you at the forefront of modern, sophisticated living—where design, comfort, and convenience come together seamlessly.

Special Features
Exceptional four-bedroom contemporary townhouse
Located within this exclusive boutique Foxrock Village development
Extending to 266 sqm/2,868 sqft over four storeys
High speed lift provides access to all floors
A-rated property with fourzone air-to-water heating system
Spacious and well-proportioned accommodation
Underfloor heating at ground floor level
Large luxuriously appointed main bedroom suite with wet room,
free-standing bath and his & hers sinks plus
separate dressing room
Spacious first floor drawing room with sleek entertainment unit
Extensive use of engineered oak flooring throughout
Remote-controlled log-effect fireplaces
Jonathan Williams in-frame kitchens and wardrobes
Open plan kitchen opens out to garden via concertina doors
Designer split level gardens with frameless glass
Secure gated access with mobile app for control
Garage with parking for two cars
Direct access from garage to house
Custom fitted blinds and curtains from Brian S. Nolan
Designer Louis Poulsen and Le Klint pendant lamps
MANAGEMENT CHARGE: Approx. €3,300 per annum (incl. sinking fund)
LIFT MAINTENANCE: Approx. €480 per annum

Entrance Hall  Fitted cloaks cupboard. Engineered oak floors. Double glazed doors to:
Home office / TV Room  Engineered oak flooring, limestone fireplace with electric fire, built in storage units and shelving.
Kitchen / Dining Room/ Living Room  Jonathan Williams hand painted classic contemporary in-frame kitchen with centre island complete with sink. Larder cabinet and stylish storage solutions. Concertina doors to the outdoor terrace
Bedroom 1  With wardrobes and ensuite bathroom
Utility Space  Provision for stacked washing machine and dryer for laundry requirements.
Drawing Room  A sophisticated spacious room running the full width of the house to the front. Away from the family hub providing an oasis for relaxation. Fitted wall with entertainment unit.
An entire floor dedicated to the main bedroom suite.  Luxuriously appointed with separate dressing room and bathroom. Additional wall of wardrobe space in the main bedroom. The epitome of sophistication and five star luxury.
Bedroom 3  With fitted wardrobes.
Shower room  with shower, wash hand basin and sink.
Bedroom 4  with fitted wardrobes. Outstanding views looking out over Leopardstown Racecourse towards the mountains. Access to an outdoor terrace with space for seating to enjoy the evening sunset or to simply admire the view.

BER: A2
BER Number: 116088352
Energy Performance Indicator: 33.06 kWh/m²/yr

Foxrock is a charming suburb of Dublin, within easy reach of the city centre and University College Dublin. Foxrock village is composed of a number of shops and boutiques, and there are also a number of schools in the area. Leopardstown racecourse is located at the Foxrock - Leopardstown border; ranking in importance as second only to The Curragh in County Kildare. The racecourse is also home to a golf course, and a stream runs along its southern boundary.