55 Lindsay Road
Glasnevin
Dublin 9
D09 A2H0

Situated on the very sought after Lindsay Road, no.55 is a fine example of the craftsmanship of the renowned builder Alexander Strain, whose houses are known for their generous proportions, architectural features and large gardens. This Edwardian property has all those qualities with features including marble and cast iron fireplaces, detailed plaster work, original wooden floors and pretty stained glass panels. The property has been refurbished, extended to the rear and the attic has also been converted. The property will appeal to those seeking a home with no work to do.

The accommodation comprises a large hallway with many original features including hall door with stained glass panels. Off the hall are two spacious interconnecting reception rooms, comprising a living room and dining room both with matching marble fireplaces, the living room to the front has a bay window, both rooms have the original polished wooden floors. The kitchen/ living/ dining room has been extended and now comprises a family living and dining room with solid fuel stove set into the brick chimney which opens into the kitchen which is fitted with a range of floor and wall units with granite countertops. The utility room is fitted with storage cupboards and a shower room is located off the utility. Upstairs there are three spacious double bedrooms with original fireplaces, the main bedroom spans the width of the house and has two walk in wardrobes. There is a large family bathroom with cast iron bath. The attic has been converted and measures approx. 20sqm.

The gardens are a real feature of the property; the front garden is laid in lawn with the original cast iron railing. A side pedestrian gate leads to the rear garden which is lawned and planted with a selection of trees, shrubs and flowers and is a beautiful and private outside space. The garden extends to approx. 19m and has two patio areas for outdoor dining and entertaining and a brick built storage shed.

The location is simply superb, complemented by local amenities such as the Botanic Gardens, Griffith Park and the Royal Canal Greenway, yet within walking distance of the city centre and convenient to the numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants Drumcondra, Glasnevin and Phibsborough have to offer. The area offers an abundance of schools and sports clubs. DCU and TU Universities are close by. The Four Courts, Bon Secours and and the Mater Hospital are all within walking distance. The M50 Motorway, The M1 and Dublin Airport are within a few minutes’ drive. The area is very well serviced by public transport; in close proximity to many bus routes; Drumcondra Rail station (10 minutes’ walk) and the LUAS (20 minutes’ walk) nearby.

Beautiful Alexander Strain built period home
Numerous original features including marble fireplaces, polished wooden floors and stained glass panels
Refurbished and extended to the rear
Landscaped rear garden approx. 19m
Converted attic approx. 20sqm
OFCH
Side pedestrian access
On street resident disc parking

Entrance Hallway 6.6m x 1.8m A tiled porch leads to the beautiful hall door with stained glass panels giving a sense of the grandeur of the house. Once inside, the hall has a high ceiling and original features including ceiling covings, ceiling rose, picture rails and dado rails. The floor is laid in Amtico flooring.
Living Room 4m x 4m This stunning room to the front has an impressive marble fireplace as the main focal point. Other features include original polished wooden floor, picture rails, ceiling covings and ceiling rose. The bay floods the room with light. Double doors with stained glass insets lead to the dining room.
Dining Room 4m x 3.8m Another large reception room with matching marble fireplace, original polished wooden floor, picture rails, ceiling covings and ceiling rose. A large window overlooks the rear garden.
Family Room/ Dining Room 5m x 3.3m This large room was the original breakfast room and is currently used as a family sitting and dining room with polished wooden floor, understairs storage closet and the original servants bells. There is a solid fuel stove with tiled surround. An opening leads to the kitchen.
Kitchen 3.6m x 3.2m A very bright kitchen with a great range of Shaker style fitted floor and wall units with granite worktops. Integrated appliances include 5 ring induction hob, oven/ microwave, oven, dishwasher and fridge/ freezer. French doors lead from here to the garden.
Utility Room 2.4m x 1.3m With fitted cupboards and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer.
Shower Room 2.4m x 1.5m With suite comprising w.c, wash hand basin and shower cubicle, there is a fitted mirrored storage cabinet and skylight.
Bedroom 1 6.2m x 4m Large bedroom spanning the width of the property with the original fireplace with tiled inset, wooden floor, ceiling covings and picture rails, a large bay window gives great views of the tree lined street.
Walk in wardrobe 2m x 0.7m A second walk in wardrobe with fitted shelving and hanging rails.
Bedroom 2 4.2m x 3.8m Also a generous sized double room with cast iron fireplace, ceiling covings, picture rails and wooden floor.
Bedroom 3 5.5m x 3.2m Spacious double room on the return with polished wooden floor, cast iron fireplace, fitted shelving and pull down ladder access to the attic.
Bathroom 3m x 2.3m Beautifully fitted bathroom with w.c, wash hand basin and original cast iron bath. Two windows allow plenty of light into the space and the hotpress is located here.
Attic landing 2.4m x 1.8m The attic landing is lit by a skylight. The landing has a terrific amount of under eaves storage space.
Attic 4.2m 3.3m Large attic with two skylights and wooden flooring.

BER: B3
BER Number: 119171288
Energy Performance Indicator: 149.19 kWh/m²/yr

Glasnevin is a largely residential neighbourhood, located on the Northside of the city of Dublin, about 3km north of Dublin City centre. It is bordered by Finglas, Ballymun, Whitehall, Phibsboro, Drumcondra and Cabra. The population of the area is largely a mix of young families, senior citizens and students attending the University. As well as the amenities of the Botanic Gardens and local parks, there are a number of government bodies in the area, including the Department of Defence and the national enterprise and trade board Enterprise Ireland.