54 Lower Main Street
Rush
Co. Dublin
K56 FX74

This lovely three-bedroom detached property is ideally situated in one of the most convenient locations in downtown Rush. Perfectly situated, it offers the best of both worlds—just moments from the stunning Rush Harbour and scenic beaches, while also being within easy reach of the vibrant town centre. Here, you'll find an array of amenities, including shops, cafe's, restaurants the Millbank Theatre, an award-winning library, local schools, public transport links, and excellent sporting facilities.

The accommodation comprises an entrance hall, guest W.C., and a bright living room with double doors leading to the kitchen/dining area, and a utility room with a sink and access to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms - two doubles and one single. The primary bedroom features built-in wardrobes and a private ensuite. A well-appointed main bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.

The rear garden is generously sized and thoughtfully designed for low maintenance, featuring a combination of paved and pebbled areas. It benefits from both pedestrian and vehicular access and includes a block-built shed/garage with power, providing excellent storage or workshop potential.

Rush/Lusk train station is a short 10-minute drive away, and both the M1 and M50 are within a 15-minute drive. Dublin Airport and Swords are just 20-25 minutes away by car, and Rush is also well-served by a reliable bus route to the city centre.

Detached property
Prime location in the heart of downtown Rush
Secure gated vehicular access with separate gated pedestrian entrance.
Block-built shed/garage with power
Close to Harbour with playground and beaches
Close to all amenities including shops, restaurants, schools, and transport links

Entrance Hall 1.95m x 5.29m Spacious entrance with laminate wood flooring, coving to ceiling, carpeted stairs to first floor.
Guest W.C  With tiled flooring, W.C., and W.H.B.
Living Room 3.77m x 5.29m With laminate wood flooring, coving to ceiling, feature fireplace, and double glass paneled doors leading to the kitchen/dining area.
Kitchen / Dining Room  Bright and spacious open plan area featuring tiled flooring, recessed lighting, fully fitted kitchen with wall and floor-mounted units, a breakfast bar, and French doors to the rear garden.
Utility Room  With tiled flooring, tiled splash back, kitchen sink and draining board and door to rear.
Upstairs  
Landing 1.99m x 3.29m With carpet flooring & coving to ceiling.
Bedroom 1 2.96m x 4.40m With wood flooring, coving to ceiling, built-in wardrobes & vanity unit, and door to en-suite.
En-Suite 0.93m x 2.72m Fully tiled floor-to-wall, W.C, W.H.B and shower.
Bedroom 2 3.35m x 4.35m With wood flooring.
Bedroom 3 2.38m x 2.96m With wood flooring, built-in wardrobes.
Family Bathroom 1.73m x 2.39m Fully tiled floor-to-wall, W.C., W.H.B, and bath with shower unit.
Outside  The rear garden is generously sized and thoughtfully designed for low maintenance, featuring a combination of paved and pebbled areas with planted flower beds. The property benefits from both pedestrian and vehicular access and includes a block-built shed/garage with power to the rear.

BER: C3
BER Number: 104754874
Energy Performance Indicator: 204.24 kWh/m²/yr

Rush is a small seaside town in Fingal, on the Irish Sea coast between Skerries and Lusk. It had a population at the 2011 census of 9,231. Rush has several pubs and clubs, as well as a small number of restaurants. The local Millbank Theatre, home to Rush Dramatic Society is respected for its quality plays and dramas. Rush Musical Society is well respected for its annual productions also. Rush has two sandy beaches which are separated by the rocky head of the peninsula and Rush Harbour. The prevailing winds and tides make Rush South Beach an extremely popular kitesurfing location while its sand and dunes attract many visitors. Close to the south shore is 9 hole golf links.

Rush sailing club is also located near the south shore and operates from a second harbour, Rogerstown harbour, situated on the Rogerstown Estuary. This harbour is also used by a supply boat, The Shamrock, which provides supplies for the inhabitants of Lambay island.