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Asking Price
€795,000 Sale Agreed
€795,000 Sale Agreed
4 beds
2 baths
120 sqm
0.3 Acres
Description
A mature and friendly neighbourhood sets the tone for this well-presented four bedroom semi-detached property on a large 0.3 acre plot with mature gardens and a separate chalet/mews.
Built in the 1930’s, Aubrey Park is a very attractive small, mature and highly sought after residential development with mix of semi-detached and detached homes situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Shankill Village. No. 6 & 6a offer great potential which should make it very appealing to a variety of buyers looking in the area.
In the same family ownership since 1946, this virginia creeper clad property has been lovingly maintained and upgraded over the years. The well-appointed accommodation is both spacious and bathed in natural light. Measuring 120sq.m. the internal layout comprises of an inviting entrance hallway; to the left are two interconnecting and equally proportioned reception rooms, both with fireplaces, picture hanging rails - the front dining room has a picture bay window and the rear living room has French doors leading out into the garden. To the right off the hallway, one will find a utility room, a fully tiled wet-room was installed about 20 years ago in part of the original garage, whilst the other section was retained as a storage room which is accessible from the double garage doors at the front the house. The kitchen is located at the back of the house, a door leads outside to the 3 interconnecting sheds and the gardens. A central staircase leads up to a wide landing where one will find three double bedrooms, a single bedroom, a family bathroom with a separate WC and a hot press. A particularly nice feature is the balcony area off bedroom 4 which is accessible via French doors and benefits from a lovely south facing aspect.
Externally to the front of the house set behind a low wall and mature hedging there is ample off street parking with space for more if required. To the right there is currently is a fenced pedestrian pathway leading to the self-contained two bedroom chalet that was erected circa 1970 for a family member which has its own electricity supply and OFCH - in need of upgrading or the option to rebuild, it could be ideal for multi-generational living or used as a home office/gym/games room etc. The remaining gardens are a mix of grass lawn areas, mature trees and shrubbery with a mix of ferns and plants which offer a great sense of privacy; at circa 0.3 acres it is a rarity to find this in a suburban area like this.
Shankill is a hugely popular coastal village, which appeals to everyone with its inviting and vibrant community, an abundance of excellent local services and amenities such as The Beach; Tennis club; The Barbeque Centre; two primary schools; Camille Thai takeaway; Ciara Lambert’s hairdresser; Brady’s Pub & Bart’s Cafe, a Tesco Express; and the Lidl supermarket complex with a creche, pharmacy and Costa Coffee; Shanganagh Park is a short walk away with its sports fields, children’s playground and winding pathways leading down to the beach; for the golf enthusiasts there is a choice between Woodbrook, Old Conna and Dun Laoghaire golf clubs. The area is blessed with great transport links such as regular DART and Dublin Bus services, N11/M11 and M50 road network and the Luas at nearby Brides Glen or Cherrywood, offer seamless access into Dublin and other areas. The nearby Dublin and Wicklow Mountains offer numerous outdoor activities with a selection of walking, hiking and biking trails Shankill really does offer the best of suburban, coastal and country living.
Viewing is highly recommended
Built in the 1930’s, Aubrey Park is a very attractive small, mature and highly sought after residential development with mix of semi-detached and detached homes situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Shankill Village. No. 6 & 6a offer great potential which should make it very appealing to a variety of buyers looking in the area.
In the same family ownership since 1946, this virginia creeper clad property has been lovingly maintained and upgraded over the years. The well-appointed accommodation is both spacious and bathed in natural light. Measuring 120sq.m. the internal layout comprises of an inviting entrance hallway; to the left are two interconnecting and equally proportioned reception rooms, both with fireplaces, picture hanging rails - the front dining room has a picture bay window and the rear living room has French doors leading out into the garden. To the right off the hallway, one will find a utility room, a fully tiled wet-room was installed about 20 years ago in part of the original garage, whilst the other section was retained as a storage room which is accessible from the double garage doors at the front the house. The kitchen is located at the back of the house, a door leads outside to the 3 interconnecting sheds and the gardens. A central staircase leads up to a wide landing where one will find three double bedrooms, a single bedroom, a family bathroom with a separate WC and a hot press. A particularly nice feature is the balcony area off bedroom 4 which is accessible via French doors and benefits from a lovely south facing aspect.
Externally to the front of the house set behind a low wall and mature hedging there is ample off street parking with space for more if required. To the right there is currently is a fenced pedestrian pathway leading to the self-contained two bedroom chalet that was erected circa 1970 for a family member which has its own electricity supply and OFCH - in need of upgrading or the option to rebuild, it could be ideal for multi-generational living or used as a home office/gym/games room etc. The remaining gardens are a mix of grass lawn areas, mature trees and shrubbery with a mix of ferns and plants which offer a great sense of privacy; at circa 0.3 acres it is a rarity to find this in a suburban area like this.
Shankill is a hugely popular coastal village, which appeals to everyone with its inviting and vibrant community, an abundance of excellent local services and amenities such as The Beach; Tennis club; The Barbeque Centre; two primary schools; Camille Thai takeaway; Ciara Lambert’s hairdresser; Brady’s Pub & Bart’s Cafe, a Tesco Express; and the Lidl supermarket complex with a creche, pharmacy and Costa Coffee; Shanganagh Park is a short walk away with its sports fields, children’s playground and winding pathways leading down to the beach; for the golf enthusiasts there is a choice between Woodbrook, Old Conna and Dun Laoghaire golf clubs. The area is blessed with great transport links such as regular DART and Dublin Bus services, N11/M11 and M50 road network and the Luas at nearby Brides Glen or Cherrywood, offer seamless access into Dublin and other areas. The nearby Dublin and Wicklow Mountains offer numerous outdoor activities with a selection of walking, hiking and biking trails Shankill really does offer the best of suburban, coastal and country living.
Viewing is highly recommended
Features
Features:
• Attractive ivy clad 1930’s built four bedroom semi-detached house on c.0.3 acre.
• Unrivalled location on a quiet and mature cu-de-sac in the heart of Shankill Village.
• Mature gardens which offer great privacy.
• Well proportioned and light filled accommodation measuring 120sqm.
• Excellent choice of local service and amenities.
• Regular transport links including the DART and Dublin Bus.
• Two local primary schools, a beach, tennis club and Shanganagh Park.
• Many original features still intact such as ceiling coving, fireplaces and picture hanging rails.
• Great potential to extend the house to the side or rear (SPP).
• Separate 2-bed chalet in the garden; 55sq.m.
• UPVC double glazed windows & doors upgraded 2/3 years ago.
• Garage converted 20 years ago into a shower room.
• BER D2
Services:
GFCH – New Vokera boiler installed.
Alarmed.
Saorview TV
Mains water and sewerage.
Chalet has separate electricity.
• Attractive ivy clad 1930’s built four bedroom semi-detached house on c.0.3 acre.
• Unrivalled location on a quiet and mature cu-de-sac in the heart of Shankill Village.
• Mature gardens which offer great privacy.
• Well proportioned and light filled accommodation measuring 120sqm.
• Excellent choice of local service and amenities.
• Regular transport links including the DART and Dublin Bus.
• Two local primary schools, a beach, tennis club and Shanganagh Park.
• Many original features still intact such as ceiling coving, fireplaces and picture hanging rails.
• Great potential to extend the house to the side or rear (SPP).
• Separate 2-bed chalet in the garden; 55sq.m.
• UPVC double glazed windows & doors upgraded 2/3 years ago.
• Garage converted 20 years ago into a shower room.
• BER D2
Services:
GFCH – New Vokera boiler installed.
Alarmed.
Saorview TV
Mains water and sewerage.
Chalet has separate electricity.
Rooms
Hall
1.63m x 1.43m
Dining Room 3.59m x 4.14m
Living Room 5.09m x 3.41m
Kitchen 5.09m x 1.92m
Utility Room 2.60m x 2.44m
Wetroom 2.60m x 1.40m
Garage 2.60m x 1.11m
Bedroom 1 4.03m x 2.54m
Bedroom 2 2.40m x 2.79m
Bedroom 3 2.24m x 2.61m
Bedroom 4 4.08m x 2.44m
Bathroom 1.63m x 2.14m
Return W.C. 0.97m x 0.85m
Landing 4.08m x 3.46m
Chalet
Workshop Shed 2.39m x 5.33m
Storage Shed 7.71m x 1.63m
Dining Room 3.59m x 4.14m
Living Room 5.09m x 3.41m
Kitchen 5.09m x 1.92m
Utility Room 2.60m x 2.44m
Wetroom 2.60m x 1.40m
Garage 2.60m x 1.11m
Bedroom 1 4.03m x 2.54m
Bedroom 2 2.40m x 2.79m
Bedroom 3 2.24m x 2.61m
Bedroom 4 4.08m x 2.44m
Bathroom 1.63m x 2.14m
Return W.C. 0.97m x 0.85m
Landing 4.08m x 3.46m
Chalet
Workshop Shed 2.39m x 5.33m
Storage Shed 7.71m x 1.63m
BER Information
BER:
D2
BER Number: 118588094
Energy Performance Indicator: 290.16 kWh/m²/yr
BER Number: 118588094
Energy Performance Indicator: 290.16 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Shankill is a suburb of Dublin, situated close to the border with County Wicklow. The centre of Shankill Village today consists primarily of a main street with cafés and retail outlets. To the north of Shankill is Killiney and to the south is Bray town. There are several antiquities in the area, including ruined churches and standing stones. Brady's of Shankill is the main pub/restaurant/off-licence complex in the village. Shankill is also served by convenience stores, take-away restaurants and bookmakers, as well as many other shops and services, located in Shankill Shopping Centre.
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