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Asking Price
€1,300,000 Sale Agreed
€1,300,000 Sale Agreed
4 beds
1 bath
203 sqm
0.36 Acres
Description
The Shieling, meaning "Shepherd’s Shelter," is a captivating four-bedroom home steeped in history and inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, dating back over a century. Nestled within the highly sought-after enclave of Lenaboy Park, this unique residence offers the perfect blend of charm, character, and convenience. The Promenade is just a short stroll away, while schools, sporting amenities, and public transport are all within easy reach.
Set on a beautifully maintained 0.36-acre site, the gardens have been lovingly nurtured for close to one hundred years, creating a private sanctuary in the heart of Salthill. The home itself has evolved over time. An extension in 1945, full renovation in 2000s, most recently a complete remodel of the master bathroom in 2019.
The aforementioned renovations were completed under the guidance of a conservation architect and interior designer who worked in preserving the home’s original features while upgrading essential elements such as bathrooms, windows, heating, and wiring.
On entering the porch, you are greeted by solid oak stained-glass doors leading to a welcoming hallway adorned with cherry wood cabinetry, intricate wall panelling, and William Morris-style wallpaper. To the left, the Library, a treasured retreat that housed a rare collection of antique books for generations, invites cosy winter evenings by the open fire. The dining room flows into the kitchen, where an oil-fired Aga radiates warmth, complementing three working fireplaces. The ground floor also features a spacious double bedroom, a single bedroom, and a guest WC.
Ascending to the first floor, two generous double bedrooms span the width of the house, each exuding warmth and character. A picturesque landing window frames a view of the stunning gardens.
Lenaboy Park, often described as Salthill’s "secret garden," is discreetly tucked away behind grand black gates on Lower Salthill Road. Once part of the original gardens of Lenaboy Castle on Taylors Hill, this exclusive setting offers a rare opportunity to experience country-style living in one of Galway’s most prestigious residential locations. Rarely does a home of such distinction and character become available in this prime Salthill location.
Gardens:
The gardens themselves are a true delight, providing a lush and secluded escape. Winding Victorian brick pathways lead through shaded walkways to a fragrant jasmine-filled greenhouse, a child’s swing, and a charming chicken and rabbit coop. A rose garden bursting with David Austen roses, a wildlife-rich pond, and raised vegetable and raspberry beds add to the natural beauty. A custom-built pizza oven, completed in 2022, is perfect for alfresco dining, while two outdoor sheds and a converted garage - now a plumbed utility space with a mezzanine for additional storage - add practicality to this enchanting home.
Set on a beautifully maintained 0.36-acre site, the gardens have been lovingly nurtured for close to one hundred years, creating a private sanctuary in the heart of Salthill. The home itself has evolved over time. An extension in 1945, full renovation in 2000s, most recently a complete remodel of the master bathroom in 2019.
The aforementioned renovations were completed under the guidance of a conservation architect and interior designer who worked in preserving the home’s original features while upgrading essential elements such as bathrooms, windows, heating, and wiring.
On entering the porch, you are greeted by solid oak stained-glass doors leading to a welcoming hallway adorned with cherry wood cabinetry, intricate wall panelling, and William Morris-style wallpaper. To the left, the Library, a treasured retreat that housed a rare collection of antique books for generations, invites cosy winter evenings by the open fire. The dining room flows into the kitchen, where an oil-fired Aga radiates warmth, complementing three working fireplaces. The ground floor also features a spacious double bedroom, a single bedroom, and a guest WC.
Ascending to the first floor, two generous double bedrooms span the width of the house, each exuding warmth and character. A picturesque landing window frames a view of the stunning gardens.
Lenaboy Park, often described as Salthill’s "secret garden," is discreetly tucked away behind grand black gates on Lower Salthill Road. Once part of the original gardens of Lenaboy Castle on Taylors Hill, this exclusive setting offers a rare opportunity to experience country-style living in one of Galway’s most prestigious residential locations. Rarely does a home of such distinction and character become available in this prime Salthill location.
Gardens:
The gardens themselves are a true delight, providing a lush and secluded escape. Winding Victorian brick pathways lead through shaded walkways to a fragrant jasmine-filled greenhouse, a child’s swing, and a charming chicken and rabbit coop. A rose garden bursting with David Austen roses, a wildlife-rich pond, and raised vegetable and raspberry beds add to the natural beauty. A custom-built pizza oven, completed in 2022, is perfect for alfresco dining, while two outdoor sheds and a converted garage - now a plumbed utility space with a mezzanine for additional storage - add practicality to this enchanting home.
Features
Prime location walking distance to Salthill Promenade
Set on 0.36 acres of carefully tended gardens (West facing)
Countryside living in the heart of Salthill
Full renovation completed in 2000's
Oil fired central heating
Oil controlled Aga (heats water)
Large gates lead to gravel driveway with
off street parking
Set on 0.36 acres of carefully tended gardens (West facing)
Countryside living in the heart of Salthill
Full renovation completed in 2000's
Oil fired central heating
Oil controlled Aga (heats water)
Large gates lead to gravel driveway with
off street parking
Rooms
Entrance Porch:
Tiled floor, panelling, double solid oak doors with stain glass opens to hallway.
Hallway: Tiled floor, cherry wood cabinetry and wall panelling, feature wallpaper, wall lights, three front aspect windows.
Library/ Study: Solid timber floor, wood panelled walls and extensive book shelving, open fireplace, cast iron inset and wooden surround, wall lights, front aspect window and rear aspect bay window.
Dining Room: Solid timber floor, feature wallpaper, panelling, coving, open fireplace, cast iron surround with tiled inset and hearth, build in units, opening to kitchen, rear aspect window.
Kitchen: Tiled floor, solid wood kitchen units with Belfast sink, oil fired Aga, wood panelling, coving, rear aspect window and door to rear hallway.
Bedroom 1: Single room, solid timber floor, picture rail, front aspect window.
Bedroom 2: Double room, solid timber floor, picture rail, feature wall paper, open fireplace with tiled inset and wooden surround, rear aspect window.
Guest wc: Solid timber floor, wc, wash hand basin, with tiled surround, stain glass window, heated towel rail.
Rear Hallway: Tiled floor, part tiled walls, storage room, built in drawers under stairs, carpet on stairs, window and door to rear garden.
Landing: Bespoke carpet, feature window overlooks the gardens, hot press.
Bedroom 3: Large double room spanning the width of the home, timber flooring, cast iron fireplace with tiled inset, built in desk, window seat and cherrywood wardrobe, tri aspect windows.
Bathroom: Herringbone limed oak effect tiled floor, subway tiling and wood panelling on walls, wc, wash hand basin with storage unit, roll top bath, separate pumpted shower unit , heated towel rail, recess and wall lighting, Velux window.
Bedroom 4: Large double room spanning the width of the home, timber flooring, plumbed wash hand basin set in marble surround, duel aspect windows.
Garage/Utility Room: Plumbed for washing machine, mezzanine accessed by Stira stairs.
Hallway: Tiled floor, cherry wood cabinetry and wall panelling, feature wallpaper, wall lights, three front aspect windows.
Library/ Study: Solid timber floor, wood panelled walls and extensive book shelving, open fireplace, cast iron inset and wooden surround, wall lights, front aspect window and rear aspect bay window.
Dining Room: Solid timber floor, feature wallpaper, panelling, coving, open fireplace, cast iron surround with tiled inset and hearth, build in units, opening to kitchen, rear aspect window.
Kitchen: Tiled floor, solid wood kitchen units with Belfast sink, oil fired Aga, wood panelling, coving, rear aspect window and door to rear hallway.
Bedroom 1: Single room, solid timber floor, picture rail, front aspect window.
Bedroom 2: Double room, solid timber floor, picture rail, feature wall paper, open fireplace with tiled inset and wooden surround, rear aspect window.
Guest wc: Solid timber floor, wc, wash hand basin, with tiled surround, stain glass window, heated towel rail.
Rear Hallway: Tiled floor, part tiled walls, storage room, built in drawers under stairs, carpet on stairs, window and door to rear garden.
Landing: Bespoke carpet, feature window overlooks the gardens, hot press.
Bedroom 3: Large double room spanning the width of the home, timber flooring, cast iron fireplace with tiled inset, built in desk, window seat and cherrywood wardrobe, tri aspect windows.
Bathroom: Herringbone limed oak effect tiled floor, subway tiling and wood panelling on walls, wc, wash hand basin with storage unit, roll top bath, separate pumpted shower unit , heated towel rail, recess and wall lighting, Velux window.
Bedroom 4: Large double room spanning the width of the home, timber flooring, plumbed wash hand basin set in marble surround, duel aspect windows.
Garage/Utility Room: Plumbed for washing machine, mezzanine accessed by Stira stairs.
BER Information
BER:
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BER Number: 118262781
Energy Performance Indicator: 454.84 kWh/m²/yr
BER Number: 118262781
Energy Performance Indicator: 454.84 kWh/m²/yr
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