4 Galtrim Road
Bray
Co. Wicklow
A98 TP28

Set back 350m from the popular Victorian Promenade, Galtrim Road is one of Bray’s premier residential streets and No. 4 is positioned along a protected terrace of beautiful Edwardian homes which date from c. 1907. Rich in history, the interior is elegantly proportioned throughout and a generous floor area measuring 210 sq. m awaits the new owners. All original features have been carefully preserved which include dado and picture rails, ceiling coving and centre roses, fireplaces, box bay windows, an ornate archway, and banisters. During the upgrade in 2014, the property was rewired, replumbed, and fully insulated. Properties along the terrace are a rarity to the market and given the convenient setting and beautiful surroundings, No. 4 is sure to appeal to a wide audience of buyers.

On approach, one is immediately drawn to the handsome façade, partially finished in redbrick and unpainted dry dash along with painted mock timber framing above the bay window. Accessed from a pedestrian gate, a pathway bordered by original railings to the left and a lawn to the right, leads to the front door. Beyond the arched storm porch and stain glass hall door, the 3m high ceilings in the hallway provide and instant sense of space and all original features are on display. Immediately to the right is the sitting / dining room showcasing a fireplace with marble surround and box window and steps down lead to the kitchen with direct access to the garden. Here an island with a quartz worktop takes centre stage, and there are a range of base and eye level units either side of a classic rangemaster cooker. Other integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge. Off the kitchen there is an all-important utility room which is a necessity for modern day living containing fitted cabinetry, a sink and drainer, and washing machine. Returning to the hallway, off the lengthy corridor there is a modern wet room, and the formal living room sits to the rear of the property. Overlooking the garden, all period features are present in the living room along with a stove, and bespoke shelving units. A door leads out to the private rear garden which extends 75ft approx. in length comprising a patio, lawn, and an outhouse incorporating a shed and toilet. At the end of the garden a detached garage with functioning electricity caters for storage and a car which can be accessed from the lane running behind the terrace.

Re-entering the house, rising the stairs to the first floor, off the carpeted landing there are four bedrooms, three doubles and one single. All bedrooms contain carpeted floors while the three doubles feature fireplaces. The impressive principal bedroom is positioned to the front enjoying a pleasant view towards Bray Head from the bay window. Remaining on the first floor there is a large family bathroom and a second stairs leads up to the attic room which can be used for a variety of purposes.

This buzzing seaside town is located on the southeast coast and on the periphery of the Wicklow Dublin border and offers the discerning purchasers a superb lifestyle with access to a wealth of amenities. Galtrim Road is centrally located, in the immediate vicinity there are local supermarkets and shops, and Bray Town Centre is approx. 400m from the front door. In addition, there are a variety of highly regarded schools at primary and secondary level to choose from along with BIFE and crèches. There is no shortage of sporting facilities nearby, including Shoreline Leisure Centre with its swimming pool and gym, County Wicklow lawn tennis club, Bray sailing club, Brennanstown horse riding centre and several reputable Golf Clubs. The renowned Seafront and Promenade is 350m away with its selection of popular ice cream parlours, restaurants, gastro pubs, wine bars, trendy cafes, saunas, and playground, while opposite the property at the end Of Kingsmill Road is the picturesque Sidmonton Park. For the outdoor enthusiasts there is sea swimming, the famous Bray to Greystones cliff walk and Kilruddery House & Gardens which runs a family-oriented farmers market every weekend. For commuters, the N11/M50 corridor is easily accessible along with Bray Dart Station (5-minute walk) and frequent bus services bringing Bray folk to a host of destinations across the capital. An average Dart journey to Pearse Street takes 45 minutes.

Services
GFCH
Wired for alarm
Vodafone broadband
Rewired, replumbed, and insulated in 2014

Entrance Hall 1.88m x 11.35m 
Sitting Dining Room 4.51m x 5.55m 
Kitchen 4.29m x 4.31m 
Utility Room 2.15m x 2.26m 
WC 2.15m x 1.21m 
Living Room 4.15m x 5.56m 
Bedroom 1 4.29m x 5.72m 
Bedroom 2 4.38m x 4.38m 
Bedroom 3 4.29m x 4.57m 
Bedroom 4 2.33m x 2.86m 
Attic Room 6.61m x 3.59m 

Bray is known as the Gateway to the Garden of Ireland, and is the longest established seaside town in the country. It is only 19km (12 miles) south of Dublin City and is easily reached by DART, Train, Bus or the N11 road. There is an attractive beach and a spacious esplanade. The scenic Cliff Walk on the eastern side of Bray Head, which continues, into Greystones offers walkers a feast of views on the way.

The town boasts fine period housing, shops, restaurants and evening entertainment. Also available in the immediate locality are golf courses, tennis, fishing, sailing, and horse riding. Another feature of Bray is the variety of amusement centres and carnival attractions, bowling alley, and nightclubs. It really is a stand-alone town with the additional advantage of being on the doorstep of Dublin.