17 Kenmare Parade, Phibsborough, Dublin 7, Co. Dublin

Set on one of Phibsboroughs attractive and peaceful residential streets, 17 Kenmare Parade is an utterly charming period residence full of style and character, built c. 1890. Beyond the handsome full red brick facade lies 89sqm (957 sqft) of beautiful accommodation reflective of the houses built in the Victorian era. The property has been carefully modernised and extensively upgraded by its current owner, who has invested significantly in restoring the house whilst lovingly retaining many of its key period features. The result is a home of exceptional warmth, character and quality, where period detail and thoughtful modern improvements sit perfectly together.

Extending to approximately 89sqm (957 sqft), the accommodation is beautifully balanced, with two fine reception rooms, a charming kitchen and a seamless connection through double French doors framed with stunning stained glass into the courtyard garden. There is a fully working restored fireplace in each room, together with a traditional style wood burning stove in the dining room and an antique style radiator in the hall, which provides more than sufficient heat in this fully insulated terraced house. The first floor accommodation provides two very generously proportioned double bedrooms with the master bedroom being a particularly lovely, bright room spanning the entire width of the house with two full windows. There is a separate bathroom, which is striking and full of personality with a Heritage bathroom suite and a deep roll top, claw foot Victorian bath. The spacious landing - which accommodates two large cupboards containing the gas fired boiler, triple coil water tank (ready for solar panels to be installed on the floor), separate washing machine and dryer - has access to the fully floored and insulated attic via Stira stairs offering invaluable and easily accessible storage. The vibrant garden is full of colour and beautiful aromas arising from the abundance of cottage garden plants, including foxgloves, lupins, Canterbury bells, cosmos, bleeding heart, lily of the valley, snap dragons, geraniums, wild sage, catnip, salvia, hollyhock, sweet peas, passion fruit, clematis, solanum, fuchsia, jenny ragged robin, delphiniums, bamboo, camomile, creeping thyme, blackeyed susan, lavatera, Virginia stock, climbing roses, and LOTS moreâ?¦ These perennials will flower year after year. The garden is also full of spring bulbs - daffodils, snowdrops, crocuses, and bluebells. With its raised flower beds built with reclaimed period bricks, charming outdoor dining area, and decadent Egg chair, this enchanting space truly offers a wonderful, calm oasis of green tranquility so close to Dublins city centre.

The owner has carried out substantial work since 2007 (full list available on request), including complete rewiring, replumbing, insulation (all exterior walls, attic, and underfloor), heating upgrades, structural improvements, bespoke carpentry, full replastering, restored windows, newly fitted wooden floors and extensive attic works. Interiors have been redecorated regularly and maintained with care. The windows and doors at the rear of the property are fully doubled glazed. This is a home that has been thoroughly invested in, both practically and aesthetically, offering peace of mind and charm in equal measure.

This is a rare opportunity to purchase a home of such quality and character on quiet and highly regarded residential street in this sought after part of Dublin 7. There is resident on street disc parking available. The location is second to none, only a couple of minutes walk to the bustling village of Phibsboro renowned for its many artisan shops, supermarkets, cafes. pubs and restaurants. Phibsboro village was voted in the top 30 coolest neighbourhoods in the world by Time Out magazine in 2020. The areas of Stoneybatter, Smithfield and Grangegorman with all their amenities are all a short walk away with Temple Bar and the city centre within easy walking distance. For those working in the city centre or the IFCS the commute is a pleasant stroll. Public transport is readily available within minutes including the LUAS (Phibsboro and Broadstone stops), the mainline train station (Drumcondra bridge), and numerous bus routes (north south and east west). The M50 allows easy access to the Airport and beyond. The planned Metro North station at the Mater is nearby offering convenient quick rail access to the Airport and town. A key attraction of the area is the Blessington Basin and Royal Canal Park which are a mere 2 minute walk away, offering public open space and a recently upgraded playground. Technological University Dublin (TUD) campus at Grangegorman is a fantastic local amenity with lovely green open spaces including playground accessible to the public. The property is within minutes of the Royal Canal, The Four Courts, Kings Inns, Blackhall Place and The Mater Hospital. The Botanic Gardens and Phoenix Park (the largest urban park in Europe) are also nearby providing large beautiful open spaces to explore.