(d3) 74 Howth Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3

74 Howth Road underwent extensive renovations in 2021. This resulted in a home with the ability to accommodate a growing family or extra guests. Internally the home, with generous double bedrooms will comfortably accommodate a family of five.

Externally there is a fully equipped SHOMERA for additional visitors or young adults it two doubles up as a fabulous utility with stacked and built within the kitchenette washing machine with condensing dryer.

This 1930`s B3 192 square metre semi-detached family home occupies a prominent generous corner plot on the Howth road enabling vehicular access via Copeland Grove as well as pedestrian access from the Howth Road. Retaining much of its vintage character the owners have cleverly married modern conveniences, including - a sleek Italian Kitchen with an induction Bora Hob, a Quooker tap, a remote controlled heat system, rewired with new electric board, a new water tank that is heated by solar and gas,(16 solar panels span the roof), an ensuite master bedroom with walk in wardrobe, and an efficient solid fuel burner.

Balsam wood shutters dress the windows.

This home is about space and spaces, with a front porch, a plentiful hall way, office, three storage cupboards, wash room, formal lounge with pocket doors enabling privacy, a dining room seating up to ten, open plan kitchen with abundant extra seating and expansive glass sliding doors that bring the outdoor granite paved private garden in. There too is seating beneath the jasmine.

The original stair case, lit naturally by an iconic stained glass window arrives on a landing where the double rooms, family bathroom and a circular wall enclosing a spiral staircase are located. Beyond the spiral is another bright and spacious room with views towards Griffith Avenue.

Clontarf`s Promenade, with outdoor exercise equipment, cafes, restaurants, wine shop, boutique, chemist, beauty salon, doctors surgery and Lotts Specialised Deli is steps away as well as the Clontarf Dart Station and Westwood Gym.

This address is approximately 4 kilometres from city centre, five minutes to Dublin Port and ten minutes to Dublin international airport. Has many choices of Dublin Buses going east west north and south with the stop on your doorstep. Additional public transport is a few metres away on the Malahide road that is accessed by a lane way from Copeland Grove.

The owners have worked towards creating a wild garden. Planting an area with native hedgerow trees shrubs and bulbs while allowing the grass within the area to grow naturally encouraging other native fauna and flora to thrive. The garden too is about spaces a natural area, kept lawn and mixed border, a private side garden with decking and seating, raised vegetable beds, a well organised shed and green house. External power points where needed, decorative lighting and sensor lights. All this enclosed with impressive hedging.

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Utilities
Electric: Unknown
Gas: Unknown
Water: Unknown
Sewerage: Unknown
Broadband: Unknown
Telephone: Unknown

Other Items
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Garden/Outside Space: Yes
Parking: Yes
Garage: No