This Energy Efficient Home Is Way Nicer Than You Think It’ll Be

We love a good nose around a house. 

And, considering you’ve clicked into this article – we’re going to assume that you do too. 

We stumbled across this insanely beautiful home in Dalkey, County Dublin – and we haven’t stopped thinking about it since. 

Spread across 445sqm (4,790sqf) this elegant two storey Victorian home has been completely refurbished to a high specification with an A3 energy rating and beautiful interior design to provide the dreamiest of family accommodations.

But don’t take our word for it, check out this nifty video…

The beautiful original panelled hall door is the first thing you see, alongside meticulously decorative period plasterwork, the ceiling height and skirting and architrave. 

The reception hall leads to two beautiful reception rooms retaining their classical proportions both with bay windows and sea views towards Howth. From here you enter the stunning kitchen dining family room which is south facing and runs along the rear of the house with access to and overlooking the professionally landscaped gardens.

The garden level accommodation boasts a study and family room with kitchenette. The gorgeous family room has direct access to the barbeque patio area and is ideal for summer parties and BBQs.

The fifth and final bedroom is also at this level with a luxuriously appointed en-suite. 

The first floor provides four large bedrooms all with en-suite access. The master suite offers a large en-suite bathroom with walk in wet room shower and also has a walk-in wardrobe/dressing area.

Yesssss!

The grounds, which extend to c.0.27 acre have been professionally landscaped with a south facing rear garden and a gated gravelled driveway to the front.  The environs of Clonlost House offer some of the most beautiful scenery to be found in Ireland with stunning views along the coast and Killiney Hill.

Also public transport is right around the corner, with the DART is available within an easy walk.

So really, you’d be mad not to put in an offer.

Now, does anyone have €2.4mil we can borrow?

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