We all want a big house to call our own, and this stunning house in Rathgar is definitely on our dream list.
The only sliiiiight problem is you need €2,900,000 to buy it. Anyone want to buy this for us, pretty please?
32 Kenilworth Square in Dublin 6 is on the market and while the outside looks quite like a standard period style house, the interior is where the real beauty hides.
Just wait until you see it.
We spotted the property on Daft.ie and instantly fell in love.
The detached 4-bedroom home has been redesigned and redecorated to a highly modern manner, but still has that Victorian style architectural character.
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The home would be ideal for a family with its three floors and the stunning back garden would be perfect for children to run around.
There is plenty of room and its just under 3km to St. Stephen’s Green, so it is close enough to commute in and out of the city centre.
We particularly love the granite steps that lead up to the impressive long hallway and there are three large reception rooms with beautiful high ceilings that would be perfect for hosting parties with your friends and family.
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The main beautiful feature of the house is definitely the highly modern kitchen and dining room area.
The slick kitchen has integrated Gagenau appliances and the stainless steel cooking island is truly a masterpiece in itself and was designed for a personal chef.
We wouldn’t mind hosting a few entertainment nights to wine and dine our guests.
The open plan space overlooks the landscaped gardens and there is a reflection pool that throws light against the ceiling.
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And that’s not the only stunning feature, there is also a cinema room, gym, games room and a hot tub out the bank.
Oh my.
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You can get yourself this luxurious home for €2,900,000, and can see more of the property here.
This is something we would definitely buy if we won the Euromillions tonight…
Would you?
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