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Strikingly modern Sandymount four-bed (opens the original)
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When the owners of 3B Durham Road bought it in 2012, the four-bedroom house in Sandymount had just been built. Fast-forward 14 years and that same design has stood the test of time and still seems strikingly modern. The 177sq m (1,905sq ft) semidetached house is built over three levels. It fits neatly into a quiet residential cul-de-sac in Sandymount and appears unassuming from the outside. But behind its gated, cobble-lock front driveway, which has space for two cars, is an airy, light-filled h
Former church thatâs now a modern home in Kilmainham (opens the original)
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Kilmainham Congregational Church was built circa 1800 by the Willans family who came from Leeds in Yorkshire, England, and ran the Hibernian Woollen Mills on the Inchicore Road. They reputedly brought mill workers, who were part of the self-governing Protestant church, with them, and the chapel became their meeting place. It also catered for soldiers from Richmond Barracks and the Artillery Barracks at Islandbridge, and later served a community of largely Welsh railway workers. It was the last C
Donnybrook Victorian that comes with key for a private residentsâ square (opens the original)
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A Victorian four-bedroom house in Donnybrook comes with an additional, albeit small, piece of land. Ownership of 11 Carlisle Avenue, which was built in 1863, includes a one-19th share of the private square it faces, with a key to access it. The building of such squares began during the industrial revolution in Britain, when parks where considered a solution to rapid industrialisation that led to overcrowding, pollution and the spread of disease. Private parks were constructed during the era as a
Look inside: Enniskerry home plucked from a fairy tale (opens the original)
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With its pretty facade, Lawn View, a four-bedroom terraced house in the village of Enniskerry, Co Wicklow, looks like itâs straight out of a fairy tale. Its handcrafted decorative bargeboards, fascia, soffits and finials have been retained, as has the original elliptical-headed front door, which has decorative brass hardware and traditional frosted-glass coach lamps on either side. Its Victorian front was partly what attracted the current owners, a retired couple from Dublin and Wicklow, when
Olympian coupleâs modern three-bed home a short hop from the city in East Wall (opens the original)
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When choosing a house to buy, three-time Irish Olympian Natalya Coyle took her career as a pentathlon athlete into consideration. âI was going for the Tokyo Olympic Games around the time,â recalls Coyle. âA pentathlon involves running, swimming, shooting, horse riding and fencing, and as a result I was doing a lot of training and much of that was on the north side of the city.â In 2017, she came across 107 Church Road in East Wall and realised it was perfectly located. âThe National Sp
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