An exceptionally attractive end of terrace double fronted Georgian period residence oozing charm and character that has retained many of the period embellishments of this classic era. Longford House is a beautiful aesthetically pleasing home that has been lovingly maintained and sympathetically upgraded over the years by the present owners to provide generous free flowing accommodation over two levels benefitting from a tranquil landscaped suntrap low maintenance cottage garden and a stunning garden studio to the rear.


Briefly the accommodation comprises a generously proportioned sitting room with wide plank solid reclaimed timber floor and a feature period fireplace. Next is a snug with a large multi-paned window overlooking the rear garden and in turn leads into the kitchen. A breakfast room extension and dining room are positioned either side of the inner lobby that also houses a pantry and guest w.c. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, and a family bathroom concludes the accommodation at this level.


The front walled garden has a path leading to the front door. To the side of the walled garden, a laneway leads to a side door into the breakfast room and through to the garden. The rear garden is low maintenance, maturely planted with trees, shrubs and herbaceous perennials. It includes two water features and brick and gravelled patio areas. At the end of the garden, there is a wonderful timber constructed studio measuring 4m x 8.2m (13’1” x 26’11”), perfect for home office, yoga room, home gym, playroom.


Features:
Highly regarded residential address Many period embellishments of the Georgian era intact Wonderful free flowing accommodation Low maintenance suntrap landscaped garden Excellent garden studio/home office Floor area of approximately 133sq.m (1,430sq.ft) Close to excellent primary and secondary schools and recreation and leisure activities Within a short stroll of the excellent facilities in Monkstown Village Close to Seapoint bathing area Excellent transport links via a regular bus service (Nos 4, L25, 63) and the DART Gas fired central heating