The entire site is available for sale. Please ignore the temporary fence in the photos and video.


Featuring magnificent sea views over Dublin Bay towards Howth and Dalkey Hill, Gort Na Mona boasts tremendous charm and character. Built in 1903 the house benefits from a unique elevated site of approximately 0.41 acres of prime land. Home to the same family since the 1980's, the residence currently comprises 3 reception rooms, 6 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms. In addition, there is a basement room which would make an ideal home office and is currently used for storage. There is an attractive front garden boasting a myriad of attractive plants, bushes and mature trees. Planning permission was granted in December 2024 to open up a driveway to the front - Reference D24A/0728.


The forecourt provides ample parking for 6 cars. A side gate leads to the magnificent rear garden, showing the rooftops of Silchester Park and impressive views of the sea. Although in need up updating throughout, the property offers tremendous potential to be transformed into a beautiful modern family home in this established neighbourhood within easy reach of all the amenities of Glasthule, Sandycove and Dalkey villages. Alternatively, the magnificent house & gardens offer tremendous scope for a Developer to construct a small scheme subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission. The location of this home makes it the perfect place for those looking to establish themselves on one of Dublin's most desirable and sought-after addresses.


Features:
Prestigious, highly regarded residential address Standing on approximately 0.41 acre Development potential subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission Surrounded by excellent schools & public transport via the DART & bus Within easy access of the superb amenities and facilities at Dun Laoghaire, Glasthule & Dalkey Planning permission granted to create a driveway planning reference D24A/0728 Floor area of approximately 276 sq.m (2,971 sq.ft) Stunning sea views from its elevated position Road frontage of approximately 19m (62ft) Edwardian period residence constructed in 1903