Meadow House, 18a Monastery Road, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, A98A898, Ireland

A truly outstanding location on the outskirts of Enniskerry village, Monastery Road is a much-sought area which is within a short stroll of all the good local services and amenities that the charming and picturesque village of Enniskerry has to offer including a selection of cafes, artisan shops, restaurants and recreational facilities such as the renowned Powerscourt House Estate with its award winning gardens, waterfall, an upmarket hotel, two golf courses and a distillery. Meadow House is a large and wonderfully proportioned 3-bedroom detached house which benefits from having a good aspect with generous gardens and ample private parking all set behind electronic entrance gates which offer both security and privacy.

Built in 2006 as part of a small infill development of three identical houses which were all finished to a high specification throughout, the property is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in a mature sylvan setting. Measuring 150sq.m./1,615sq.ft the spacious and light filled accommodation comprises of a wide entrance hallway with a guest WC; to the right is a large living room with a feature open marble fireplace, ceiling coving, recessed lights and large window overlooking the front garden and views of the Sugarloaf in the distance; double doors interconnect through to the fully equipped kitchen cum dining room which has granite worktops, ceiling coving, a selection of integrated appliances, recessed lights and sliding patio doors; a double bedroom with a fully tiled ensuite shower room completes the downstairs rooms. Rising upstairs off the wide landing there is a large hot press, stira stairs access to attic storage and large family bathroom, two very large double bedrooms with fully tiled ensuite shower rooms and eaves storage - the back bedroom has nice views up towards Carrickgollogan Hill.   

Enniskerry is a picturesque "Model Village" located in the Garden County of Ireland which was laid out in the early 19th century by the Wingfield family, Viscounts Powerscourt, the central focus is its historic clocktower.   Situated 14 miles / 23km south of Dublin City Centre, the area is well serviced by good transport links including the 44 & 184 Dublin Bus (which connects to Bray DART station); the N11 is a mere 5 minute drive away which connects onto the M50 and the M11 providing easy access to Dublin, the Airport and other areas; the DART is available in Bray whilst the Luas has a good park & ride facility in Carrickmines and only a 10 minute drive away. The village has two primary schools, whilst St. Gerards secondary school is within a 5-minute drive and a choice of other secondary schools are available in Bray; two churches; numerous walking/hiking trails such as the Wicklow Way, Knocksink Wood, Crone Forest etc; plenty of equestrian facilities and golf courses make the area a very attractive place to live.
   
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