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23 Ballinteer Park, Ballinteer, Dublin 16, D16 X362, Ireland

£505,217
€590,000
Sherry FitzGerald, Dundrum
PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

2

SIZE

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Key features

  • Charming double-fronted semi-detached residence dating from the early 1930s.
  • Part of one of Ballinteer's original residential developments.
  • Exceptional mature site with substantial side garden and vehicle access.
  • Significant potential to extend
  • subject to the necessary planning permission.
  • Bright dual-aspect living accommodation with attractive period features.
  • Gas-fired central heating and double-glazed windows.
  • Detached garage/workshop and ancillary accommodation extending to approximately 65 sq.m. (700 sq.ft.)
  • offering excellent flexibility and potential for a variety of uses.
  • Potential to adapt ancillary accommodation to provide additional residential space

Description

Dating from the early 1930s, 23 Ballinteer Park forms part of the historic development of Ballinteer, an area which evolved significantly during this period from a rural village setting into one of south Dublin's most established residential locations. The neighbouring Ballinteer Gardens development was built by the Irish Sailors' and Soldiers' Land Trust to provide homes for returning servicemen, while the wider Ballinteer Park area formed part of these early residential schemes that helped shape the character of the locality.

No. 23 retains all the charm and character associated with homes of this era, including its distinctive double-fronted façade and original period features, while occupying an exceptional site with tremendous scope to create a truly impressive family home.

The accommodation is wonderfully presented and combines the character of the 1930s with the comforts required for modern living. Original features include attractive cast iron fireplaces, while the property also benefits from double-glazed windows and gas-fired central heating. The well-proportioned accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hall, bright dual-aspect living room with wood-burning stove, traditional kitchen/breakfast room, guest WC, separate shower room and two generous double bedrooms.

A particular feature of this superb home is the exceptional site on which it stands. The property enjoys an unusually wide side garden with vehicle access, offering significant potential to extend the existing residence, subject to the necessary planning permission. To the rear, the garden extends to approximately 26 metres (85 feet) in length and provides a wonderfully private setting, beautifully planted with mature trees, shrubs and established planting.

The property also benefits from substantial detached ancillary accommodation to the rear, extending to approximately 65 sq.m. (700 sq.ft.). Currently laid out as a garage/workshop and utility space, this versatile building offers excellent flexibility and may suit a variety of uses. There may also be potential to adapt the space to provide additional residential accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permission and compliance with all relevant regulations.

The combination of the charming residence, outstanding gardens and substantial ancillary accommodation creates a rare opportunity in this highly sought-after location.

The location is exceptional, positioned overlooking Ballinteer Avenue and within easy reach of Ballinteer Village and Ballinteer Shopping Centre with their excellent range of local amenities. Dundrum Town Centre, Marlay Park, the LUAS at Balally and the Dublin Mountains are all within close proximity, while the area is renowned for its excellent choice of schools, sporting facilities and recreational amenities. There is also excellent transport connectivity with easy access to the M50 and Dublin city centre.

23 Ballinteer Park, Ballinteer, Dublin 16, D16 X362, Ireland

Approximate location

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Distances are straight line measurements
  • Dublin(International)
    10.6 miles
  • Waterford(International)
    83.7 miles
  • Belfast(International)
    95.8 miles

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About Sherry FitzGerald, Dundrum

6 Main Street, Dundrum, Dublin

Looking at the company today and thinking back to its’ origins, it’s interesting to see how, in the 30 or so years since its formation, the business has now grown to become Ireland’s largest, fully diversified property advisory firm servicing the residential and commercial property markets. Sherry FitzGerald was founded in 1982 as a result of the amalgamation of 2 companies – FitzGerald & Partners (founded 1972) and Sherry & Sons (founded in 1949). Back in 1982 we had just one residential office on Merrion Row in Dublin 2 with a second office in Terenure not opening until 1989.

Despite the economic difficulties of the 1980’s, the company recruited for the future by forming a team of young property professionals who shared a common vision of a new type of auctioneering company. From the start, we practiced a strong gender balance philosophy, a philosophy we have continued to practice to this day. We understood the absolute prerequisite to have a strong ethical foundation, combined with a sense of unparalleled customer service. That is why, back then, we introduced a non-negotiable rule of not allowing anyone in the company to buy a second-hand house off our own books, coupled with introducing opening 7 days a week into what had traditionally been a ‘9.30 – 5.30 & closed for lunch’ industry. Our strap line in those early days was ‘the new generation of estate agents’ which subsequently evolved into ‘the agent you’d recommend to a friend’.

In 1992 we were the first organisation in the history of the State, outside the Department of the Environment, to provide coherent house price information to the general public and subsequently launched our Dublin house price index in 1996. Today we employ 4 economists and, through all the challenges of the greatest property crash in Europe, we kept our commitment to research and transparent information by not only retaining this function, but by further resourcing it. Our national property index, launched in 1999, is a benchmark in terms of accurate reporting of house price trends. Every 3 months, over the last 15 years, this national index has been published without fear or favour.

In 1998 we opened our first office outside Dublin in Galway. In the same year we launched one of Ireland’s first property websites – www.sherryfitz.ie.

1998 also saw us consolidate our growing commercial presence by forming a joint venture company with the global property advisory firm DTZ Holdings – DTZ Sherry FitzGerald. Today DTZ Sherry FitzGerald is Ireland’s most successful and only nationwide commercial property advisor with offices in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and an associated office in Belfast.

In 1999 we launched Ireland’s first ever national property franchise organisation. Today there are 66 Sherry FitzGerald franchise offices, providing property advice in every corner of Ireland.

In the same year the Group acquired the Ross McParland New Homes business which was subsequently rebranded Sherry FitzGerald New Homes.

The new century kicked off with the acquisition of Cork’s leading residential estate agency, Burton Crowley O’Flynn, later rebranded Sherry FitzGerald and now occupying a flagship office, housing both our Commercial and Residential business on Lapps Quay in the heart of Cork city.

The year 2000 also saw the launch of Mortgage Insight, later rebranded Sherry FitzGerald Financial Services, providing independent mortgage and financial advice.

In 2000 our Chief Executive, Mark FitzGerald, came up with the idea of launching a national property portal and led the process of putting together the team, the partners and the investors that made it happen, with the subsequent successful launch of MyHome.ie in 2001. MyHome.ie quickly became Ireland’s largest and most innovative property website and, 5 years after its launch, was acquired by the Irish Times.

Meanwhile, DTZ Sherry FitzGerald was growing rapidly. In 2004 the company acquired the niche commercial practice of CS Tierney O’Neill as well as further strengthening the Cork commercial business by acquiring the former Collier Jackson Stops office.

In 2005 Sherry FitzGerald successfully diversified into the U.K. market with the acquisition of the 150 year old, central and West London estate agency of Marsh & Parsons. In the following year, Marsh & Parsons acquired another London estate agency, Vanstons, which was rebranded Marsh & Parsons, and in the subsequent 5 years we grew this network to 14 London offices employing over 200 people. In 2011 we successfully sold the Marsh & Parsons business leaving the business debt free.

The timing of the Marsh & Parsons acquisition also helped to protect the Sherry FitzGerald parent business during the depths of the property crash, enabling us to keep all our own offices open and 200 people directly employed. This made us the largest Irish property business to emerge from the crash.

In 2006 we launched two community initiatives supported by the Sherry FitzGerald Foundation. Firstly, the "Your Home Away From Home" which saw us underwrite the purchase of 5 Fontenoy Street, Phibsboro for Temple Street Children´s Hospital to use as parents’ accommodation for two families 365 days a year. We subsequently arranged two successful 10km Walkathons to raise funds for the project. Secondly, we were instrumental in the establishment of Amawele - a new national charity which now twins 85 schools in Ireland with schools in the Eastern and West Cape of South Africa.

In 2008 we were chosen by Christie’s International Real Estate to be their exclusive affiliate in Ireland. This partnership gives sellers of prestige homes in Ireland access to international markets. Likewise we can also offer the owners of luxury property abroad access to local expertise when they come to sell, via the global Christie’s International Real Estate network.

In 2013, we acquired our two residential franchise offices in Galway and Limerick and opened our first Blackrock office in 2014. Since its foundation in August 1982, the Sherry FitzGerald Group has grown from a small fledgling company in one location to a nationwide, diversified business operating in 88 different locations. Currently we employ 315 people directly in our 22 owned offices across a diversified residential and commercial property business (18 residential, 4 commercial), alongside our franchise business with an additional 69 offices throughout Ireland, separately employing over 200 people. Sherry FitzGerald Group remains an Irish privately owned business and committed to leading the marketplace as we have done over the last 32 years.

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