Coreen, 30 Shrewsbury Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 H4C8, Ireland
€3,950,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Semi-Detached
- BEDROOMS
4
- SIZE
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Key features
- Coreen occupies an exceptionally private and mature corner setting at the junction of Shrewsbury Road and Ailesbury Road
- Generous accommodation
- extending to 270 sq.m / 2906 sq.ft
- A substantial yet manageable modern home on Shrewsbury Road
- Three Impressive reception rooms ideally suited to both family life and entertaining
- Four generous bedrooms main en-suite
- Feature windows all with views to the mature private southwest gardens
- Generous car parking
- Lantern lit driveway with wrought iron gates
- Dublin's prestigious residential address
Description
COREEN, 30 SHREWSBURY ROAD, BALLSBRIDGE, DUBLIN 4 D04 H4C8
0.22 acre approx.
DESCRIPTION
Coreen occupies an exceptionally private and mature corner setting at the junction of Shrewsbury Road and Ailesbury Road, two of Dublin's most prestigious residential addresses. Built in 1993 as part of an exclusive development of just four individual homes within the former grounds of the original Victorian residence, Correen, the property has matured beautifully over the intervening years and today sits comfortably within its distinguished surroundings.
Approached from Shrewsbury Road through wrought-iron gates set between handsome redbrick piers bearing the Coreen name, a gravelled driveway sweeps into the property and provides generous off-street parking. The house is wonderfully screened from the road by mature gardens and magnificent established trees, creating an immediate sense of privacy and seclusion. Granite steps rise to an impressive, recessed entrance, framed in cut granite and opening to the beautifully proportioned accommodation within. The exterior has a traditional character, with redbrick detailing, tall windows, dormers and substantial chimney stacks, giving the house a sense of permanence and character beyond its relatively modern construction.
Extending to approximately 270 sq.m. / 2,906 sq.ft., Coreen offers a particularly appealing proposition on Shrewsbury Road. More manageable in scale than many of the grand residences for which the road is renowned, the accommodation is nonetheless generous and beautifully balanced, with excellent reception and bedroom accommodation ideally suited to both family life and entertaining.
The gardens are an outstanding feature of Coreen. Now wonderfully mature after more than three decades, they contain an impressive variety of established trees including sycamore, silver birch, crab apple, cherry and plum, creating a wonderfully leafy setting around the house. Mature planting and an extensive tree canopy provide exceptional privacy, while discreet exterior lantern lighting throughout the gardens creates a particularly attractive atmosphere as evening falls.
The corner position gives the property an unusual sense of space, with gardens wrapping around the house and providing attractive outlooks from all of the main rooms. Despite its setting in the heart of Dublin 4, there is a remarkable feeling of tranquillity and separation from the road.
Coreen also has an interesting provenance.
The site originally formed part of the approximately 1.5-acre grounds of Correen, the substantial Victorian residence which once occupied this landmark corner. When businessman and developer Harry Crosbie redeveloped the property in the early 1990s, assisted by De Blacam & Meagher Architects, the character of the original house helped inform the new development, resulting in a small and distinctive collection of homes sympathetic to their important Ailesbury Road and Shrewsbury Road surroundings.
No. 30 occupies the corner position within the development and is the only house with its entrance from Shrewsbury Road, giving Coreen its own individual identity and address on what has long been regarded as one of Dublin's premier residential roads.
For purchasers seeking additional accommodation, the generous corner setting may also offer scope to extend the existing house, subject to the necessary planning permission. Equally, at approximately 270 sq.m / 2,906 sq.ft., Coreen offers something increasingly difficult to find: a substantial yet manageable home on Shrewsbury Road, combining generous accommodation, mature gardens and exceptional privacy without the scale and upkeep associated with some of the road's considerably larger residences.
Coreen is a very special home, combining character, privacy and wonderfully mature gardens with a fascinating history and an exceptional address in the heart of Dublin 4.
Garden Room
A separate garden room with glazed door, timber-panelled walls and ceiling, and terracotta tiled flooring. With lighting and power sockets, it provides a useful and versatile additional space.
Garden
Wonderfully mature and private gardens wrap around the house, complemented by established planting and trees. Outside water tap and decorative exterior lantern lighting.
Premier Location
Ballsbridge is widely regarded as one of Dublin's most prestigious and established residential areas. Shrewsbury Road lies at the heart of Dublin's distinguished embassy belt, home to numerous diplomatic residences and embassies and long recognised as one of the capitals premier locations.
A superb range of nearby amenities includes Herbert Park with 32 acres of grounds featuring sports facilities and a café. Also close by are Aviva Stadium, RDS Showgrounds and Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club. The area offers excellent schools and colleges including St Michael's College, St Conleth's College, Loreto College St Stephen's Green, Muckross Park College, Teresian School, University College Dublin and Trinity College Dublin. Ballsbridge is also home to top dining and hotels such as Roly's Bistro, Mae Restaurant, InterContinental Dublin and The Dylan Hotel. Sydney Parade DART Station is within walking distance, with Dublin Airport easily accessible via the Port Tunnel.
0.22 acre approx.
DESCRIPTION
Coreen occupies an exceptionally private and mature corner setting at the junction of Shrewsbury Road and Ailesbury Road, two of Dublin's most prestigious residential addresses. Built in 1993 as part of an exclusive development of just four individual homes within the former grounds of the original Victorian residence, Correen, the property has matured beautifully over the intervening years and today sits comfortably within its distinguished surroundings.
Approached from Shrewsbury Road through wrought-iron gates set between handsome redbrick piers bearing the Coreen name, a gravelled driveway sweeps into the property and provides generous off-street parking. The house is wonderfully screened from the road by mature gardens and magnificent established trees, creating an immediate sense of privacy and seclusion. Granite steps rise to an impressive, recessed entrance, framed in cut granite and opening to the beautifully proportioned accommodation within. The exterior has a traditional character, with redbrick detailing, tall windows, dormers and substantial chimney stacks, giving the house a sense of permanence and character beyond its relatively modern construction.
Extending to approximately 270 sq.m. / 2,906 sq.ft., Coreen offers a particularly appealing proposition on Shrewsbury Road. More manageable in scale than many of the grand residences for which the road is renowned, the accommodation is nonetheless generous and beautifully balanced, with excellent reception and bedroom accommodation ideally suited to both family life and entertaining.
The gardens are an outstanding feature of Coreen. Now wonderfully mature after more than three decades, they contain an impressive variety of established trees including sycamore, silver birch, crab apple, cherry and plum, creating a wonderfully leafy setting around the house. Mature planting and an extensive tree canopy provide exceptional privacy, while discreet exterior lantern lighting throughout the gardens creates a particularly attractive atmosphere as evening falls.
The corner position gives the property an unusual sense of space, with gardens wrapping around the house and providing attractive outlooks from all of the main rooms. Despite its setting in the heart of Dublin 4, there is a remarkable feeling of tranquillity and separation from the road.
Coreen also has an interesting provenance.
The site originally formed part of the approximately 1.5-acre grounds of Correen, the substantial Victorian residence which once occupied this landmark corner. When businessman and developer Harry Crosbie redeveloped the property in the early 1990s, assisted by De Blacam & Meagher Architects, the character of the original house helped inform the new development, resulting in a small and distinctive collection of homes sympathetic to their important Ailesbury Road and Shrewsbury Road surroundings.
No. 30 occupies the corner position within the development and is the only house with its entrance from Shrewsbury Road, giving Coreen its own individual identity and address on what has long been regarded as one of Dublin's premier residential roads.
For purchasers seeking additional accommodation, the generous corner setting may also offer scope to extend the existing house, subject to the necessary planning permission. Equally, at approximately 270 sq.m / 2,906 sq.ft., Coreen offers something increasingly difficult to find: a substantial yet manageable home on Shrewsbury Road, combining generous accommodation, mature gardens and exceptional privacy without the scale and upkeep associated with some of the road's considerably larger residences.
Coreen is a very special home, combining character, privacy and wonderfully mature gardens with a fascinating history and an exceptional address in the heart of Dublin 4.
Garden Room
A separate garden room with glazed door, timber-panelled walls and ceiling, and terracotta tiled flooring. With lighting and power sockets, it provides a useful and versatile additional space.
Garden
Wonderfully mature and private gardens wrap around the house, complemented by established planting and trees. Outside water tap and decorative exterior lantern lighting.
Premier Location
Ballsbridge is widely regarded as one of Dublin's most prestigious and established residential areas. Shrewsbury Road lies at the heart of Dublin's distinguished embassy belt, home to numerous diplomatic residences and embassies and long recognised as one of the capitals premier locations.
A superb range of nearby amenities includes Herbert Park with 32 acres of grounds featuring sports facilities and a café. Also close by are Aviva Stadium, RDS Showgrounds and Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club. The area offers excellent schools and colleges including St Michael's College, St Conleth's College, Loreto College St Stephen's Green, Muckross Park College, Teresian School, University College Dublin and Trinity College Dublin. Ballsbridge is also home to top dining and hotels such as Roly's Bistro, Mae Restaurant, InterContinental Dublin and The Dylan Hotel. Sydney Parade DART Station is within walking distance, with Dublin Airport easily accessible via the Port Tunnel.
Coreen, 30 Shrewsbury Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 H4C8, Ireland
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Distances are straight line measurements- Dublin(International)7.7 miles
- Waterford(International)86.8 miles
- Belfast(International)92.8 miles
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