19 Broomfield Mews
Malahide
Co. Dublin
K36 PK74

Welcome to Broomfield Mews; a private, gated community conveniently located in the prestigious coastal suburb of Malahide. With convenient proximity to Malahide village, residents can enjoy every conceivable amenity as well as fruitful public transport, with both bus and DART connections to Dublin city centre and beyond.

Upon arrival, the private grounds of Broomfield Mews welcome guests with manicured shrubbery and plentiful visitor parking. The bright apartment occupies the first floor and briefly comprises hallway, large living room with open fire fireplace, full-size bathroom with both bath and walk-in shower, kitchen and a spacious East facing bedroom with built-in wardrobes. A private balcony can be accessed through the living room via sliding doors. With skylight windows in every room, the apartment is flooded with natural light throughout.

19 Broomfield Mews enjoys easy access to a host of local amenities including many shops, public library, cafes, eateries and clubs including a Bridge club. The scenic grounds of Malahide Castle and Gardens are just minutes away, as is Malahide Golf club. Dublin Airport, the M1 and M50 motorways are nearby.

Prestigious location
Private gated community
One bedroom
Stira staircase to attic
Fully Insulaterd
Attic Storage
Parking
West Facing Balcony
Walking distance to Malahide Village
Convenient to multiple clubs including Bridge, Gaa and Golf clubs

Hallway 0.95m x 4.80m Hotpress, cloakroom, carpet, skylight
Bedroom 2.96m x 2.95m Built in wardrobe, carpet
Bathroom 2.44m x 1.90m Encasing bath, w.h.b., shower with electric Triton unit, wc, skylight, tile flooring and part tiled walls
Kitchen 2.35m x 1.87m Built in units, tile splashback, plumbing for washing machine, skylight, tile flooring
Lounge 4.12m x 3.96m Open fire fireplace, coving, carpet.

BER: C3
BER Number: 107840977
Energy Performance Indicator: 212.5 kWh/m²/yr

Malahide is a coastal suburban town, situated 16 kilometres north of Dublin City Centre; lying between Swords, Kinsealy and Portmarnock. Malahide grew from a population of 67 in 1921 to 15,846 by 2011, and is still growing. Most of the population lives outside the core village. The town has a higher percentage of professionals living in it than any other town in Ireland, according to figures released by the Central Statistics Office. In Malahide village there are extensive retail facilities and services including fashion boutiques, hair and beauty salons, florists, food outlets, and a small shopping centre.