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Asking Price
€880,000
€880,000
4 beds
2 baths
221 sqm
0.75 Acres
The Hunting Lodge
Rocky Valley Drive
Kilmacanogue
Co. Wicklow
A98 AK29
Description
An idyllic location within walking distance of Kilmacanogue village on Rocky Valley Drive, the site for Hunting Lodge was carefully selected, and the residence designed, to frame the Great Sugarloaf mountain both in the principal rooms’ windows and as a scenic backdrop to the lawned south-westerly gardens which benefit from mature boundary planting lending shelter and privacy.
The Hunting Lodge, set on almost an acre, comprises an attractive detached bungalow residence featuring bright well-proportioned rooms in a versatile layout comfortably within walking distance of village amenities which include national school, church, citybound and Dart feeder buses. Proximity to the N11/M11/M50 corridor gives further choice to commuters, and lifestyle choices are enhanced by Avoca’s offering at Glencormac so close at hand.
The internal footprint pivots around a central corridor hallway approached through an invitingly large glazed porch, the open-plan livingroom/ dining room affording lovely Sugarloaf views through picture windows. A retrofitted custom kitchen with views to inspire great culinary effort leads out to a bright dual-aspect garden room with quarry-tile floor and walk-in store-room ideal for seasonally stashing garden soft- furnishings. The principal bedroom is impressively laid out to include an ensuite bathroom with the original dressing room re-ordered as a kitchenette with direct garden access; while the three other bedrooms are fine doubles serviced by the main family bathroom.
Outside, the residence is approached from Rocky Valley Drive via a serpentine gravel avenue skirting established lawns, continuing past the bungalow to a detached garage with parking and turning space.
Offering a good balance of living and bedroom accommodation, Hunting Lodge will appeal equally to families and active retired, being in an area with a strong sense of community valuing convenience to the town of Bray with picturesque Enniskerry village, Powerscourt House and Gardens, within a short drive. Leisure amenities and athletic sporting clubs abound locally, many hill-walking routes, G.A.A., football, active tennis and sailing clubs in Bray together with championship golf courses to challenge and entertain.
The Hunting Lodge, set on almost an acre, comprises an attractive detached bungalow residence featuring bright well-proportioned rooms in a versatile layout comfortably within walking distance of village amenities which include national school, church, citybound and Dart feeder buses. Proximity to the N11/M11/M50 corridor gives further choice to commuters, and lifestyle choices are enhanced by Avoca’s offering at Glencormac so close at hand.
The internal footprint pivots around a central corridor hallway approached through an invitingly large glazed porch, the open-plan livingroom/ dining room affording lovely Sugarloaf views through picture windows. A retrofitted custom kitchen with views to inspire great culinary effort leads out to a bright dual-aspect garden room with quarry-tile floor and walk-in store-room ideal for seasonally stashing garden soft- furnishings. The principal bedroom is impressively laid out to include an ensuite bathroom with the original dressing room re-ordered as a kitchenette with direct garden access; while the three other bedrooms are fine doubles serviced by the main family bathroom.
Outside, the residence is approached from Rocky Valley Drive via a serpentine gravel avenue skirting established lawns, continuing past the bungalow to a detached garage with parking and turning space.
Offering a good balance of living and bedroom accommodation, Hunting Lodge will appeal equally to families and active retired, being in an area with a strong sense of community valuing convenience to the town of Bray with picturesque Enniskerry village, Powerscourt House and Gardens, within a short drive. Leisure amenities and athletic sporting clubs abound locally, many hill-walking routes, G.A.A., football, active tennis and sailing clubs in Bray together with championship golf courses to challenge and entertain.
Features
Features
Scenic location with views to the Sugarloaf.
Bright well-proportioned accommodation.
Lawned gardens of almost an acre.
Four bedrooms, principal ensuite.
Detached garage.
Walking distance village amenities.
Convenient to citybound buses and Bray Dart
Scenic location with views to the Sugarloaf.
Bright well-proportioned accommodation.
Lawned gardens of almost an acre.
Four bedrooms, principal ensuite.
Detached garage.
Walking distance village amenities.
Convenient to citybound buses and Bray Dart
Rooms
Accommodation:-
Wide entrance porch in uPVC double-glazed panels; quarry tile floor. Door leading to:
Reception Hall. Guest W.C and cloakroom off, plumbed for washing machine and space for clothes dryer; part-tiled walls.
Sitting Room, a fine dual-aspect room with windows framing the Great Sugar Loaf mountain. Granite fireplace surround and hearth beneath polished timber mantelpiece, fitted with solid fuel stove. Open-plan with:
Dining Room, with deep window facing the Sugar Loaf; service hatch from kitchen, and door to
Kitchen:- Timber floor finish; custom floor-level cupboards with generous work surface and contemporary metro-tiled splashback, sink, ample power points, integrated Whirlpool 4-ring gas cooker hob and integrated electric oven. Space for fridge/freezer. Two step-in pantries, one of which is -plumbed for dishwasher. Door to:
Garden Room, enjoying a dual aspect and direct access to the garden, Quarry tile floor. Walk-in store room.
Off the bedroom corridor:
Principal bedroom suite:- A fine bedroom overlooking the garden against a Sugarloaf backdrop; built-in wardrobes. Ensuite bathroom with W.C, wash basin, and shower. Dressing room reordered as kitchenette opening directly to garden.
Bedroom 2, with fitted wardrobe.
Family bathroom: with tiled floor, W.C., vanity wash-basin, whirlpool bath; part-tiled walls.
Bedroom 3 with fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom 4, with fitted wardrobe.
Outside A sweeping gravel avenue skirts well-maintained lawns sheltered by mature boundary planting, with a detached garage offering potential as hobby/studio/homeworking space with a little imagination and flair.
Services Mains electricity Oil Fired central heating Septic tank
Reception Hall. Guest W.C and cloakroom off, plumbed for washing machine and space for clothes dryer; part-tiled walls.
Sitting Room, a fine dual-aspect room with windows framing the Great Sugar Loaf mountain. Granite fireplace surround and hearth beneath polished timber mantelpiece, fitted with solid fuel stove. Open-plan with:
Dining Room, with deep window facing the Sugar Loaf; service hatch from kitchen, and door to
Kitchen:- Timber floor finish; custom floor-level cupboards with generous work surface and contemporary metro-tiled splashback, sink, ample power points, integrated Whirlpool 4-ring gas cooker hob and integrated electric oven. Space for fridge/freezer. Two step-in pantries, one of which is -plumbed for dishwasher. Door to:
Garden Room, enjoying a dual aspect and direct access to the garden, Quarry tile floor. Walk-in store room.
Off the bedroom corridor:
Principal bedroom suite:- A fine bedroom overlooking the garden against a Sugarloaf backdrop; built-in wardrobes. Ensuite bathroom with W.C, wash basin, and shower. Dressing room reordered as kitchenette opening directly to garden.
Bedroom 2, with fitted wardrobe.
Family bathroom: with tiled floor, W.C., vanity wash-basin, whirlpool bath; part-tiled walls.
Bedroom 3 with fitted wardrobe.
Bedroom 4, with fitted wardrobe.
Outside A sweeping gravel avenue skirts well-maintained lawns sheltered by mature boundary planting, with a detached garage offering potential as hobby/studio/homeworking space with a little imagination and flair.
Services Mains electricity Oil Fired central heating Septic tank
BER Information
BER:
C1
BER Number: 117407023
Energy Performance Indicator: 157.23 kWh/m²/yr
BER Number: 117407023
Energy Performance Indicator: 157.23 kWh/m²/yr
About the Area
Kilmacanogue is known as the gateway to Glendalough, situated at the foot of the Sugarloaf Mountain on the main route from Dublin to Wexford. It is a delightful residential district, pleasantly situated amidst beautiful scenery. This vibrant village has almost 1,000 residents. A great numbers of walkers visit this area and the nearby mountains. The winding country roads are a haven for cyclists offering spectacular scenery.
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