Barrys Park
Drynam Road
Swords
Co. Dublin
K67 CR24

A unique opportunity has arisen to acquire this charming double fronted cottage, located in a central and sought after location of Drynam Road, and within easy reach of both Malahide and Swords with a host of local shopping, leisure and transport amenities. Dublin Airport and the M50/M1 motorways are close by.

Accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, spacious living area, kitchen/ dining area, two large bedrooms and family bathroom.

The property is set amid 0.2 acre (approx), of mature lawned gardens, and offer enormous development potential (subject to relevant planning permission). It is accessed via a private driveway with parking for multiple vehicles. The gardens to front are mainly in lawn, with mature trees and shrubbery. The exceptionally large garden to rear enjoys large lawned areas, an abundance of trees and shrubbery and timber garden shed.

Viewing is a must!!

Charming detached cottage
Private and tranquil location on Drynam Road
Convenient to Swords and Malahide with all local amenities
Development potential (subject to relevant planning permissions)
Private driveway
Private rear gardens

Entrance Hall 1.83m x 1.14m Laminate wood flooring
Inner Hall 1.77m x 1.57m Laminate wood flooring
Lounge 3.85m x 3.61m Laminate wood flooring, double glazed window to front aspect. Open fireplace with marble mantelpiece
Kitchen/Dining 2.87m x 2.51m Laminate wood flooring, ample floor and wall storage cabinets, plumbing for dishwasher and washing machine, rear access to garden
Bedroom 1 3.60m x 2.58m Carpet, double glazed window to front aspect
Bedroom 2 3.65m x 2.76m Carpet, double glazed window to rear aspect
Bathroom 2.32m x 1.81m Tiled floor, shower, wash hand basin, Wc.

BER: G
BER Number: 115213399
Energy Performance Indicator: 685.67 kWh/m²/yr

Swords (Irish: Sord Cholmcille) is the county town of Fingal, situated about 13 km north of Dublin city centre. At the 2011 census the total urban population was 42,738. In 2012, Swords was named the third best town in Ireland to live in. The survey conducted by Retail Excellence Ireland took into account safety, retail, dining, entertainment, events, car parking and overall attractiveness of the town. Since the mid-1990s Swords has seen improvements in shop fronts, public buildings and footpaths and the restoration of Swords Castle. Following a huge improvement to litter in the town, in the 2011 survey, Swords was declared the second cleanest town in Ireland.