80 Iona Road
Glasnevin
Dublin 9
D09 W3P8

Situated on the south side of Iona Road, this fine Alexander Strain built Edwardian home is full of original features such as marble fireplaces, ceiling covings and stained glass window insets. The house has been well maintained over the years and now awaits a new owner seeking space, charm, character and a sunny rear garden.

The accommodation comprises an elegant hallway with many original features. There is a very large main living room with beautiful marble fireplace and bay window flooding the room with light. Double doors lead to the dining room also with the original marble fireplace and ceiling covings. Down a few steps the hallway leads to the breakfast room with original fireplace. The kitchen is fitted with a range of floor and wall units. Upstairs there are four large bedrooms, three doubles and a single room, two of the bedrooms have en suite shower rooms and three have original cast iron fireplaces. A w.c and separate shower room on the return completes the accommodation.

The gardens are a real feature of the property, the lawned front garden with original cast iron railings leads via a side entrance to the rear garden. Benefitting from a sunny southerly aspect the rear garden extends to approx. 24m, is laid in lawn with mature shrubs, useful brick-built outbuildings provide storage.

The location is simply superb, complemented by the nearby Botanic Gardens and Griffith Park, yet within walking distance of the city centre and convenient to the numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants Drumcondra, Glasnevin and Phibsborough have to offer. The area offers an abundance of schools and sports clubs. DCU and TU Universities are close by. The Four Courts, King’s Inns, Bon Secours and the Mater Hospital are all within walking distance. The M50 Motorway, The M1 and Dublin Airport are within a few minutes’ drive. The area is very well serviced by public transport; in close proximity to many bus routes; Drumcondra Rail station (10 minutes’ walk) and the LUAS (20 minutes’ walk) nearby.

Beautiful Alexander Strain built period residence.
Many original features including marble fireplaces, cast iron fireplaces and stained glass windows.
Large south facing rear garden.
Convenient location close to the city centre and numerous amenities.
Oil fired central heating.
Side pedestrian access
On street resident disc parking

Entrance Hallway 7.8m x 1.8m Elegant entrance hallway with high ceiling giving a great sense of space. Many of the original features remain such as the highly decorative hall door, ceiling covings, ceiling rose and picture rails. There is a useful understairs storage cupboard.
Living Room 4.2m x 4.2m The main living room is a beautiful space with a magnificent marble fireplace as the main focal point, other features include picture rails, ceiling covings and ceiling rose. A large bay window with stained glass insets floods the room with light. Double doors lead to the dining room.
Dining Room 4.6m x 4.1m Another fine reception room with the original marble fireplace, covings, ceiling rose and picture rails. A large window overlooks the rear garden.
Ensuite 2m x 1.3m With w.c, wash hand basin and shower.
Breakfast Room 4.5m x 3.4m With a pretty timber fireplace as a feature, light floods in through three sash windows. There is an understairs storage cupboard.
Kitchen 3.4m x 2.2m Fitted with a range of floor and wall units with plumbing for a washing machine.
Bedroom 1 4m x 3.5m Double room to the front with marble fireplace, ceiling covings, fitted storage and bay window.
Bedroom 2 4.2m x 4m Another large double room with cast iron fireplace, picture rails, fitted storage and bay window.
Bedroom 3 4m x 3.3m Double room on the return with cast iron fireplace.
Bedroom 4 3m x 2.5m Large single room to the front.
Shower Room 1.8m x 1.8m With w.c, wash hand basin and shower.
W.c. 1.6m x 0.8m With w.c.

BER: G
BER Number: 117961946
Energy Performance Indicator: 545.91 kWh/m²/yr

Glasnevin is a largely residential neighbourhood, located on the Northside of the city of Dublin, about 3km north of Dublin City centre. It is bordered by Finglas, Ballymun, Whitehall, Phibsboro, Drumcondra and Cabra. The population of the area is largely a mix of young families, senior citizens and students attending the University. As well as the amenities of the Botanic Gardens and local parks, there are a number of government bodies in the area, including the Department of Defence and the national enterprise and trade board Enterprise Ireland.