2 Hill Drive
Malahide
Co.Dublin
K36 Y765

The property comprises a wonderful 3-bedroom semi-detached family residence tucked away in a small quiet cul de sac situated in a mature and sought after residential location, at the top of Church Road, just a stroll from the centre of Malahide Village and every conceivable amenity. The gates to Malahide Castle with its wonderful grounds are close by as are some of Malahide’s most excellent schools, the village itself with excellent restaurants, boutiques, local shopping facilities, marina and picturesque coastline.

In need of modernisation throughout internally the property enjoys gracious well-proportioned accommodation and among many features include a large south facing rear garden, open plan living/kitchen, three spacious bedrooms with an optional study/4th bedroom on the ground floor.

Completely private to the front and rear the property overlooks a green area and there are views from the south facing rear across Dublin Bay to the Sugarloaf Mountain.

To really appreciate the potential within this exceptional family residence viewing is essential.

Three bedroom semi detached
Family friendly cul de sac
Large south facing rear garden
Side entrance
Study
Gas fired central heating
Overlooking green space

Entrance Hall 4.00m x 1.73m Wooden flooring
Living Room 3.80m x 3.72m Wooden flooring, feature fireplace, sliding door to rear garden. Coving on ceiling.
Kitchen 2.37m x 2.00m Shaker style fitted units, gas hob, electric oven, plumbed for washer/dryer.
Bathroom 2.30m x 1.43m Fully tiled floor, fully tiled walls, shower with Triton t90sr shower. whb, wc.
Study 2.70m x 1.73m Understairs storage
Landing 2.38m x 0.97m Carpeted stairs and landing
Bedroom 1 4.61m x 2.78m To front: Wardrobe. Overlooking green area.
Bedroom 2 3.10m x 3.67m To rear: laminated wood flooring. Fireplace.
Bedroom 3 2.84m x 2.34m To rear: Single bedorom

BER: F
BER Number: 118399054
Energy Performance Indicator: 407.76 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.