50 Selskar Avenue
Skerries
Co. Dublin
K34 A372

Rarely does a property of this calibre become available. This superb, detached family home at just over 2,400 squre feet (226sqm) offers an abundance of space tailored to meet the demands of an active and extended family life. Boasting a range of thoughtful enhancements including a bright, warm conservatory/sunroom a converted garage now serving as a functional office space. Additionally, a substantial side extension providing versatile living arrangements providing the perfect independent living space.

The accommodation in the main house briefly comprises entrance hall, office, bathroom, living room, a spacious open plan living/dining/kitchen area complimented by the sunroom. Upstairs there are 4 bedrooms with the primary ensuite with bedroom 4 providing access to a charming terrace/balcony offering views of the countryside, and family bathroom.

Meanwhile the extension, conveniently accessed from the main house offers additional accommodation comprising 2 bedrooms, a welcoming living room with its own front entrance door, a well-equipped kitchen/dining area with direct access to the rear garden, and a further bathroom. This extension provides a perfect retreat for guests or an ideal independent living space for family members.

Tucked away at the end of a quiet cul de sac 50 Selskar Avenue is set in a mature development of large family homes in one of the best and most convenient locations in Skerries. It is within meters of a large area of open space which also provides a safe and pleasant walking and cycle route to the town centre, schools, and sports facilities. The railway station is just 500m away and the beaches and town centre are also within easy walking distance.

Generous detached property approx 2,400 sqft.
Spacious 2 bedroom side extension with own door.
Sunny south facing rear garden area
Located in quiet cul de sac in mature development.
Walking distance to all amenities.
OFCH

Porch 1.93m x 0.70m 
Entrance Hall 4.33m x 5.08m With wooden flooring, coving, carpeted stairs to first floor
Living Room 3.75m x 5.34m With wooden flooring, feature marble fireplace with tiled inset, coving to ceiling.
Office 2.41m x 3.76m With carpeted flooring
Kitchen/Living/Dining Area 7.75m x 3.62m With tiled flooring, fitted kitchen with ample storage presses, plumbed for dishwasher integrated oven, hob & extractor. Coving to living area.
Sunroom 5.13m x 2.91m With tiled flooring, wooden ceiling with recessed lighting and velux windows, warm sunny area with plently of windows to make the most of the southerly aspect.
Bathroom 3.46m x 1.64m Tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, W.C, W.H.B, shower
Upstairs  
Landing 1.93m x 3.39m Carpeted flooring
Hall 3.46m x 1.08m Wood flooring, coving
Primary Bedroom 4.34m x 3.09m With carpeted flooring, built in wardrobes, built in drawer units and door to ensuite.
En-Suite 2.31m x 1.21m Carpeted flooring, partially tiled walls, W.C, W.H.B, shower
Bedroom 2 3.46m x 2.79m With carpeted flooring
Bedroom 3 3.22m x 3.36m With laminate flooring, and original built in wardrobe.
Bedroom 4 4.34m x 2.00m Currently used as utility area/storage, door to sunny south facing terrace.
Terrace 7.35m x 4.49m With artificial grass and beautiful views over the countryside.
Family Bathroom 2.31m x 2.08m Tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, W.C, W.H.B, Bath with shower.
Extension  
Bedroom 1 2.63m x 3.63m 
Kitchen / Dining Room 4.55m x 3.63m With laminate flooring, coving, integrated oven, hob and dishwasher, sliding door to rear garden.
Sitting Room. 4.25m x 5.71m With laminate flooring, coving, feature fireplace with wood burning stove, entrance door.
Outside  The property has a spacious cobble lock driveway with parking for multiple vehicles. There are assessable side entrances on each gable with one covered for use as a storage area and the other is gated and leads to south facing walled rear garden which is set in lawn with sunny patio area.

BER: C3
BER Number: 117034579
Energy Performance Indicator: 207.05 kWh/m²/yr

Skerries is a seaside town in County Dublin. Historically, Skerries has been a thriving fishing port and a major centre of hand embroidery. In the late 20th century, it became a resort town, and a dormitory town for commuters to the city of Dublin. There are two fully restored and working windmills, watermill and a museum and coffee shop. In common with much of Dublin's hinterland, Skerries saw massive growth in residential property and associated prices during the late 1990s and early 21st century. There is also an amusement park in the town, near Skerries beach.