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Asking Price
€1,650,000
€1,650,000
4 beds
2 baths
143 sqm
SeaBreezes
44 Quay Street
Skerries
Co. Dublin
K34 EH00
Description
“SeaBreezes” located at 44 Quay Street, presents an opportunity to acquire one of those coastal gems in Skerries that come along once in a generation, if you’re lucky, where the orientation of the coastline allows you to enjoy views across Skerries Bay from Barnageeragh to the Harbour in the evening setting sun, perhaps prompting a walk around The Head with the promise of refreshments to ease the passage home!! SeaBreezes presents a partially complete canvass… all that’s missing is your inspiration!
A gentle rub on the lamp and when the Genie appears we only want a single wish “…sale agreed, please…” There is an Aladdin’s Cave like entrance from Quay Street, building your anticipation as you tip toe through the cave and arrive in a wonderfully lighted, small courtyard/patio as you move towards the main house. In truth, the property is accessed via a traditional stone cottage from Quay Street that while offering both off street parking and complete privacy, at the same time provides tremendous opportunity for enhancement… home office, air B&B, independent living, artist’s studio, treatment rooms, workshop etc.
Inside this surprisingly roomy and unique, bespoke home, the accommodation provides 4 bedrooms and generous living spaces, all oriented to capture the breathtaking, uninterrupted seascape encapsulating Balscadden Bay, the Mourne Mountains and Skerries Harbour. The rear garden extends practically to the water’s edge, providing direct access to the beach, while a secluded internal courtyard offers a private sun-soaked retreat from noon until evening.
The property is nestled in one of the best and most sought-after settings in Skerries where extensive views of the beach and harbour areas are accentuated by spectacular sunsets that are almost unmatched on the east coast. All of this in the heart of the town that has been described as the best place to live in Ireland, walking distance to all amenities yet quietly tucked away far from the madding crowd! Is this the best kept secret in Skerries? We think it is… do you? Well… you’re going to have to contact us to find out as viewings are by appointment only.
Whether you're an avid sea sports enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates the stunning beauty and tranquility of the sea, this property offers the perfect combination of coastal living and convenient access to a wealth of amenities right at your doorstep. Best town to live in Ireland… it’s hard to argue otherwise!
A gentle rub on the lamp and when the Genie appears we only want a single wish “…sale agreed, please…” There is an Aladdin’s Cave like entrance from Quay Street, building your anticipation as you tip toe through the cave and arrive in a wonderfully lighted, small courtyard/patio as you move towards the main house. In truth, the property is accessed via a traditional stone cottage from Quay Street that while offering both off street parking and complete privacy, at the same time provides tremendous opportunity for enhancement… home office, air B&B, independent living, artist’s studio, treatment rooms, workshop etc.
Inside this surprisingly roomy and unique, bespoke home, the accommodation provides 4 bedrooms and generous living spaces, all oriented to capture the breathtaking, uninterrupted seascape encapsulating Balscadden Bay, the Mourne Mountains and Skerries Harbour. The rear garden extends practically to the water’s edge, providing direct access to the beach, while a secluded internal courtyard offers a private sun-soaked retreat from noon until evening.
The property is nestled in one of the best and most sought-after settings in Skerries where extensive views of the beach and harbour areas are accentuated by spectacular sunsets that are almost unmatched on the east coast. All of this in the heart of the town that has been described as the best place to live in Ireland, walking distance to all amenities yet quietly tucked away far from the madding crowd! Is this the best kept secret in Skerries? We think it is… do you? Well… you’re going to have to contact us to find out as viewings are by appointment only.
Whether you're an avid sea sports enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates the stunning beauty and tranquility of the sea, this property offers the perfect combination of coastal living and convenient access to a wealth of amenities right at your doorstep. Best town to live in Ireland… it’s hard to argue otherwise!
Features
Magnificent, uninterrupted sea views.
Private access to North Beach.
Close to town centre with all amenities.
Great opportunity to create your own style.
OFCH
c. 143 sq m of accommodation
c. 25 mins’ drive from Dublin airport.
c. 40 mins’ drive or commuter train to Dublin City.
Private access to North Beach.
Close to town centre with all amenities.
Great opportunity to create your own style.
OFCH
c. 143 sq m of accommodation
c. 25 mins’ drive from Dublin airport.
c. 40 mins’ drive or commuter train to Dublin City.
Rooms
Stone Cottage Entrance
3.89m x 6.41m Entrance from Quay Street via stone cottage.
Storage/shed 3.21m x 6.41m Part of the original cottage, now used for storage.
Porch 2.00m x 4.39m Porched walkway from cottage to house, glass door to courtyard garden.
Entrance Hall 2.30m x 5.17m Open tread staircase to first floor.
Bedroom 1 4.04m x 2.36m With built in wardrobe.
Downstairs Shower Room Shower, W.C., W.H.B.
Living Room 3.79m x 5.39m Our favourite room, featuring a high vaulted timber ceiling, clerestory windows for extra light and a large picture window with panoramic views across the sea to the Mourne Mountains and more. An ideal spot to enjoy evening sunsets with a Negroni or Spritz! (or perhaps a beer!).
Kitchen 3.38m x 5.38m Good sized bright & airy kitchen with built in units, sink unit, integrated hob, multi-purpose Stanley range that combines cooking with heating, sliding door to rear garden which access directly onto North beach with views sweeping across to the lively Harbour area.
Bathroom 2.25m x 1.60m W.C., W.H.B & Shower unit and with Jack & Jill door to Bedroom 1.
Upstairs
Landing 4.63m x 1.73m With Velux window.
Bedroom 2 2.92m x 5.39m The combination of high ceilings and clerestory windows creates a bright, open bedroom with breathtaking sea views.
En-Suite 1.96m x 1.61m W.C., W.H.B, & tiled shower.
Bedroom 3 3.67m x 3.33m With built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 4 2.69m x 3.33m With built in wardrobes.
Family Bathroom 1.87m x 1.73m With W.C., W.H.B and bath, tiled wall.
Outside The entrance to this property is gained through the original traditional stone cottage on Quay Street. The paved courtyard garden provides a sunny and private space from where you can access the beach via a side walkway to the rear garden.
Access Connectivity is the byword for the unbeatable location enjoyed by “SeaBreezes”. Situated only 40 mins' drive from Dublin's City via the M1 motorway and less than 20 mins' drive from Dublin International Airport, the property also benefits from excellent bus and rail services. The picturesque and historical seaside town of Skerries has numerous shops, boutiques, pubs, coffee shops and restaurants, sailing club, schools both primary and post primary, rugby, GAA and Golf Clubs all on its doorstep. The agents unreservedly recommend inspection of this remarkable residence to fully appreciate what is on offer.
Storage/shed 3.21m x 6.41m Part of the original cottage, now used for storage.
Porch 2.00m x 4.39m Porched walkway from cottage to house, glass door to courtyard garden.
Entrance Hall 2.30m x 5.17m Open tread staircase to first floor.
Bedroom 1 4.04m x 2.36m With built in wardrobe.
Downstairs Shower Room Shower, W.C., W.H.B.
Living Room 3.79m x 5.39m Our favourite room, featuring a high vaulted timber ceiling, clerestory windows for extra light and a large picture window with panoramic views across the sea to the Mourne Mountains and more. An ideal spot to enjoy evening sunsets with a Negroni or Spritz! (or perhaps a beer!).
Kitchen 3.38m x 5.38m Good sized bright & airy kitchen with built in units, sink unit, integrated hob, multi-purpose Stanley range that combines cooking with heating, sliding door to rear garden which access directly onto North beach with views sweeping across to the lively Harbour area.
Bathroom 2.25m x 1.60m W.C., W.H.B & Shower unit and with Jack & Jill door to Bedroom 1.
Upstairs
Landing 4.63m x 1.73m With Velux window.
Bedroom 2 2.92m x 5.39m The combination of high ceilings and clerestory windows creates a bright, open bedroom with breathtaking sea views.
En-Suite 1.96m x 1.61m W.C., W.H.B, & tiled shower.
Bedroom 3 3.67m x 3.33m With built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 4 2.69m x 3.33m With built in wardrobes.
Family Bathroom 1.87m x 1.73m With W.C., W.H.B and bath, tiled wall.
Outside The entrance to this property is gained through the original traditional stone cottage on Quay Street. The paved courtyard garden provides a sunny and private space from where you can access the beach via a side walkway to the rear garden.
Access Connectivity is the byword for the unbeatable location enjoyed by “SeaBreezes”. Situated only 40 mins' drive from Dublin's City via the M1 motorway and less than 20 mins' drive from Dublin International Airport, the property also benefits from excellent bus and rail services. The picturesque and historical seaside town of Skerries has numerous shops, boutiques, pubs, coffee shops and restaurants, sailing club, schools both primary and post primary, rugby, GAA and Golf Clubs all on its doorstep. The agents unreservedly recommend inspection of this remarkable residence to fully appreciate what is on offer.
BER Information
BER:
E1
BER Number: 111334041
Energy Performance Indicator: 327.64
BER Number: 111334041
Energy Performance Indicator: 327.64
About the Area
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.
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