4 Ferrybank
Arklow
Co Wicklow
Y14 PX63

What a joy it is to bring this magnificent home to the market. With history and character in abundance, this wonderful property is laid out over 3 floors, with light and space evident throughout.

4 Ferrybank is the birthplace of Irish Olympian Ronnie Delaney - holder of a gold medal from Melbourne in 1956.

This home continues the winning formula, with the grace and elegance of bygone times and the attention to detail this house deserves.

Enter through the imposing front door to the wonderful hallway. Impeccably decorated with striking tiled floor, panelled walls and a soft neutral palette, this is the perfect introduction to this quality property. With the original staircase leading the eye upwards, the high ceilings and period features really catch the eye. To the right, the large living room oozes quality, with a large bay window to the front, original fireplace and timber flooring.

On this floor there is also a large double bedroom with shower room ensuite. This room would also be ideal for use as a home office or tv room, if required. Steps lead down from the central hallway to the exceptional kitchen, dining and reception space. Bright and modern, with wonderful design touches at every turn, there are multiple windows and doors affording views and access to the gardens. The cream tiled flooring ensure continuity throughout, with garden views at every turn.

The upper level provides space for three further bedrooms, one with its own ensuite bathroom and all with an exquisite decor and a sense of style introduced by the current owners.

To the rear, the sheltered, beautifully landscaped garden provides the ideal space to sit and unwind and bask in the evening sun. With stylish timber panelling complemented by original red brick wall, the gate leads to separate private parking area. The garden is wired to allow for a car charging port and the wonderful planting and quality paving combine to create a haven of tranquillity - while being in the centre of town.

This large home is ideally located on the banks of the Avoca river and just a stone’s throw from all the opportunities and facilities this bustling town has to offer.

Ring our team on (0402) 32367 if you want to know more or schedule a viewing!

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Entrance Hall  A wonderful reception hallway, with the original staircases leading to both upper and lower levels. Exuding grace and elegance, this beautiful hallway is tastefully decorated with panelled walls, restful colours and gorgeous decorative touches at every turn.
Living Room  Cosy and comfortable, while retaining the proportions and grandeur expected of a home of this quality. With high ceiling, bay window and original coving, this large reception room also benefits from a view to the river.
Kitchen  The lower level has been dedicated to a large and well-appointed kitchen with exceptional storage. The large island provides informal seating while the streamlined units, tiled floor and quartz worktop create a modern, bright space - perfect for family meals or informal entertaining.
Laundry Room  This large laundry / utility room is very well equipped with belfast sink, excellent storage and plumbed for washing machine and dryer.
Dining Room  Adjacent to the kitchen and with garden views - and direct access - this is the perfect space for those who love to entertain. The polished cream floor tiles reflect light back in to an already bright space and the overall effect is of a spacious and welcoming dining area.
Guest wc  With pretty tiling and equipped with wc and whb.
Bedroom 4  On the ground floor, this large double bedroom has views to both the side and rear garden and retains the original cast iron fireplace to add interest.
Ensuite  White subway tiles on the wall and pretty blue and white floor tiles are matched with the painted walls to ensure a sense of calm in this large ensuite. Fitted with wk., who and large walk in shower with Rain shower head and heated chrome towel rail.
Bedroom 1 (Principle)  A very spacious double bedroom with large window with original shutters to the front. The period fireplace, high ceiling and original woodwork combine to create a restful and tasteful principle bedroom, which also benefits from fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom 3  Large double bedroom on the first floor with views towards the river to the front. Original shutters and woodwork and high ceiling.
Bedroom 2  Double bedroom with original fireplace, high ceiling and dual aspect.
Bathroom  Bright and spacious, and fitted with wc, whb and large walk in shower.

BER: B2
BER Number: 114520687
Energy Performance Indicator: 106.87

Arklow's proximity to Dublin led to it becoming a thriving commuter town with a population of 13,009 at the 2011 census. Arklow is at the mouth of the River Avoca (formerly Avonmore). The town is divided by the river, which is crossed by the Nineteen Arches Bridge, a stone arch bridge linking the southern or main part of the town with the northern part, called Ferrybank. There are eight primary schools located around the town (including one Gaelscoil), and four secondary schools.

The N11/M11 from Dublin to Rosslare bypasses Arklow between junctions 20 and 21, becoming a motorway heading southbound from junction 20. This will connect the existing N11 Arklow Bypass with the existing N11 Rathnew/Ashford Bypass creating motorway from Dublin to Gorey. Rail connections are provided by Iarnród Éireann along the Dublin-Rosslare railway line, including commuter and intercity services in and out of the capital. There is also a train to Dundalk available daily. Bus Éireann provides several routes through Arklow. In addition, Wexford Bus operates several services day and night linking Arklow with Dublin Airport.