Gate lodge for €750,000 in new phase at Mount Anville's Knockrabo

Ten new homes launching at Mount Anville development available for up to €985,000

Knockrabo gate lodge, Dublin 14.
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If brand new isn’t to your taste at Knockrabo, the Mount Anville new homes development by Maplewood Residential, then the gate lodge, a refurbished and extended double bay-fronted property might be just the ticket.

The house has good ceiling heights, cornicing, Victorian-style internal doors and sash windows as well as a quarry-tiled front hall where kitchen tiles have been repurposed to great effect. With Helen Turkington’s input panelled walls and herringbone pattern oak parquet were added.

While the original rooms aren’t huge, the house has the scope to be a two- or three-bed property. The room to the front left could be a bedroom or a small sittingroom and has a fine limestone surround hearth and multi-fuel stove.

The master bedroom is across the hall and includes a dressingroom and a very fine en-suite bathroom with quartz topped vanity unit by Kelly Design who also did the open-plan kitchen livingroom.

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The open-plan receptions are part of an extension added to the original that spans the width of the property. It features a large gas fireplace and glass double doors leading out to a south-facing limestone courtyard where you can hear the hum of traffic waiting for the lights to change at the nearby busy intersection.

From the kitchen sink the city lights of Dublin and even the Ringsend towers are visible in the distance. This space has tall Victorian-style cabinetry by Kelly Design with dark American soapstone worktops. The appliances are first-rate, mostly Neff and include a Fisher & Paykel dual range cooker.

The property has off-street parking for more than two cars. Measuring 101sq m (1,090sq ft), it is seeking €750,000 through agents DNG and includes fixtures and fittings by Turkington.

The new homes at Knockrabo came to market last February when 23 three-, four- and five-bed homes launched with prices ranging from €775,000 for a four-bed terraced house measuring 165sq m (1,776sq ft), to €920,000 for the five-bed semi-detached properties, 207sq m (2,228sq ft) in size. To date 28 homes have been sold.

A further 10 homes are launching in this second phase. Of these there are two three-bed detached houses, of 131sq m (1,410sq ft) for €750,000 and €795,000.

There are three four-bed semi-detached properties of 156sq m-173sq m (1,676sq ft-1,862sq ft) in size, ranging in price from €850,000-€900,000.

There are three four-bed detached properties, measuring between 152sq m and 156sq m (1,635sq ft and 1,675sq ft) and ranging in price from €855,000-€925,000.Two five-bed semis of 207sq m are priced at €960,000 and €985,000.

Also coming to the market are three show homes fully furnished by Turkington. A four-bed semi of 165sq m (1,776sq ft) set over 2½ storeys, is asking €895,000; a four-bed detached of 156sq m is asking €1.25 million and a five-bed semi of 207sq m over 2½ floors, is asking €1.075 million.

Further five-bed units overlooking the large green space will be released towards the end of the year and the first of the development’s apartments will be sold off plans in early 2018.

Alanna Gallagher

Alanna Gallagher

Alanna Gallagher is a contributor to The Irish Times specialising in property and interiors