This superbly located end of terrace house is very deceptive from the front, having been extended in the 1960s. Whilst in need of some updating this 2 bedroom home offers the buyer an opportunity to use their flair and imagination to make this a home to their own taste. A large storage room that was once a bedroom could, with a little reconfiguration, be reinstated as a 3rd bedroom. Briefly, the accommodation comprises entrance hallway stretching the full depth of the house leading to a long rear garden; a nicely shaped livingroom with stove fitted in a tiled and carved surround; kitchen/diner overlooking the rear garden and enjoys magnificent views to the coastline. The stairs leads from the kitchen to the first floor where there are 2 bedrooms; showerroom and aforementioned storage room.
The pedestrian gate from the street opens onto a small walled and paved front area. The long rear garden offers great scope to extend the house (SPP) . It is a private sunny area with paving and lawned areas with well established hedged boundaries. A vehicular gated entrance off The Lower Green offers rear access and parking area.
A wide variety of amenities in the area include retail including two supermarkets, eateries, pubs and other retail outlets. Schools at all levels are closeby and a good transport network links the village with Greystones, Bray and Dublin City Centre. . A range of sport and leisure pursuits available in the area include golf, soccer gaa, swimming, hill walking and lots more
Accommodation
Hallway
11.08m x 1.12m
Hallway
11.08m x 1.12m
Living Room
5.86m x 3.65m
Kitchen/Dining Room
5.02m x 3.46m
Landing
3.69m x 1.80m
Bedroom 1
3.78m x 2.53m
Store Room/Office
3.57m x 2.61m
Bathroom
1.96m x 1.77m
Bedroom 2
3.35m x 2.83m
