Double-fronted Eglinton road home benefits from a 62ft-long private garden with a south-facing aspect
This spacious, double-fronted redbrick house on Eglinton Road is likely to appeal to prospective buyers looking for a well-located home that they can put their own stamp on. This five-bed was built in the 1930s and has been home to the same family for more than 50 years and the late owners’ daughter says she would love to see a young family move in and live there for just as long.
Eglinton Road is a quintessentially leafy D4 stretch, populated by Edwardian and Victorian piles, including Eglinton House at number 75, which was the home of the late taoiseach Garret FitzGerald. It is a convenient location close to several well-regarded schools such as Gonzaga College, St Michael’s College, the Teresians, Muckross Park and Alexandra College, among others. It also has the shops and restaurants of Donnybrook on its doorstep.
There are five good-sized bedrooms upstairs, one of which is en suite, and the main bathroom, all of which, although well looked-after, would benefit from a cosmetic upgrade.As well as interior modernisation required, prospective buyers should also take the low E2 Ber rating into account when estimating overall costs.
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