Inside this light-filled Ballsbridge home on the market for €1.5m

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34 Raglan Lane is a light filled and deceptively spacious three bedroom home nestled between between Clyde Road and Elgin Road.

34 Raglan Lane is a light filled and deceptively spacious three bedroom home nestled between between Clyde Road and Elgin Road. Number 34 is perched on the sunny even side of the Lane with parking in front for two cars.

To the rear is a private and easily maintained courtyard garden. Accessed via motorised gates from the lane, the courtyard to the front is generous. At ground floor an entrance lobby opens into the main living area with glazed double doors. Also off the entrance lobby is the kitchen to the left, and utility room to the right, with guest WC.

The kitchen, recently installed, is fully fitted with a range of high and low level fitted units with ample preparation space. The main living area is an open plan double height room with a feature sandstone fireplace and french doors opening to the rear garden. A hardwood floor extends through from the front of the house to the rear with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor.

The staircase from the living area travels up to an upper hall, with skylights above increasing the natural light throughout the house. The main bedroom suite spans the width of the rear of the house with dressing room and ensuite, with tiled shower, vanity with WHB and WC. There is a main family bathroom on the landing with a bath and shower over, vanity with WHB and WC.

To the front of the house are two further bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes – a double and a single bedroom. The home is within very easy walking distance of Ballsbridge, Grand Canal, Baggot Street and Donnybrook and a short distance from a range of excellent amenities such as Herbert Park and Sandymount Strand as well as a variety of sporting facilities such as Fitzwilliam and Donnybrook LTC, David Lloyd, Eden One, Elm Park Golf and Tennis Club.

The city centre is approx. 20 minutes away by foot, and there are numerous transport links including buses, Dart as well as road access to main arteries such as the N11, M1 and M50 via the East Link and Port tunnel. , you can take a full virtual tour of 34 Raglan Lane through our gallery below.

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