Previous owners engaged architect Eva Byrne whose design work flooded this D6 house with natural light
Changes made by Byrne are still the selling points today and show how good architectural design stands the test of time. Photograph: Viv van der HolstDating from 1988, Number 7 Laurelton is a well-presented detached dormer bungalow set in a much sought-after location just off Bushy Park Road – between the villages of Rathgar and Terenure.
A double-height atrium – flooded with natural light thanks to overhead glazing from a gallery upstairs – leads to the centre of this home which is a good-sized kitchen and breakfast room. Here floor-to-ceiling windows and a vaulted ceiling really flood the room with natural light and allow a sense of nature to peep through with colour from a lovely silver birch in the garden outside.
Changes made by Byrne are still the selling points today and show how good architectural design stands the test of time.
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