Shrewsbury Square home offers four terraces, four bedrooms and five bathrooms
Designed by OCA Architects, Shrewsbury Square is a development of 80 luxury apartments within separate blocks ranging from four to five storeys high developed by Woodgreen Property.Today, much as when they were launched, the market for these high-end units remains predominantly downsizers from the larger grandes dames in theis within walking distance of the Dart and close to the RDS and Herbert Park, making its address among the most sought after in Dublin.
With a considerable 303sq m of floor space, storage won’t be a concern to new owners of this double penthouse.Occupying the entire top floor, a real selling point is the four terraces that surround the unit, and the fact that it has all four aspects of the compass. Every view is different, whether you are looking across to the Poolbeg Chimneys or over to the Aviva Stadium that appears to hover like a mother ship on the horizon.
In terms of luxury, the principal bedroom has two dressingrooms and two bathrooms, so is more akin to a five-star hotel suite. Small details such as a full-height headboard and an LED ceiling canopy over the bed that lights up like the sky at night are just some of its interior details. In is current layout, reception rooms lie to the left of the entrance hall in the form of a kitchen-cum-dining-cum-living space with an adjacent spacious drawingroom that includes a bar on one end. Both rooms have access to terraces to catch the sun at different times of the day.
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