This distinguished French-influenced Georgian-style residence in the prestigious Abington development offers approximately 4,142 square feet of accommodation across three levels. Highlights include a hand-carved timber staircase, principal bedroom suite with dressing room, five en-suite bedrooms, cinema room, games room, and mature private gardens with electric gates and double garage. Convenient to Malahide village and Dublin airport.
Inspired by French-influenced Georgian architecture, this distinguished residence is beautifully proportioned across three levels. Occupying a prominent position within the highly prestigious Abington development, Number 31 is finished to an exceptional specification.
Constructed in 2001 and extending to approximately 385 square metres/4,142 square feet of well-appointed accommodation, the property is positioned within its own half an acre of private grounds. A welcoming reception hall leads to an impressive inner stair hall, centred around a magnificent hand-carved timber staircase that elegantly connects each floor. The principal reception rooms are grouped from the reception hall and are characterised by their generous proportions, excellent natural light, and sophistication.
Equally suited to comfortable family living and elegant entertaining, the accommodation includes a formal drawing room with a feature fireplace, a spacious sun-filled sitting room with a second fireplace, and a bright sunroom that enjoys an abundance of natural light throughout the day. The bespoke fitted kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances, is ideally positioned to serve the needs of modern family life.
It leads into a bright breakfast area overlooking the west-facing garden, with wrought-iron stairs providing direct access to the garden level. The first floor continues the home’s theme of understated elegance and exceptional quality. The luxurious principal bedroom suite offers a spacious and relaxing retreat, complete with a superb en-suite bathroom and a separate dressing room. Three further generously proportioned bedrooms are located on this level, each benefiting from en-suite facilities.
The garden level provides outstanding additional family accommodation, comprising a fifth en-suite bedroom, a charming study with built in bookshelves, a games room, and a dedicated cinema/TV room. The connection between the house and its landscaped grounds is seamless, enhanced by large windows that flood the interiors with natural light and French doors that open directly from both the fifth bedroom and cinema/TV room onto the gardens and patios.
The grounds are exceptionally private and secure, enclosed by mature hedging and accessed through electric gates. Beautifully landscaped, the gardens feature manicured lawns interspersed with specimen trees and shrubs, creating a tranquil and secluded setting. A detached double garage provides secure parking for two large vehicles while also offering excellent additional space for storage, a workshop, or a home gym, depending on individual requirements.
Number 31 Abington is situated in an exclusive and sought after residential location convenient to Malahide village centre, Dublin airport and all local amenities. : By clicking subscribe, you agree to receiving future communications from IMAGE and are happy for your data to be shared with IMAGE.
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