64 Glencairn Crescent, The Gallops, Leopardstown, Dublin 18

Upon entering the property, one is welcomed by a hall with staircase rising to the first floor, to the right a generous living room boasts a bay window and feature marble fire surround and interconnects to a dining room over looking the rear garden with French doors opening onto the sun terrace. To the rear a generous kitchen/breakfast room is well equipped with built in wall and floor units and kitchen appliances. A door leads to the rear sun porch which was used as a potting shed in the past and links the house to the large, attached garage with an up an over garage door and provides access to the rear garden. A guest W.C completes the accommodation at this level. Rising to the first floor one finds a bright landing with hot press. The main double bedroom has built in wardrobes and the advantage of a bay window and an ensuite. A further double bedroom and two spacious single bedrooms offer flexible accommodation. The accommodation is completed by a main bathroom.

Outside to the rear there is a stunning large south and west facing garden set out in patio and lawn with mature planted beds and wooden sleepers. This stunning garden has been lovingly stocked with specimen plants and trees including red acers, Japanese Cherry and Balsam fir, not to mention fuchsia, roses, and a myriad of other plants and bushes. There is a bird bath in the centre of the lawn and a small pond with lilies. One can while away the hours in the cute wooden garden room (2.5m x 2.4m) and an old wooden shed (3m x 2.5m) provides storage. External lighting and tap are provided for along with a composter. There is pedestrian side access to the front garden. The wide front garden is divided between cobble lock parking for up to five cars and mature planted beds with specimen red Acer trees and an apple tree. There is the advantage of gated pedestrian side access to rear garden. Access to garage is via an up and over garage door.

The Gallops, of which Glencairn Crescent is a part, is a much sought after, family friendly development that enjoys easy access to a host of amenities. Within walking distance of local shopping at Sandyford Hall Shopping Centre, Leopardstown Shopping Centre with Dunnes and Carrickmines Retail Park, the villages of Sandyford, Stepaside and Stillorgan are also within easy reach and offer a wide choice of eateries, independent speciality stores, boutiques and family entertainment options including a cinema. Dundrum Town Centre is no more than a 10-minute drive away or a short ride on the LUAS. Sandyford Business District, Leopardstown Business Park and Cherrywood Business Park are all within easy reach. The Gallops is extremely well serviced in terms of transport links, with the LUAS stopping at Glencairn, The Gallops and Leopardstown Valley, the M50 (exits 14 and 15) and Dublin Bus (routes 63 and 47), all offering access to Dublin City Centre and beyond. There are numerous sports and recreational facilities in the vicinity, including local rugby, soccer, golf and tennis clubs, and two large GAA clubs. The nearby Dublin Mountains offer a wide range of pursuits including hill walking, horse riding and mountain biking. The Gallops boasts its own neighbourhood playground, tennis courts and basketball court. Nearby, the newly built Samuel Beckett Civic Amenity Centre offers a gym and all-weather pitches. Several schools are in the area, including Holy Trinity National School, St Mary’s National School, Gaelscoil Taobh na Coille, Stepaside Educate Together junior and senior school, St Raphaela’s national and senior school and Rosemont senior school. Loreto College Foxrock, Blackrock College, Coláiste Eoin and St Benildus College are all within easy reach also. UCD and Trinity College are easily accessed by LUAS or Dublin Bus.