An instantly appealing & particularly pretty townhouse home, located in the former grounds of the splendid Edwardian Bettyglen House.

First month's rent and deposit of 1,800 required.

Location

Convenience to the wonderful St Anne's Park to the west and the Bull Island nature reserve to the south couldn't be easier and with the bustling villages of Raheny & Clontarf close by, what more could one ask for in a location?

No 41, along with its neighbouring homes is characterised by its "mansard" roof, first credited to the French architect Pierre Lescot on part of the Louvre built around 1550.

Ample parking is available outside and the enclosed surroundings provide a safe and very quiet environment.

Inside, the bright spacious open plan interior is a refreshing change from the norm and one of the many reasons why The Village is so highly sought after.

A functional hall leads to a fine living cum dining room with patio doors leading to the surprisingly large rear garden. Off the main living room is an extended kitchen with fitted units and integrated appliances, while upstairs is home to two comfortable double bedrooms and a bathroom.

The main bedroom at the front features large sliderobes and an alcove which could perhaps accommodate a home office area or pc station.

The house is based near the city with the DART line and several Dublin Buses servicing the area.

Whatever your needs, 41 The Village is well worth a look.

Rooms

Hall - 3.08m x 1.743m
Hardwood floors.

Lounge cum Dining Room -

Dining Area - 3.742m x 3.024m
Hardwood timber floor. Open plan to:

Living Room - 4.724m x 4.643m
Hardwood timber floor, natural stone fireplac