Property Description

DNG are delighted to present to the market, number 21 North Great Georges Street, constructed on one of the finest Georgian streetscapes in Dublin and is the epicenter of the rapidly expanding North Georgian Core.
Registered as a new home for Ms Sarah Archdall on the 4th May 1785, more recently the property has been the residence of a Mr Frank Merriman “the most amazing singing teacher in the universe” whose family of students included Sinead O'Connor, Mary Coughlan, Luka Bloom, Christy Dignam, Christy Moore, Damien Dempsey, Tenor Edwin Williamson, Patrick Bergin, the lads from Boyzone and Stockton's wing.
No 21 uniquely retains its original internal composition with its high ceilings, ornate coving and wonderful fireplaces.
Accommodation consists of 445sq/m 4790sq/ft, consisting of five levels (development capacity to the rear subject to appropriate planning permission). The highly impressive four storey over basement Georgian residence contains a wonderful main entrance hall with impressive Wicklow Stone, two fine grand reception rooms, stunning drawing room, 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and three music rooms, wine cellar and concert room.
The feature sash windows add an abundance of natural light throughout, original window shutters, decorative coving, original timber flooring, fan lights and three cast iron balconies.
The property is opposite the James Joyce Centre and within walking distance to Temple Street Children's Hospital, Mater and the Rotunda Hospitals and the IFSC. The Luas line is within 120m, the DART is 950m, while St Stephen's Green is a short 1.8km stroll from the property. Only 600m from the recently restored Cleary's Quarter the property provide a host of wonderful local amenities. The area offers easy access to the M1/M50 intersection and Dublin Airport.
The property incorporates bright generously proportioned accommodation throughout and benefits a 70ft south facing garden. This fine residence has been very well maintained and protected by its current owners and is sure to interest buyers seeking a beautiful Georgian building in a much sought after city centre location.
Viewing is very highly recommended.
Accommodation

Hall - 15.2m x 2.6m
Large entrance hallway with Wicklow stone floors, high ceilings with original ornate coving

Reception Room 1 - 5.4m x 4.77m
Front grand reception room with high ceilings, original feature fireplace, coving and centre rose

Reception Room 2 - 6.6m x 4.6m


Kitchen - 2.5m x 2.2m
Kitchen on the return with fitted presses and access to rear garden

Bathroom - 2.7m x 2.4m
Bathroom on first floor return with wc and whb

Drawing Room - 5.5m x 7.3m
Front, first floor, reception room with original balconettes, high ceilings, original coving and original fireplace

Music room - 6.6m x 4.8m
First floor reception room with high ceilings and original coving - overlooking rear garden

Second bathroom - 2.3m x 1.8m
At second floor return - Cubicle shower, wc and whb

Bedroom 1 - 6m x 5m
Main double bedroom with feature fireplace and original coving

Bedroom 2 - 3.8m x 2m
Second floor double bedroom with fitted carpets

Bedroom 3 - 4.7m x 4.7m
Second floor, double bedroom to rear with fitted carpets, feature fireplace, picture rails and coving

Bedroom 4 - 4.5m x 4m
Top floor, double bedroom with fitted carpets and feature fireplace

Bedroom 5 - 4.9m x 2.3m
Top floor, double bedroom to rear with fitted carpets

Bedroom 6 - 6m x 2.6m
Top floor, double bedroom to front with fitted carpets

Bedroom 7 - 5.3m x 4.6m
Top floor, double bedroom with fitted carpets

Stairs and landing - 2.3m x 1.8m
Second floor landing with ornate coving and architrave

Top floor stairs and landing - 4.3m x 1.8m
With access to roof top

Basement hall - 6.6m x 2.5m
Connecting cellar, concert room, utility, bathroom and rear garden

Bel Canto Concert room - 6.6m x 5.7m
To front of basement - suitable for a variety of uses including, larger kitchen.

Utility Room - 5m x 3.6m
At basement level with access to gas boiler

Basement bathroom - 2.5m x 1m and 1.9m x 0.8m
Wc and whb

Basement porch - 2.7m x 2.2m
Connecting concert room to front

Wine Cellar - 3m x 2.2m
With original arch tunnel storage

Outside front -
Front granite steps with platform Victorian tiling, cast iron ornaments above wrought iron railings -Decorative wrought and cast-iron balconettes, Ionic columns on plinth blocks to lintel cornice, fan light and solid hardwood, painted front door

Outside rear - 70ft x 26ft
Sunny south facing aspect, side pedestrian access

Features
Terraced three-bay four-storey house over exposed basement, built 1785.
Sunny 70ft south facing rear garden
Hardwood sash windows
Restored and replaced window shutters
Three cast iron Balconies to front
Full brick facade
Vaulted decorative ceilings
Fan light at entrance hall
Wonderful original features including hand crafted fireplaces, ceiling coving and ceiling roses
Located in the heart of Dublin City Centre
Well maintained and protected by it's current owners
Gas fired radiator central heating
600m to the GPO, 140m to LUAS, 950m to DART
700m to the Abbey Theatre, 1200m to Trinity College
3km stroll to the Phoenix Park, 1.8km to St Stephen's Green
Easy access to M1/M50 intersection and Dublin Airport
BER Details
Exempt
Negotiator
Vincent Mullen

BER Details

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This property was last updated: 18 days ago