A luxurious five-bedroom house in Orwell Park is on the market for €3.975 million

On initial observation, one might mistake 53 Orwell Park, located on the esteemed Rathgar road, for a typical period property. However, a closer inspection reveals that it is rather extraordinary. Established by Walthill developments in 2006, the house was in its basic form when purchased by the present owners in 2007, who then transformed it to meet exclusive standards.

This extraordinary estate, decorated with top-tier interiors without any expense left out, is a sight to behold. The house, which stretches over three tiers, is a generously sized 478sq metres (5,145sq feet). It boasts two large double-storey bays adjacent to the red dual front door, making it a beautifully embellished residence. The hallway boasts crema marfil tiles and is illuminated by chandeliers. A small panel, subtly placed at the foothills of the staircase, offers a hint of the incredibly sophisticated and high-tech facilities within the house. This mini touchscreen panel gives control over individual room’s temperature, built-in stereo system and most importantly, the superior security system. The house has a B3 Ber rating.

To the right of the hallway is the first of four guest rooms, of which one has an oversized fireplace and specially constructed library units, while the other rooms serve as recreational areas. There’s a special communications room adjacent to the kitchen, in which the security system can be managed. This room also features a guest toilet.

On the left of the hallway is a spacious and grand drawing room, adorned with a marble fireplace. The ground floor’s ceilings are 14ft high with ceiling roses and coving adding to the house’s period features. There is also a dining room exhibiting a dark blue colour scheme that links to both the kitchen and the conservatory via glazed double doors.

The staggering number of connecting doors posed quite a challenge during the installation of the luxury custom-built Clive Christian kitchen, as it leads to the hallway, dining room, conservatory, and an additional family room situated at the rear of the house, overlooking the garden.

The kitchen boasts a pair of Liebherr refrigerator-freezers, separated by a retractable pantry, alongside dual ovens, two dishwashers, and a double basin sink. The island comprises a solid oak top and houses a cooking site complete with an incorporated steamer, a deep fryer and a wok burner. The sale also includes Edwardian-style lamps hanging above the island and surrounding barstools for Clive Christian enthusiasts.

Categorised tree and plant life aestheticize the garden which features three lounging spots, a lone garage, and a carport complete with wiring, insulation and plumbing, making it adaptable for uses such as a gym or a home office. The driveway is spacious for transportation, and it comes equipped with EV charging infrastructure.

The first level accommodates four luxurious en suite bedrooms and a laundry area. The master suite features air conditioning and facial recognition software. Central to this suite is an elaborate Clive Christian four-poster bed flaunting an integrated TV at its ornately carved base. A dressing area is comprehensively equipped with customised furnishings while the accompanying dual windows ensure privacy using frosting. Nestled on the other side of the bedroom is a vast en suite featuring a Jacuzzi, a sauna, and another TV.

The second storey houses another en suite bedroom with its personal steam room and a home cinema complete with an enormous television and built-in shelving. The property benefits from regular maintenance; the entire home has recently been refurbished with fresh paint and carpets. Proximity to educational establishments like Alexandra College, Muckross Park, Gonzaga and Sandford Park adds to the desirable location of the house.

53 Orwell Park, which is merely a 15-minute walk to the Milltown Luas and Ranelagh, has been listed on the market for €3.975 million via Sherry FitzGerald.

Written by Ireland.la Staff

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