129 Anglesea Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 Asking price: €1.175m Agent: Hunters Estate Agents (01 668 0008) What it is: A 19th century brown-brick terraced townhouse at the Donnybrook end of Anglesea Road. Tell me more: With almost 2,900sq ft of living accommodation, this mid-terrace, two-storey over basement house has four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
There’s a hallway, drawing room, dining room and bedroom (or study) at ground floor level; with a kitchen, family room, living room and ‘utility’ at the garden level. On the first floor, there are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom, with a landing and shower room on the second floor. The house overlooks Donnybrook Stadium, the former home of Leinster Rugby.
The ground floor drawing room, opening onto the dining room The bad news: The rooms described above are, of course, aspirational. There is not a de facto kitchen for example, but rather an auctioneers’ shorthand for where a kitchen was at one point or might be in the future. Ditto for bathroom.
The house is currently stripped down to the floorboards. Read more On match nights, you may have to put up with glare of floodlights from the stadium next door, and potential buyers may have to contend with a small ruck of builder-speculators who can see a profitable flip here. Low-maintenance back garden, overlooking Donnybrook Stadium The good news: If you are fortunate enough to be in the hunt for a D4 trophy home now your crypto wallet has gone stellar, this might.
