111 Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3

Listed for sale in June 2021

Nestled on a coveted corner at the junction of Vernon Avenue and Vernon Park, this immaculately presented c. 1930 semi‑detached house exudes period charm while offering generous modern living space. The property benefits from a self‑contained side apartment, an extensive front and rear garden, and a prime location within walking distance of the sea front, St Anne’s Park and Clontarf’s vibrant cafés and boutiques.

Location & Area

Clontarf is a sought‑after coastal suburb of Dublin, renowned for its leafy streets, historic villas and easy access to the city centre. Residents enjoy a short stroll to the promenade and beaches, as well as a selection of top‑rated junior and secondary schools. The area is well served by public transport, with several bus routes and a nearby DART station linking you to the capital and beyond. Sporting clubs for golf, sailing, rugby, GAA, hockey and tennis are all within easy reach, making it an ideal setting for families and active professionals alike.

Property Details

Sale Price: €995,000
Type: Four‑bedroom semi‑detached house (c. 1930) with a self‑contained side apartment (≈55 m²).
Bedrooms: 4 (main house) – plus one bedroom in the side apartment.
Bathrooms: Main house includes an en‑suite shower room, a contemporary family bathroom, and a guest WC; the attic and apartment each have their own en‑suite facilities.
Living Space: Three reception rooms on the ground floor, each featuring 2.75 m high ceilings, decorative coving, centre roses and original open fireplaces with marble surrounds.
Kitchen/Dining: Light‑filled kitchen/dining room with Velux windows, sliding patio door and ample storage.
Additional Rooms: Utility room, attic room with high ceiling and en‑suite, and a separate self‑contained apartment comprising an open‑plan living/kitchen, double bedroom and shower room.
Garden: Front garden with gravel driveway and mature trees; rear garden (≈20.5 m × 13.5 m) offers a large lawn, mature palms, cherry blossoms and a substantial patio (5 m × 9 m).
Parking: Gravel drive provides ample off‑street parking.
Heating: Gas‑fired central heating.
BER Details: BER No 113796544 – Energy Performance Indicator 235.61 kWh/m²/yr (rating not specified).
Key Features: Period details such as stained‑glass bay window, decorative cornices, parquet flooring, and original fireplaces; modern updates include Velux rooflights, contemporary bathroom finishes, and a versatile side apartment.

The property’s blend of historic character, generous space, and a highly desirable location makes it a rare opportunity in the Clontarf market. Viewing by appointment is strongly recommended.