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THIS FIVE BEDROOM detached Tudor-style house in Foxrock combines a modern open-plan design with a classic style of architecture.
Old Foxrock, Foxrock, Dublin 18 is for sale for €3,100,000 with Vincent Finnegan via Daft.ie.
The house is set on over half an acre of land. The banqueting hall entrance has a pewter fireplace surround with a marble hearth and coal effect gas fire inset, underfloor heating, stone flooring and decorative ceiling cornicing.
The dining room has an antique French carved stone fireplace, polished mahogany floors and arched display alcoves.
The kitchen/breakfast room has a stone floor, a vaulted timber ceiling, granite worktops, a walk-in pantry and French double doors to the garden.
The drawing room has an antique French carved marble fireplace surround and slate hearth. There are double doors leading to the library which has polished timber flooring and built-in bookcases.
Also on this level are a study, tv room, cloakroom, utility room and the rear hall leading to the garden terrace.
Upstairs, via the galleried landing, there are five bedrooms, two of which are en-suite. The master bedroom has double doors, an antique French fireplace, built-in wardrobes and a dressing room.
The back garden is divided into different sections with a water feature, two terraced areas and a treehouse. It is south-west facing so benefits from lots of sunshine.
Old Foxrock, Foxrock, Dublin 18 is for with Vincent Finnegan via Daft.ie.
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To be fair greyhound are not noted for their generosity.
Wally, You should go on hunger strike in solidarity with the refuse workers!
Robert,
How about you take a vow of silence instead?
@Billy Mooney:
You really do talk rubbish.
Another privatized service thats gone to profit driven companies.. Why people want to go this route with all public services is beyond me..
waste in this country is a disaster.
DCC made a hames of privatisation and this coupled with the populist parties campaigning against charges or pay by weight have pushed us towards this crappy cartel.
this wasn’t helped by the fact that he government seem incapable of launching new policies or services without some major balls up.
because of this a huge proportion of our waste is now exported and our indigenous recycling industry (not the waste collectors) are unable to compete with incineration abroad.
so we are losing jobs as well as the money that could have be created through recycling.
granted, the government made a p
@stopit: last sentence was something about how pathetic FG/FF are. rant over.
It is time to renationalise waste collection services.
These companies are criminal thieving gangsters.
“Dublin City Council is aware of reports of issues regarding waste collection in certain parts of the city and couldn’t give a fúck”
That was a rubbish story
It’s a pity that the private companies were allowed to take over for profit from the public service who were doing a great job on waste disposal. It’s a shame this story did not get the same attention as the water protest
@Alan Scott: Ah see the snakes got it in with there nice new shiny wheelie bins and conned us all.
Dread the day Greyhound comes out to DLR – i’ll be switching immediately
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