Co Dublin: €1.8m Booterstown Avenue is a busy road at most times of the day, but residents are generally happy to put up with the noise because of all the other advantages of this convenient address.
The Dart is at the end of the road, there are handy neighbourhood shops between the terraces of houses and Gleeson's pub is within strolling distance.
Number 31 Booterstown Avenue is a typical early Victorian terraced house, on the right-hand side as you drive up from the Rock Road.
The two-storey, four-bedroom house has around 181sq m (1,950sq ft) of living space and a walled back garden extending to 45ft. It carries an AMV of €1.8 million prior to auction through Gunne Residential on October 18th.
Inside, the layout is traditional with two interconnecting reception rooms, both with marble fireplaces. At the back of the house a spacious kitchen has French doors to the patio and garden. There is also a utility room and cloakroom with antique-style sanitary ware.
The first of the bedrooms is on the first return, along with the family bathroom and separate toilet. The first floor has three further bedrooms, two large and airy double rooms and a single that is currently used as a dressingroom.
There is on-street residents parking in front of the house.
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