With growing numbers of people opting to work from home, a five-bedroom detached house in Castleknock with an office attached to the garage could inspire a few commuters to re-think their working habits.
HOK Residential is quoting in excess of £620,000 (€787,240) by private treaty sale for Camero, a modern half-brick house at 33 College Gate, Castleknock, Dublin 15.
The house was built approximately six years ago and is located in an estate of large houses off Carpenterstown Road, about a mile and a half from the centre of Castleknock village.
A one-off design, expensive extras have been included such as solid beech flooring and hand-made kitchen units.
A large Gothic-style conservatory provides an informal family sitting area.
The ground-floor rooms open off a beech-floored entrance hall with a guest cloakroom.
Centre-stage in the sittingroom is a pretty Victorian-style fireplace with decorative tile inset.
Double doors open to the diningroom, which in turn leads into the conservatory.
Pine units in the family-sized kitchen include display cabinets and plate and wine racks.
Italian hand-painted tiles have been fitted on both floor and splash-backs and the lighting is recessed.
A utility room also has fitted units. There is also a family room with a marble fireplace and solid beech flooring.
The five bedrooms are mostly doubles, all with fitted wardrobes and some with washbasins. The main bedroom has an en suite shower.
A pretty attic room with sloping ceilings is currently a guest bedroom, with a walk-in wardrobe and en suite shower room. The triple-garage measures 22 ft by 24 ft and is fully alarmed.
An attached office - also suitable as a games room - has maple flooring and a sink unit, with Stira stairs to a large loft space.
There is also a guest toilet and washbasin.
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