Sandycove

Upgraded Sandycove Victorian in turnkey condition will appeal to those looking to reside in the popular seaside village

The glazed return to the rear fills this midterrace two-storey-over-basement house with light

Home has been upgraded to a B2 Ber with a new kitchen and bathrooms

Classic design was retained during 2019 renovation of this spacious family home

Cecilia Blomdahl spent part of her childhood in Dublin. Now, from her home near the North Pole, she blogs about life where the sun doesn’t shine for months at a time

Villa-style house, refurbished in 2015, is just 70 yards from the beach

Cut-stone two-bedroom mews house nestled in a cul-de-sac between Glasthule and Sandycove

One of the oldest houses on Sandycove Avenue has been renewed and refreshed and is ready to move into

The owner’s favourite thing to do is ‘put the Dryrobe on and go down to the Forty Foot for a swim’

Five-bed period pile occupies prime end-of-terrace spot on sought-after Sandycove stretch

Author and judge of young writer of the year award shares his literary insights

Semi-detatched home in Elton Court development arrives to the market in turnkey condition

Largest price paid for single item was €5,200 for John Morris painting of Shelbourne Hotel

More than 1,200 sales of €1 million or more have been recorded so far this year with coastal homes leading the charge

This six-bedroom, three-storey house in Dún Laoghaire has two parking spots and quick access to Sandycove Dart station and Glasthule village

In the final part of our Everyday Adventures series in association with Jaguar Land Rover, Donal Skehan, on a flying visit home from LA, takes a sentimental journey through Dublin in the new Range Rover Evoque

Spectacular coastal views only part of the charm of Ballygihen Avenue house

Fifty two sales, including a €2.5m Monkstown semi, recorded in first week of 2019

A D3 fixer-upper, sea views in the suburbs and a city-centre apartment

The sum bought an Inchicore flat and a Greystones bungalow

Hugo O’Doherty on where to see the sights, eat poutine, and take in the history of the city

First floor taken up with a very dramatic open-plan kitchen/living space

Elegant period house has a big light-filled extension to the rear

Empathetic, skilful counsellor who stayed calm amid storm over crisis pregnancies

Trophy homes and stately manors may grab all the property headlines, but these are the real homes that captured our hearts

Edwardian was built in 1910 and its great location offers views across Scotsman’s Bay

Built in 1970s and renovated in early Noughties, it has sheltered patios at front and back

A pair of 19th-century cottages have been converted into impressive single property

Although some renovations are needed upstairs, this property offers the possibility for impressive sea views, with shops and restaurants close by

A large first-floor livingroom is the standout space of this five-bed end-of-terrace house

Dublin locations will be closed at different times in the morning ahead of triathlon

Neptune Lodge in Sandycove is more private than it looks and takes advantage of its sea views

Bright and private, this four-bedroom house is within walking distance of Glasthule

Four-bedroom terraced house is much bigger than it looks from the outside thanks to a clever extension that houses a kitchen and dining space, sunroom and study

Bright family property with landscaped gardens for €845,000

Large detached home with five bedrooms for €1.8 million

Extensions to the side and rear have given the owners of this property in South Co Dublin the scope to add modern touches, including a striking kitchen with a glazed wall

Ger Wilkes was the first man back and Rachel Lee won the women’s race