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"STATS\n\n 6 BEDROOMS\n\n 3 BATHROOMS\n\n 2 HALF BATH\n\n 6,420 SQ. FT.\n\n $4.8 MILLION\n\nTudor House, as this Dalkey, Ireland, home is called, was built in the 1840s for a wealthy Dublin surgeon. Although it retains many of its historic design details, the three-story structure has undergone extensive renovations over the years, including the addition of an attached conservatory that serves as a light-filled living space, a new roof, and updated plumbing and wiring.\n\nA split-level marble entryway opens to a grand dining room as well as a den and a study, all with 15-foot-tall ceilings. The spacious contemporary kitchen, located on the ground floor, is equipped with modern fixtures and boasts a comfortable dining area with a fireplace.\n\nPinterestFacebookThe formal dining room features many of its original design elements, among them a ceiling medallion, intricate crown molding, and herringbone wood floors.\n\nNow a suburb of Dublin, Dalkey was initially a Viking outpost and then a busy port town. Tudor House is located off Castle Street, a main thoroughfare named for a medieval castle that stands in the center of the village. The home, set on a half-acre property with gardens by Diarmuid Gavin Designs, sits well back from the street, giving it a quiet, private feel.\n\nContact: Sherry FitzGerald Real Estate; 011-353-1-275-1000, sherryfitz.ie\n\nPinterestFacebookThe master bedroom includes a fireplace and an en-suite bath."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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