2 Greenfield Road, Mount Merrion, County Dublin, A94E2C0

FIRST VIEWING SATURDAY JUNE 20TH FROM 10 TO 10.30AM - A truly superb opportunity has arisen to acquire an authentic, original 1930s Kenny-built family home, ideally positioned on the highly coveted Greenfield Road in the heart of Mount Merrion. John Kenny, the master builder behind Mount Merrion, was a visionary of 1930s Dublin architecture. Renowned for his uncompromising craftsmanship, Kenny didn’t just build houses; he crafted an elite garden suburb, pioneering the use of robust native materials, beautiful art deco-inspired clean lines, and signature double-fronted footprints that maximize both internal volume and natural light. This striking double-fronted semi-detached property stands as a beautifully preserved testament to that golden era of building. From its handsome external symmetry to the elegant proportions within, the home radiates a timeless charm and structural integrity that modern builds rarely replicate. Because this home remains in its elegant, original configuration, it offers an exceptionally rare blank canvas for its next chapter. Unlike some other properties in the area that have undergone a patchwork of integrated updates over the decades, this house has zero historical planning mistakes to correct. Featuring a classic garage to the side, the property can be easily and substantially extended if so desired without the costly, frustrating need to undo, demolish, or redesign previous extensions. Buyers can design a seamless, modern expansion that perfectly complements Kenny's original architectural mastery. The gardens and grounds are highly generous, offering ample off-street parking to the front, while the rear boasts a magnificent, mature garden measuring an impressive circa 26 meters in length. Benefitting from a coveted, direct south-facing orientation, this private oasis captures the absolute best of the day's sun, making it ideal for family life, entertaining, or a stunning, sun-drenched kitchen extension. Greenfield Road offers unparalleled convenience in a deeply sought-after neighborhood just a short stroll from the beloved local shops on The Rise, which serve as a wonderful focal point for residents. Mount Merrion is celebrated for its vibrant local spirit, active residents' association, and superb family network. Situated within the Parish of St. Thérèse, the property sits firmly within the catchment area for the highly regarded Scoil San Treasa, and is within an easy commute of many other premier local schools, including Mount Anville Primary and Secondary, Coláiste Eoin, Scoil Íosagáin, Blackrock College, St. Andrew’s, and Oatlands College. For recreation, the magnificent acres of Deer Park are right on your doorstep, alongside the local Community Centre. Commuting is effortless with the N11 Quality Bus Corridor (QBC) and the Aircoach just a short walk away, while premier shopping centers in Stillorgan and Blackrock are moments down the road. Viewing of this historically rich, architecturally pure, and endlessly promising family home is strongly recommended. Porch Leading to hall. Hall With accommodation off and stairs leading to first floor level. Living Room 4.75m x 3.45m. Front facing reception room with a solid fuel fireplace. Coving to ceiling. Sunroom 3.3m x 1.5m. With a door leading to the rear garden. Dining Room 3.6m x 3.5m. Front facing reception room. Fireplace. Kitchen 5.55m x 2.85m. Overlooking the rear garden and with a door leading to same. Fitted units. Landing 3.6m x 1.8m. With accommodation off. Access to a large attic above. Bedroom 1 4m x 3.5m. Rear facing double bedroom. Fireplace. Bedroom 2 3.6m x 3.6m. Rear facing double bedroom. Wardrobes. Bedroom 3 3.45m x 2.95m. Front facing bedroom with wardrobes. Bedroom 4 3.45m x 2.5m. Front facing bedroom with a fitted wardrobe. Bathroom 1.95m x 1.8m. Bath with hand held shower connection. WEHB. Separate wc. Garage 5.6m x 2.95m. With door leading from the driveway and a door leading into the rear garden. Gardens Front garden with a pillared entrance and driveway leading to the garage. Lawns and shrubbery. The rear garden faces south, is approximately 26m long X 12.5m wide and mostly under lawns with some plants and shrubs. Barna shed.