53 The Park, Skerries Rock, Skerries, Co. Dublin, K34Y162

Positioned along the picturesque Skerries seafront, 53 The Park, Skerries Rock presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully extended and spacious 5-bedroom semi-detached home in Skerries. With magnificent views over the Irish Sea, Skerries Harbour and Islands - this bright and enviably positioned house is ideally suited to those seeking coastal living within walking distance of schools, shops, and town centre amenities. This immaculately presented home spans approx. 146 sqm and boasts a large west-facing rear garden, a bespoke stone-built shed, private driveway parking, and an architecturally designed open-plan kitchen/dining extension. The property is offered vacant and chain free, and includes a fully certified attic conversion, adding an additional bedroom with en-suite and stunning sea views. Its prime seafront position directly adjacent to North Beach provides one of the most enviable outlooks in Skerries. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall filled with natural light, setting the tone for the rest of this beautifully appointed home. To the front, the living room offers a relaxing retreat, complete with a warm, homely ambiance and views across the Irish Sea. The heart of the home is the impressive open-plan kitchen and dining area to the rear a light-filled contemporary extension featuring expansive Velux windows. The original conservatory was replaced in 2005 with this modern space. The ground floor also includes a Guest WC and a functional utility room. Upstairs, the first floor comprises a generous primary bedroom with its own en-suite. Two further double bedrooms, both bright and airy and a fourth single bedroom is currently in use as a home office a flexible space that can adapt to changing lifestyle needs. A family bathroom completes this level. The attic has been converted with full planning permission and certifications into a large double bedroom featuring extra-large Velux windows that frame panoramic views of the sea, harbour and islands. This space includes its own en-suite and offers huge potential for alternative uses such as a second living room or dedicated work-from-home space. Externally, the property offers a sunny west-facing rear garden designed with low maintenance in mind, blending paved areas, stone and raised flower beds for year-round enjoyment. To the front, there is private off-street parking for multiple vehicles and a low maintenance driveway. Skerries, located just 35 km north of Dublin City Centre, is a vibrant and forward-thinking coastal town that continues to attract attention not only for its stunning seaside setting but also for its exceptional quality of life. Easily accessible via Skerries Train Station, commuters can reach central Dublin in 35 40 minutes by rail, with multiple services daily to Connolly Station and further connections to the city's business districts. Rail upgrades are also planned. The M1 motorway is only a short drive away, providing access to the M50, while Dublin Airport is just 26 km away about 25 30 minutes by car. Skerries is home to a full range of amenities, including: - Top-rated schools like Skerries Community College, St Patrick's Junior and Senior National Schools, and Réalt na Mara - A vibrant town centre with independent cafés, artisan bakeries, butchers, boutiques, and award-winning restaurants - Essential services such as pharmacies, medical centres, gyms, and supermarkets - Cultural gems like the Skerries Mills heritage centre - A thriving social scene with weekly markets, art exhibitions, open-water swimming, and dog-friendly coastal walks What truly distinguishes Skerries is not just its accessibility, but the unique character and spirit of its community. Drawing on the insights of anthropologist Professor Daniel Miller of UCL who spent 16 months living in the town, referred to as 'Cuan' in his anonymised study 'Skerries stands out as a model of modern community living'. As detailed in Suzanne Harrington's article for the Irish Examiner and in Miller's book, The Good Enough Life, the town embodies a collective well-being rarely found elsewhere. Residents are described as embracing 'the good enough life,' focusing on health, connection, purpose, and community rather than material excess. People here are more likely to be seen walking the beach and engaging locally than displaying status, fostering a society built on kindness, sport, and shared values. Skerries thrives on its diversity and inclusiveness, attracting individuals and families from across Ireland and further afield, seeking a better quality of life. With a population of about 11,000, the town is both close-knit and energetic, with local life centred around vibrant sports clubs, community groups, cultural events, and environmental initiatives. The sense of belonging extends to residents of all ages, including retirees who remain actively involved in social, creative, and philosophical pursuits. Professor Miller concluded that while 'Cuan' (widely understood as Skerries) isn't without its flaws, it may be 'the best example of a community being created in the present day by its people' a true haven of contentment and peace that brings to life the ideal of community many people long for. Whether you're a young family, a professional seeking remote-working balance, or a retiree looking for meaning and connection, Skerries offers something truly special a seaside town with soul, substance, and a vision for the future. Contact Halligan O'Connor, your Skerries property experts, to arrange a private viewing. Accommodation ENTRANCE HALL LIVING ROOM - 3.51m (11'6") x 5.97m (19'7") KITCHEN / DINING UTILITY - 1.31m (4'4") x 1.51m (4'11") WC - 0.84m (2'9") x 1.8m (5'11") LANDING - 2.14m (7'0") x 5.04m (16'6") PRIMARY BEDROOM - 3.16m (10'4") x 4.67m (15'4") PRIMARY EN-SUITE - 1.81m (5'11") x 1.67m (5'6") BEDROOM 2 - 2.61m (8'7") x 3.38m (11'1") BEDROOM 3 - 2.7m (8'10") x 2.31m (7'7") BEDROOM 4 - 2.18m (7'2") x 1.78m (5'10") MAIN BATHROOM - 1.67m (5'6") x 2.01m (6'7") BEDROOM 5 - 4.5m (14'9") x 6.06m (19'11") ATTIC CONVERSION WITH CERTIFICATION EN-SUITE - 1.46m (4'9") x 2.06m (6'9") Note: Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Property Reference :HOCR2117