Dun Nera, Corduff (Hackett), Lusk, Co. Dublin, K45CK64

A refined family home set within mature, professionally landscaped grounds. A beautifully appointed and exceptionally well designed detached residence extending to approximately 296 sq. m (3,186 sq. ft), set on private, landscaped grounds in a highly convenient location close to Lusk, Swords and Dublin Airport. This impressive family home offers a carefully considered balance of elegant reception space and practical everyday living. Behind its attractive exterior, the accommodation opens into a welcoming entrance hall with a striking solid walnut staircase and double height void, immediately setting the tone for the quality of finish throughout. The main reception rooms include a well-proportioned step down living room and a separate dining room, both benefitting from an abundance of natural light and refined detailing. At the heart of the home lies a spacious open plan kitchen, breakfast and family room, finished with Belfast black granite worktops, bespoke cabinetry and underfloor heating. This space flows seamlessly into a vaulted conservatory featuring a walnut ceiling and wraparound glazing, creating a superb light filled living area with direct access to the patio and beautiful gardens beyond, an ideal setting for both everyday family life and entertaining. A separate pantry/utility room, located just off the kitchen, provides excellent additional storage and functionality, together with a guest WC and a back door leading directly to the outside. The accommodation is generously laid out across two floors, comprising five bedrooms in total. A ground floor bedroom with ensuite offers a generous and accessible layout, suitable for guest accommodation, multi-generational living or wheelchair use, while the first floor hosts four further bedrooms, including a generous master suite complete with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. The main family bathroom is particularly well appointed, featuring high quality fittings, including a large Jacuzzi bath adding a notable sense of comfort and luxury. A large attic space, accessed by folding Stira stairs, provides excellent additional flexibility, with a portion currently in use as a bright home office enjoying an abundance of natural light, while the remainder offers substantial floored attic storage. Externally, the property is approached via a sweeping driveway with electric gated access, providing ample parking. The gardens are a particular feature, having been professionally landscaped to create a private and peaceful setting. Enjoying a desirable west-facing aspect, they comprise mature planting, manicured lawns and a bespoke solid stone patio, all of which come together to evoke a strong sense of complete relaxation and a connection with the surrounding natural environment. A fully insulated cabin, complete with heating, electricity and internet connectivity, offers an ideal work from home space, while a detached double garage, currently in use as a gym, provides further versatility. Corduff is a well-regarded residential location, offering an appealing balance of rural surroundings and excellent connectivity. The property is positioned within easy reach of Lusk village (less than 3km), which provides a range of cafés, restaurants and everyday conveniences, including SuperValu and a selection of independent retailers. A broader array of amenities is available in nearby Swords and Skerries, both of which offer an extensive mix of retail, dining and leisure facilities. Outdoor and recreational pursuits are particularly well catered for. The surrounding area is home to a number of renowned golf clubs, including The Island Golf Club, Corrstown Golf Club and Roganstown, while the nearby coastal towns of Skerries, Malahide and Howth provide excellent marinas, coastal walks and a vibrant hospitality scene. The beaches at Donabate, Portrane and Skerries are all within easy reach, offering scenic walks and opportunities for swimming and watersports. The locality is further enhanced by an abundance of natural amenities, including Newbridge House & Demesne, Turvey Nature Reserve and Ardgillan Castle, all of which provide extensive parklands, walking trails and cycling routes. The area is also well known for its thriving agricultural heritage, with nearby strawberry farms and garden centres adding to its rural charm and strong sense of community. Families are particularly well served, with a number of highly regarded primary and secondary schools in the immediate vicinity, while a primary school is situated directly across the road from the property, offering exceptional convenience. The property is exceptionally well connected, with Dublin city centre and Dublin Airport easily accessible by car, making it an ideal location for commuters seeking both convenience and quality of life. Immediate access to the M1 motorway further enhances connectivity, with a direct bus route to Dublin city centre (20km) and Dublin Airport (12.5km). The property is well equipped for modern living, with 15 solar panels, an EV charging point, high-speed fibre broadband, a monitored alarm system and a comprehensive network of ethernet points throughout. Heating is provided by gas-fired central heating, complemented by excellent insulation and double-glazed windows, contributing to a strong B2 energy rating.