The Red House in Killiney, built in the style of William Morris’s Arts and Crafts movement, is on the market for €2.95 million
Standing on an acre of glorious gardens in a rural coastal setting, the Red House on Seafield Road is a magnificent, detached Edwardian residence in the heart of Killiney in south Co Dublin, half an hour’s commute to Dublin city centre.
Spanning the reign of Edward VII, the Edwardian era was the last hurrah for the “haves” before World War I changed the global order.
The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
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The Red House covers 452 square metres arranged over two levels. While it has been well maintained over the years, it is in need of considerable updating to bring it up to modern-day standards
