House of the Week: Let there be more light in the heart of leafy Ballsbridge
Situated on one of the most desirable mews lanes in Dublin 4, 16B Raglan Lane is a splendidly light-flooded residence with a price tag of €2.25 million
The substantial mews residence at 16B Raglan Lane, which is on the market for €2.25 million
Viewed from outside, it’s clear that 16B Raglan Lane is a home built for 21st-century living.
In the heart of Ballsbridge in Dublin 4, Raglan Lane was originally built in the mid-19th century to provide entrances to the coach houses of the grand homes on Wellington Road. Today, with its cutting-edge, stylish homes, it enjoys a new lease of life as one of the most desirable mews lanes in Dublin.
In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
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In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
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In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
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In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
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In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
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In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
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In designing the three-storey, 263 square metre interior of 16B Raglan Lane, Extend Architects has put the focus on energy efficiency, and maximising space, with every room flooded with light.
