Historic home for sale in one of Limerick’s most desired locations
AS IF TAKEN from the past and planted pleasantly in present-day Limerick, Weston House stands out as one of the city’s most desirable homes.
Nestled in the heart of the historic O’Connell Avenue, the timeless Edwardian gem of a property, with four beds and two bathrooms spread over an impressive 188 m² is for sale by private treaty and with a price tag of €699,000.
As one of the most impressive properties on the Limerick market, the house dates back to the early 20th century.
According to the sellers, it was “meticulously constructed” in 1910 and is an end-of-terrace two-bay, two-storey over basement red brick period house.
Showcasing distinctive Dutch architecture, Weston House was sensitively renovated in 2005 by its current owner, meaning this home combines the charming allure of the past with all the modern comforts that make it comfortable.
Standout original features include curved interior walls, parquet floors, ornate original fireplaces, and high ceilings adorned with intricate coving, while the home's original sash windows provide ample natural light.
There is more to the home than just its interiors, with perfectly landscaped private gardens both at the front and rear of the property.
Well-maintained hedges, mature trees, and an array of shrubbery all help add to the feel of the home, while cast iron posts and entrance gates further enhance the historic charm.
The home itself comprises an entrance hall, a drawing room at the front, and a spacious kitchen and dining room at the rear.
On the second floor, there are two generous double bedrooms and a dressing room, alongside a large family bathroom. The basement level has a third double bedroom, a sizable family room, a practical utility area, and a modern shower room.
Located in the heart of the city, on O’Connell Avenue, the home is just minutes away from the city centre, where one can find amenities such as shops, schools, churches, and restaurants.
For more information, or to view the house, contact Brenda Mulcahy at Sherry FitzGerald Limerick on 061 418000.