Situated on the site of the former convent at High Park and St Mary’s Asylum, Grace Park Manor is a mixed development of apartments, duplexes, townhouses and penthouses built by Cosgrave Brothers in 2002.
Number 420 is one of five penthouses in the manor. It commands a complete fifth floor and has its own private lift access from the car park. The property is divided into two distinct areas: living and sleeping quarters.
From each of its six balconies there are views of Dublin’s landmarks. From the two small south-facing balconies off the cherrywood kitchen and adjoining breakfast room you can see as far as the Sugar Loaf and the Dublin Mountains.
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But while each of these outside spaces offers a different snapshot of Dublin, several are only big enough to accommodate a small dining set for two.
The sittingroom is huge, with windows on three sides. This area also has a home office and a utility room.
The four bedrooms are situated on the far side of the property. While enormous, the master bedroom is curiously configured. A door takes you through a walk-in wardrobe to the en suite bathroom.
The well-landscaped setting is minutes from Drumcondra village. Measuring 328sq m (3,350sq ft), the property is asking €1.1 million through agents Lisney.
