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€1,200,000 (€10,013 per m²)

6 The Old Coastguard Station, Sutton, Sutton, Dublin 13

€1,200,000

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Beds 3 beds
Price €1,200,000
Property Type
Size 119.85 meters2
Energy Rating BER-B3
Refreshed on Apr 20, 2026
Eircode D13YK28
Group Name Stuart McDonnell Properties
Sales License Number 003965

Description

Perched along one of Dublin’s most captivating coastal stretches, 6 The Old Coastguard Station, Sutton Strand, Dublin 13 is a home where history and modern living meet with rare ease and even rarer style. An exceptional home, originally comprising two cottages, now expertly reimagined and unified into one refined and expansive residence. Dating back to the mid-1800s, this terrace was originally commissioned by the Commissioners of Public Works to house coastguard personnel, complete with a watchtower that still anchors the story of the row today. Built in phases between 1856 and 1862, these cottages were designed with purpose rather than pretence, yet over time, their simplicity has become their greatest charm. The uniform redbrick façade, elevated gardens, and uninterrupted sea views have remained remarkably intact, forming part of a protected Architectural Conservation Area that continues to define this stretch of coastline. Number 6 stands as a superb example of how heritage can be honoured while embracing contemporary living. The current owners have undertaken a complete transformation, delivering a home that feels effectively new, without erasing the character that makes it special. The result is a seamless blend: clean, modern interiors set against a backdrop steeped in maritime history. And then, of course, there’s the setting. Positioned above Sutton Strand Road at the southern tip of the terrace, the views are nothing short of extraordinary, sweeping across Dublin Bay, taking in Bull Island and stretching as far as the Wicklow Mountains. Just across the road, steps lead down to Bottle Quay, while the nearby Martello Tower marks the beginning of one of Dublin’s most scenic cliff walks to Howth. For those looking to downsize without downgrading, this is a home that delivers on every level, manageable, meaningful, and with a view that does most of the talking.

Accommodation

Entrance porch: 1.02m x 1.08m. A feature glass door leads to the living room, while providing access to the garden. Living room: 3.37m x 2.95m. Finished with solid oak flooring, this inviting space features a wood-burning stove, TV point, and a striking sash picture window, along with a glass door leading to the original entrance porch. Kitchen/Dining room: 7.10m x 4.84m at widest. The kitchen, designed and handcrafted by O Gríofa Woodcraft of Doonbeg, Co. Clare, is a superbly appointed space featuring bespoke fitted wall and floor units with quartz countertops and a tiled splashback. High-quality appliances include a Falmec extractor fan with hood, a Rangemaster gas range, and an integrated dishwasher. Additional features include wood-effect tiled flooring, a picture sash window, and double doors opening to the front garden, along with further access to the rear patio. An original brick fireplace and impressive 11ft feature ceilings add character, while recessed lighting and a dual aspect enhance the sense of light and space throughout. Utility room: 1.61m x 1.54m. Incorporating bespoke fitted storage by O Gríofa Woodcraft, this well-designed space is plumbed for both washing machine and dryer and is completed with stylish feature tiled flooring. Shower room: 1.42m x 1.54m. Elegantly finished with fully tiled walls and flooring, this space comprises a contemporary shower, WC, and a wash hand basin with vanity storage. Hallway: 4.31m x 2.12m at widest. A striking split-level space with dramatic double-height ceilings, complemented by elegant oak flooring. Bedroom (1): 3.36m x 2.76m. Rich solid oak flooring is complemented by a striking picture window, perfectly capturing the stunning surrounding views. Bedroom (2): 2.54m x 3.59m. Boasting solid oak flooring, this beautifully presented room offers direct access to the patio and is complemented by double fitted wardrobes. Bedroom (3): 2.70m x 3.01m. Finished with solid oak flooring, this room benefits from direct access to the patio area and features double fitted wardrobes. Bathroom: 2.35m x 1.76m. This stylishly finished bathroom is fully tiled throughout and comprises a bath with overhead rain shower, WC, and an elegant wash hand basin with vanity storage. A heated towel rail and extractor fan complete the space. Attic room: 3.06m x 4.88m. Finished with oak flooring and enhanced by a Velux window, this adaptable room is presently utilised as a fourth bedroom but would make an excellent home office. Outside Space: The property benefits from two charming courtyards to the rear, creating intimate and private outdoor retreats. The elevated front garden is a true highlight, thoughtfully designed & planted with the unique coastal setting in mind by Celebrity gardener Paraic Horkan with a secluded patio and exquisitely landscaped grounds, rich in mature planting and manicured lawn. Accessed via electric gates, the property offers both pedestrian and vehicular entry, along with secure off-street parking for two cars. The setting is further enhanced by breathtaking, uninterrupted views sweeping across Dublin Bay, taking in Bull Island and reaching to the distant Wicklow Mountains.

Features

A charming former Coast Guard Station with origins in the 19th century. Originally two Coastguard cottages, now thoughtfully combined. Exquisitely refurbished throughout to an exceptional standard, following a comprehensive renovation in 2018. Split level. The kitchen features impressive 11ft ceilings, enhancing the sense of space and light. Kitchen was designed and created by O Gríofa Woodcraft based in Doonbeg, Co. Clare. GFCH A versatile attic room with oak flooring and a Velux window, currently in use as a fourth bedroom and equally suited to a light-filled home office. High quality wood-framed double-glazed windows enhance both comfort and character. Two beautifully finished bathrooms serve the property. Two private rear yards are complemented by an expansive, sun-drenched landscaped front garden with breathtaking views. Garden was sustainably designed and planted with the unique coastal setting in mind by Celebrity Gardener Paraic Horkan, he is a regular expert on TV and radio. The brick to the front façade and also internal chimney have been recently repointed using all the appropriate techniques by a heritage and conservation expert. Secure gated off-street parking for two cars, complemented by a separate pedestrian entrance BER number: 105849186 BER rating: B3 Area: 119.85sq.m/1290sq.ft. Eircode: D13YK28

BER Details

BER: B3 BER No.105849186 Energy Performance Indicator:127.15 kWh/m²/yr

Viewing Details

Strictly by appointment with Stuart McDonnell Properties.

6 The Old Coastguard Station, Sutton, Sutton, Dublin 13, D13 YK28

3 beds
2 baths
119.85 m²
Energy Rating

Description

Perched along one of Dublin’s most captivating coastal stretches, 6 The Old Coastguard Station, Sutton Strand, Dublin 13 is a home where history and modern living meet with rare ease and even rarer style. An exceptional home, originally comprising two cottages, now expertly reimagined and unified into one refined and expansive residence. Dating back to the mid-1800s, this terrace was originally commissioned by the Commissioners of Public Works to house coastguard personnel, complete with a watchtower that still anchors the story of the row today. Built in phases between 1856 and 1862, these cottages were designed with purpose rather than pretence, yet over time, their simplicity has become their greatest charm. The uniform redbrick façade, elevated gardens, and uninterrupted sea views have remained remarkably intact, forming part of a protected Architectural Conservation Area that continues to define this stretch of coastline. Number 6 stands as a superb example of how heritage can be honoured while embracing contemporary living. The current owners have undertaken a complete transformation, delivering a home that feels effectively new, without erasing the character that makes it special. The result is a seamless blend: clean, modern interiors set against a backdrop steeped in maritime history. And then, of course, there’s the setting. Positioned above Sutton Strand Road at the southern tip of the terrace, the views are nothing short of extraordinary, sweeping across Dublin Bay, taking in Bull Island and stretching as far as the Wicklow Mountains. Just across the road, steps lead down to Bottle Quay, while the nearby Martello Tower marks the beginning of one of Dublin’s most scenic cliff walks to Howth. For those looking to downsize without downgrading, this is a home that delivers on every level, manageable, meaningful, and with a view that does most of the talking.

Accommodation

Entrance porch: 1.02m x 1.08m. A feature glass door leads to the living room, while providing access to the garden. Living room: 3.37m x 2.95m. Finished with solid oak flooring, this inviting space features a wood-burning stove, TV point, and a striking sash picture window, along with a glass door leading to the original entrance porch. Kitchen/Dining room: 7.10m x 4.84m at widest. The kitchen, designed and handcrafted by O Gríofa Woodcraft of Doonbeg, Co. Clare, is a superbly appointed space featuring bespoke fitted wall and floor units with quartz countertops and a tiled splashback. High-quality appliances include a Falmec extractor fan with hood, a Rangemaster gas range, and an integrated dishwasher. Additional features include wood-effect tiled flooring, a picture sash window, and double doors opening to the front garden, along with further access to the rear patio. An original brick fireplace and impressive 11ft feature ceilings add character, while recessed lighting and a dual aspect enhance the sense of light and space throughout. Utility room: 1.61m x 1.54m. Incorporating bespoke fitted storage by O Gríofa Woodcraft, this well-designed space is plumbed for both washing machine and dryer and is completed with stylish feature tiled flooring. Shower room: 1.42m x 1.54m. Elegantly finished with fully tiled walls and flooring, this space comprises a contemporary shower, WC, and a wash hand basin with vanity storage. Hallway: 4.31m x 2.12m at widest. A striking split-level space with dramatic double-height ceilings, complemented by elegant oak flooring. Bedroom (1): 3.36m x 2.76m. Rich solid oak flooring is complemented by a striking picture window, perfectly capturing the stunning surrounding views. Bedroom (2): 2.54m x 3.59m. Boasting solid oak flooring, this beautifully presented room offers direct access to the patio and is complemented by double fitted wardrobes. Bedroom (3): 2.70m x 3.01m. Finished with solid oak flooring, this room benefits from direct access to the patio area and features double fitted wardrobes. Bathroom: 2.35m x 1.76m. This stylishly finished bathroom is fully tiled throughout and comprises a bath with overhead rain shower, WC, and an elegant wash hand basin with vanity storage. A heated towel rail and extractor fan complete the space. Attic room: 3.06m x 4.88m. Finished with oak flooring and enhanced by a Velux window, this adaptable room is presently utilised as a fourth bedroom but would make an excellent home office. Outside Space: The property benefits from two charming courtyards to the rear, creating intimate and private outdoor retreats. The elevated front garden is a true highlight, thoughtfully designed & planted with the unique coastal setting in mind by Celebrity gardener Paraic Horkan with a secluded patio and exquisitely landscaped grounds, rich in mature planting and manicured lawn. Accessed via electric gates, the property offers both pedestrian and vehicular entry, along with secure off-street parking for two cars. The setting is further enhanced by breathtaking, uninterrupted views sweeping across Dublin Bay, taking in Bull Island and reaching to the distant Wicklow Mountains.

Features

A charming former Coast Guard Station with origins in the 19th century. Originally two Coastguard cottages, now thoughtfully combined. Exquisitely refurbished throughout to an exceptional standard, following a comprehensive renovation in 2018. Split level. The kitchen features impressive 11ft ceilings, enhancing the sense of space and light. Kitchen was designed and created by O Gríofa Woodcraft based in Doonbeg, Co. Clare. GFCH A versatile attic room with oak flooring and a Velux window, currently in use as a fourth bedroom and equally suited to a light-filled home office. High quality wood-framed double-glazed windows enhance both comfort and character. Two beautifully finished bathrooms serve the property. Two private rear yards are complemented by an expansive, sun-drenched landscaped front garden with breathtaking views. Garden was sustainably designed and planted with the unique coastal setting in mind by Celebrity Gardener Paraic Horkan, he is a regular expert on TV and radio. The brick to the front façade and also internal chimney have been recently repointed using all the appropriate techniques by a heritage and conservation expert. Secure gated off-street parking for two cars, complemented by a separate pedestrian entrance BER number: 105849186 BER rating: B3 Area: 119.85sq.m/1290sq.ft. Eircode: D13YK28

BER Details

BER: B3 BER No.105849186 Energy Performance Indicator:127.15 kWh/m²/yr

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