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Inside this five-bedroom Edwardian Terenure homeInside this five-bedroom Edwardian Terenure home

Inside this five-bedroom Edwardian Terenure home


by IMAGE
10th Jan 2026

This villa-style home exudes such elegance, from its stained glass windows to elaborate period cornicing and its unique ceiling dome.

A stunning Edwardian villa-style home, ‘Clonard’ dates back to circa 1904, and was once home to Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell, later to become Lord and Lady Glenavy, who hosted parties with some notable guests from the world of music, the arts and theatre. Lady Glenavy was a renowned stained-glass artist and sculptor and the front door of Clonard boasts a beautiful original example of her work.

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Evoking memories of bygone days when quality, design and style were never compromised, the property offers outstanding quality and elegance. Extending to 351 sq.m. (3,778 sq. ft.) approx. of bright and versatile accommodation on substantial private gardens of approx. 0.35 acres, the property enjoys exceptional interiors of elegant proportions with rooms rich in original Edwardian period detail.

From the high ceilings and original marble fireplaces to the ornate cornicing and original timber window shutters, Clonard has been restored and refurbished over time, effortlessly combining the original period features with modern classical architecture.

The entrance hall, with its unique ceiling dome, elaborate period cornicing and ornate panelled walls forms the centrepiece of the house, linking the generously appointed accommodation and flooding the space with an abundance of natural light. The beautiful original hardwood door features Lady Glenavy-made stained glass windows.

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The spacious kitchen/dining room boasts a bespoke fitted kitchen with all modern high end appliances. Highlights include bespoke Richard Leonard wall and floor mounted kitchen units, a granite counter top, a double Villeroy & Bosch Belfast sink, high-end Viking Professional units and a marble fireplace with gas inset.

A set of double doors lead to the private patio on the east side of the house, ideal for outdoor dining. The drawing room is dual aspect with a beautiful marble fireplace and west-facing bay window.

This Terenure home is two-storey to the rear and is further enhanced by a south-facing orientation, with the majority of rooms capturing sun throughout the day. The principal bedroom with luxurious en-suite, spacious second bedroom, main bathroom, garden room and living room with original cast iron Edwardian balcony complete the hall level accommodation.

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At garden level there are a further two double bedrooms, family room/bedroom number five, a shower room, utility room and two store rooms. The gardens of Clonard are truly special, enjoying unparalleled seclusion with hedging and mature hardwood trees. Designed with ease of maintenance in mind, the verdant grounds are a real oasis of tranquillity, further enhanced with a large patio perfect for family barbecues, with sizable lawns for space to kick a ball.

To the front, there is a generous driveway laid in loose gravel, set behind secure electric gates. The location is first class, superbly positioned on this prestigious tree lined road beside Terenure village, one of Dublin’s most popular and convenient locations, with a wide choice of educational, recreational and retail amenities and services close by.

Currently on the market for €2,395,000 via Sherry FitzGerald Terenure, you can take a full virtual tour through our gallery below…

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