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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
This gorgeous historic Georgian residence is located at Emsworth, Malahide Road, Kinsealy in Dublin and is on the market for an eye-watering €9,250,000.
Originally designed by renowned architect James Gandon and completed in 1794, this elegant villa, one of Gandon's only known residential commissions, has been comprehensively renovated to an exceptional standard, achieving a seamless blend of period grandeur and modern living.
Emsworth also contains a tunnel, believed to have been conceived by Gandon himself, which provides a discreet underground connection to the neighbouring Abbeyville Estate.
Now blocked at both ends, the tunnel remains a rare and historically significant feature and adds an intriguing layer to the property's rich heritage.
Outside the incredible home, residents can enjoy formal gardens, two kilometres of woodland walks, an ornamental lake with a decked seating area, a floodlit paddle court and sports pitch, as well as an outdoor heated swimming pool and jacuzzi with adjoining BBQ areas.
Additionally, the estate offers alternative accommodation options, including a magnificent two-bedroom Guest House, recently renovated to the same high standards as the main residence.
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