Secreted off Waterloo Road, Heytesbury Lane is home to a wide range of architecturally designed properties all hidden behind electronic gates.
Number 52, a three-bedroom property, is situated on the sunny side of the street and has a west-facing garden to the rear.
The sizeable mews, 195sq m (2,100sq ft) was completely gutted in 2002 and rebuilt by architect Fionnuala Rogerson whose brief was to add "height and light to every room".
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The formal sittingroom to the front now boasts two large glass windows that make the east-facing room feel brighter.
A double-height atrium hall pools light into the middle of the house and draws the eye up the panelled stairs to a very smart landing.
The house has a large open- plan kitchen-cum-diningroom-cum-family room that is lit from the side by a small internal courtyard and backlit by glass sliding doors that open out to the west-facing rear.
The garden is city-sized and completely private. It faces due west and gets the sun all afternoon. It has a timber deck, a small, artificial lawn and a small storage shed.
The first of the property’s three double bedrooms is on the ground floor. The room has built-in wardrobes and a double-shower bathroom across the hall that could act as a private en suite.
The panelled staircase leads to an impressive and light-filled landing off which there are two bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms. The front bedroom, currently used as the children’s room, is huge, with extensive wardrobes and a full bathroom.
The master bedroom overlooks the back and has a sizeable en suite bathroom, complete with separate bath, double shower-cum-steamroom and his and hers sinks.
The house has a C1 BER and is asking €1.4 million through agents DNG and, for the investment buyer, would achieve a minimum of €4,000 per month, according to DNG's Susan Slevin.
Prices on the lane vary depending on the size and finish of the houses. Last December, number 20 Heytesbury Lane sold for €600,000 while Cacians, 46 Heytesbury Lane, Ballsbridge sold for €1.66 million.
In June last year number 18 Heytesbury Lane, sold for €915,000 – during the boom it came on the market with an asking price of €3.6 million.
There is secure off-street parking for up to three cars.
