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Shrewsbury Road home on the market for only the second time in over 90 years for €6.5m - Vimarsana News

Shrewsbury Road home on the market for only the second time in over 90 years for €6.5m

Unlike other properties in the area steeped in stories of high-profile residents, Ballyfoyle has gone under the radar as a much-loved family home

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Leinster player and Doyle heiress move into €5.47m Ballsbridge home - Vimarsana News

Leinster player and Doyle heiress move into €5.47m Ballsbridge home

Best reads of 2021: Grand four-bed Victorian was third-biggest residential sale in Dublin last year

New meets old on Ailesbury Road for €2.75m - Vimarsana News

New meets old on Ailesbury Road for €2.75m

  A three-bedroom property in Dublin’s embassy belt looks from the outside like a period house – but is one of four built in the early 1990s by businessman Harry Crosbie on the site of Correen, a Victorian mansion on the corner of Ailesbury and Shrewsbury roads in Ballsbridge. It is next door to the Belgian embassy residence. Lounge hallway Sittingroom Behind the redbrick and granite facade – a copy of the original – it would still be hard to tell that 80 Ailesbury Road was built at the end of the 20th century. It has Victorian-style features such as deep ceiling ...

Lyrical passage inspired restoration of a Haddington Road pearl - Vimarsana News

Lyrical passage inspired restoration of a Haddington Road pearl

It was lashing down when I arrived at No 56 Haddington Road, in Ballsbridge, Dublin, in October. A week before the second lockdown started, the surrounding area was enjoying some sort of normality —