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The exceptional six-bed home for €1.9MILLION – it comes with swimming pool, landscaped gardens and seaside views
TAKE a look at the exceptional six-bed home on Irish market for €1.9MILLION – and it comes with a swimming pool and landscaped gardens.
This stunning pad, Pine Lodge, is located in Howth village, Co Dublin.
The property is located in Howth, Co Dublin[/caption] And it is now on the Irish market for €1.9million[/caption] It comes with a stunning modern kitchen[/caption] The pad also features an indoor swimming pool[/caption]Set on a large plot of private land, Pine Lodge is just a short walk from the Summit of Howth, offering potential buyers both privacy and convenience to Dublin.
This stunning detached property spans a whopping 679 square metres and is nestled on a secluded 1.25-acre site.
The listing reads: “Pine Lodge is located on Carrickbrack Road, just above the village, near the Summit of Howth.
“This is a particularly charming place to live surrounded by a rustic landscape that is bound to endear all who view.”
Described as one of Howth’s most desirable properties, the home includes a private indoor swimming pool, guest accommodation, and expansive living areas.
The grounds of the property feature mature pine trees, terraced gardens and lawns, creating a peaceful environment that offers both seclusion and easy access to local amenities.
The property comes with a range of high-end features, including underfloor heating and double-glazed windows throughout.
It is also equipped with gas-fired central heating and a security alarm system.
What’s more, the home has a large driveway that offers plenty of parking space and even features a double garage.
This breathtaking property is located just minutes from Howth Village, with its excellent selection of shops, restaurants and transport links – including the DART station for easy access to Dublin.
There are also several primary and secondary schools nearby, making it an ideal choice for families.
When entering the property, visitors are greeted by a grand entrance hall with a split-level staircase leading upstairs and downstairs to the reception areas.
On the ground floor, there is a spacious sitting room with large windows that allow natural light to flood the room and offer views of the surrounding landscape.
The expansive dining area is perfect for entertaining, while the kitchen and breakfast room at the southern end of the house is a light-filled space with stunning views of Dublin Bay.
STUNNING INDOOR SPACES
The large indoor swimming pool is a standout feature, offering a private retreat with its own changing rooms and shower facilities, conveniently located near the kitchen.
The home’s layout also includes a study room, perfect for working from home, and additional living spaces that are ideal for family gatherings or quiet relaxation.
On the first floor, there are two large bedroom suites, each with en suite bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes.
GUEST QUARTERS
Separate from the main residence, there is a private guest unit near the garage, offering accommodation that could serve as a work-from-home space or living quarters for family or guests.
The unit’s secluded position ensures privacy, making it a perfect retreat for anyone needing additional space.
The property’s grounds include terraced areas, large lawns, pine trees and ample parking for several cars.
The outdoor courtyard to the rear of the house is a sheltered space that can be accessed from most rooms, offering a peaceful area for entertaining or enjoying the area’s natural beauty.
Pine Lodge offers incredible potential for a range of uses, from a luxurious family home to a potential bed & breakfast or even a retirement home.
With its vast accommodation, beautiful setting and proximity to local amenities, this property is perfect for those seeking space and privacy.
The home is listed by Gallagher Quiqley on Daft.ie, and viewings can be arranged by contacting them directly.
The property is a six bedroom home[/caption] It features a private guest unit[/caption] The home also comes with stunning landscaped gardens[/caption]I ordered a cute co-ord from TikTok shop but ended up looking like an Abba wannabe – it was more portaloo than Waterloo
SHE’S going on holiday to Spain so wanted “something exotic” to wear.
But Chloe ended up regretting her choice after modelling her new lime green co-ord from TikTok shop.
“Ask me why I look like an obese member of ABBA,” she began, hilariously adding that it’s “giving portaloo, not Waterloo”.
She also said that while her mum always told her to wear “green to keep the boys keen”, there “ain’t nobody keen in this one”.
“Sometimes there’s just nothing like a try on haul to humble you,” Chloe sighed.
“I’m like a massive round giant bogey.”
And while some people have asked her recently if she’s “lost weight”, she jokingly slammed their “audacity” for doing so.
“I’m full of gas, practically s**t myself,” she concluded.
“I don’t wanna talk about it anymore.”
“Ok my haul has been a major FLOP so far,” Chloe wrote in the video caption.
People were quick to comment on the clip, with one writing: Portaloo not Waterloo – howling!”
“The ABBA comment took me out,” another said.
“Do a handstand and then you’re a spring onion!” a third joked.
“This is me ordering pieces of thread of SHEIN thinking I’m going to look like a model when in fact I looked like a piece of beef with the string still on it,” someone else sighed.
“Keep it – you never know when you might have an ABBA night!” another pointed out.
“I can’t see that suiting anyone though!” someone else insisted.
“It’s not you that’s the problem!”
However, others said they were actually quite keen on the outfit.
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“I really like the top, it would look really nice with the right bottoms,” one wrote.
“I think it looks lovely, just try a different colour,” another suggested.
“The top looks lovely on you! It’s just the trousers they do nothing for you!!!” a third added.
“I actually love them trousers,” someone else wrote.
“I legit might get them lol!”
“The top could be so nice paired with something else but the trousers are NOT IT,” another said.
“The top with white shorts will look amazing,” someone else said.
As another wrote: “Yeahh the idea was there with this, I can see how it would be cute but they need to change material lol.
“The colour is super cute on ya though.”
Bishop of Liverpool RESIGNS after being accused of sex assault and harassment amid church abuse scandal
THE ARCHBISHOP of Liverpool has stepped down after allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
The Rt Rev Dr John Perumbalath confirmed today he will be resigning from his role.
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell made the announcement today[/caption]The Bishop of Liverpool said he had been approached by Channel 4 regarding a story “containing allegations of inappropriate behaviour by me against two different women”.
But Dr Perumbalath added that his decision was “not a resignation occasioned by fault or by any admission of liability”.
In a statement, he said: “Having sought the permission of His Majesty the King, I have today taken the decision to retire from active ministry in the Church of England.
He added: “I do not wish this story to become a distraction for this incredible diocese and its people, whom it has been an honour and joy to serve.
“This is not a resignation occasioned by fault or by any admission of liability.
“Rather it has become clear that stepping back from my ministry and waiting for the completion of further reviews would mean a long period of uncertainty for the diocese and all those who serve it.”
His resignation comes as the Church of England is facing allegations of over various safeguarding failures.
Last month, Justin Welby quit as Archbishop of Canterbury over the handling of a separate case.
In a statement, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell said: “I acknowledge the decision made by the Rt Revd Dr John Perumbalath to resign from active ministry in the Church of England.
“I respect his decision and thank him for his ministry.
“My thoughts and prayers continue to be with all those who have been affected by this situation.
“I am committed to ensuring stability during this time of transition and will be putting the necessary arrangements in place to provide episcopal oversight for the Diocese.
“An acting Bishop for the Diocese of Liverpool will be announced in the coming days.”
Bishop of Liverpool the Rt Rev Dr John Perumbalath's statement in full
In a statement, Dr Perumbalath said: “Having sought the permission of His Majesty the King, I have today taken the decision to retire from active ministry in the Church of England.
“Earlier this week I was approached by Channel 4 News who informed me they would be broadcasting a story containing allegations of inappropriate behaviour by me against two different women.
“Since those allegations were made I have consistently maintained that I have not done anything wrong and continue to do so.
Since the claims were made in 2023 they have been investigated and considered by experts from the National Safeguarding Team and had found them unsubstantiated.
“The first allegation was also investigated by the police resulting in no further action.
“Despite this, media reports have treated me as guilty on all charges and treated these allegations as fact.
“Further it has been erroneously reported that prior to my appointment as Bishop of Liverpool I had failed the safeguarding assessment process. This is categorically not true.
“As the Church of England have made clear in their written statements over the past 48 hours responding to these false claims, the National Safeguarding Team found no concerns about my operational safeguarding experience and recommended some development work for me as I took on additional strategic safeguarding responsibilities – which is commonly the case for new diocesan bishops.
“This rush to judgment and my trial by media (be that social or broadcast) has made my position untenable due to the impact it will have on the Diocese of Liverpool and the wider church whilst we await further reviews and next steps.”