Holyrood Castle has a penthouse and 360-degree views of Dublin city.
Holyrood Castle in Dublin is on the market if you’re looking for a luxurious new place to live in Ireland’s capital.
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Located in Sandymount, the stunning Holyrood Castle is for sale through Sherry Fitzgerald realtors with an asking price of $2,700,00 (€2,500,000).
Holyrood Castle (Sherry Fitzgerald)
The property's realtors say: “Holyrood Castle is a most distinctive 19th-century four-story over basement castellated residence, tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac off Sandymount Avenue making it an outstanding investment opportunity, stunning home or home and income.”
The Castle is currently divided into three "spacious and elegant apartments" that include a 3-bedroom basement apartment, a 2-bedroom ground floor apartment, and a "dramatic triplex penthouse" with a rooftop garden that boasts a "unique and creative bespoke interior where no expense has been spared."
The private rooftop garden offers 360-degree views over Dublin city, the mountains, and sea.
Holyrood Castle (Sherry Fitzgerald)
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The realtors also note Holyrood Castle's convenience, highlighting that it is only a short distance from Sandymount Village and Sandymount Strand.
One writer for the Irish Times aptly describes Holyrood Castle as a “noughties pleasure dome” that “appears to have been designed entirely with entertainment in mind.”
Holyrood Castle (Sherry Fitzgerald)
Speaking of the Castle’s penthouse, she writes: “A dramatic spiral staircase rises from here to a top-floor Jacuzzi room whose mosaic-tiled ceiling includes 14-carat gold-leaf detail; this leads out to a vast AstroTurf-clad rooftop garden complete with AstroTurf-covered gazebo, classical statuary and uninterrupted views across the YMCA playing fields next door."
Holyrood Castle (Sherry Fitzgerald)
"With a sauna area thrown in for good measure, it all adds up to quite the party palace.”
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