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An illusion of countryside created by a building or garden within a City - 'Rus in Urbe', the secret to Ananda lies in its subtle design and commanding build on St. Georges Avenue.
Architect (Ross Cahill O'Brien) and current owners agreed early on in the design process that, given the unique setting, the indoors and outdoors of this property should blend whenever possible. With a breathtakingly positioned site surrounded by mature trees, granite rock, sea and mountain views and only the vast sky above, the design was always going to be the key.
Ananda comprises seven bedrooms and six bathrooms plus two guest wc's, across 929m2/10,000ft2 with astonishing views of Killiney Bay and the Wicklow Mountains. Located in picturesque Killiney Bay, beside Dalkey - a heritage town with Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre as its focal point.
The DART rail link can be accessed in the town making Dublin City Centre an approximately 30 minute commute. Ananda is both the perfect family home and holiday retreat. Dun Laoghaire Harbour is located 2.1 miles from Killiney and is home to four waterfront Yacht Clubs between the East and West Piers.
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