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A "magnificent" four-bedroom Victorian house has hit the market in a seaside town in Waterford for just under €800,000.
Atlantic Breeze, based in Tramore, Co. Waterford, is a semi-detached home with sea views, extending over three floors.
It still boasts many original features such as high ceilings, marble fireplaces, and ornate coving.
Built in and around 1850, the home has been carefully restored to combine "timeless period elegance with modern comfort."
All four bedrooms have an en-suite, but one also features a walk-in wardrobe.
A balcony off the sitting room/kitchen area is accessed through French doors and allows light entering the room to be enhanced.
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Atlantic Breeze is located in the heart of Tramore, within walking distance to the beach and a number of other amenities.
Waterford City is less than 12km away, making it easily accessible by car or bus.
The home has a BER of D1.
Viewings are by appointment only and can be arranged by contacting Sherry FitzGerald | John Rohan.
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