Not to be confused with the luxury golf resort in Co Wicklow, this home in Foxrock is nonetheless sure to be a hit with golfing fans
The exterior of Tulfarris. Photo: Viv van der Holst
Tulfarris’ living room. Photo: Viv van der Holst
Tulfarris’ garden. Photo: Viv van der Holst
Rear view of Tulfarris’ garden Photo: Viv van der Holst
Tulfarris, Old Bray Road, Foxrock, Dublin 18
Asking price: €1.295m
Agent: Sherry FitzGerald (01) 284 4422
In Blessington, Co Wicklow, it’s a well-known luxury hotel and golf resort, but in the South Dublin suburb of Foxrock, Tulfarris is a spacious detached house on a secluded, tree-lined street off the N11. The shared name is apt in that this Tulfarris is within putting distance of two prestigious golf courses – one in Foxrock itself and the other in neighbouring Leopardstown.
A short gallop away, Tulfarris stands on the Old Bray Road, near the junction with Westminster Road. The leafiness of the locality is reflected in its 130ft long back garden, which is laid out in lawn with a feature willow tree, an orchard with apple and pear trees, and split-level patios.
Tulfarris’ living room. Photo: Viv van der Holst
Spanning 2,475 sq ft, accommodation includes an entrance hall with guest WC, a TV room, living room, kitchen/breakfast room, pantry, dining room, family room and a conservatory overlooking the back garden. Upstairs are five double bedrooms (one en suite and one currently used as a home office) along with a bathroom and separate shower room.
Tulfarris’ garden. Photo: Viv van der Holst
While new owners will need to put in some work to improve the property’s current F BER rating, at €1.295m for a detached house in this swish suburb, it would appear to be quite a good deal indeed. A neighbouring house with a B3 BER sold for €1.5m in 2023, according to the Property Price Register.
Located minutes from Cabinteely Park, it’s close to renowned schools including Loreto Foxrock, Rockford Manor, Willow Park, St Andrew’s and Blackrock College.
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