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www.stpancras.ie APARTMENTS AN EXCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT INTRODUCING OF HOMES AND APARTMENTS 1850 : MOUNT TALLANT COTTAGE In early Ordnance Survey records, the elaborate gateway 2018 : entrance to the current site led to a substantial detached house, named in the 1869 records as Mount Tallant Cottage. 1878 : ST.PANCRAS HOUSE 1926 : ST.PANCRAS WORKS In 1926, the site was renamed St Pancras Works, and 2018 marked the launch of St.Pancras, a development of & MOUNT TALLANT HOUSE housed the Clarnico-Murray confectionery factory. The houses and apartments that offer the best of modern urban gate and piers were relocated to Mount Tallant Avenue living along with a fantastic community spirit. The 1878 edition of the Ordnance Survey described where they now form the entrance to an exciting new era in detail the grand entrance to St Pancras House, for this historic site - Saint Pancras. the new name for Mount Tallant Cottage. A second entrance led to the neighbouring grand villa, Mount Tallant House. SOMEWHERE SPECIAL IN THE HEART OF D6W Portobello R111 R111 R111 . D R ER Ranelagh H R137 OG 11 CL DONNYBROOK RD. APPIAN WAY RATHMINES RD. 15 Rathmines . 6 E AV D 16 O MILLTOWN RD. WO SUNDRIVE RD. SUNDRIVE HAROLDS CROSS E STL . CA D R S S DONNYBROOK O R C S D L O R A KENILWORTH SQUARE H R825 R114 Rathgar Milltown RATHGAR AVE. Kimmage STANNAWAY RD. M OU . 2 NT TALLANT AVE 12 KIMMAGE RD. LOWER 7 RATHMINES RD. RATHMINES TERENURE RD. W MILLTOWN RD Terenure 8 3 5 10 4 HIGHFIELD RD TERENURE RD. W 14 Clonskeagh Dartry 13 R825 . D DUNDRUM RD DUNDRUM R BUSHY PARK TERENURE COLLEGE 1 9 M 9 A TEMPLEOGUE RD H N 1 R GREENMAN WINES ALEXANDRA COLLEGE A 2 10 F BRAEMOR RD H T A BIJOU ST. MARY’S SCHOOL R 3 11 Rathfarnham 4 VILLAGE BOOKSHOP 12 THE BUTLERS PANTRY 5 THE COFFEE INN 13 MARIOS 6 HAROLD CROSS PARK 14 VAUGHANS 7 MAYFIELDS 15 SWAN CENTRE / FALLON & BYRNE 6 mins 13 mins 8 THE CORNER BAKERY 16 STELLA CINEMA DEVELOPED/URBAN AREAS BUSHY PARK ST. STEPHEN’S GREEN NOTHING OUT OF REACH 13 mins ST.STEPHEN’S GREEN To say that Saint Pancras is convenient is something of an understatement. Dublin City Centre is only a few minutes away and is easily accessed thanks to numerous public transport links, including buses 7 mins and the Luas system. Getting out of the HAROLD’S CROSS city is even easier; the M50 motorway is 4 mins approximately 8km from Saint Pancras, RATHGAR opening up Ireland’s network of national roads. 5 mins RATHMINES 13 mins DUNDRUM 16 mins M50 CONVENIENCE MEETS MODERN SOPHISTICATION AT SAINT PANCRAS, INTRODUCING AN EXCITING DEVELOPMENT OF 35 SPACIOUS WELL DESIGNED APARTMENTS & PENTHOUSES IN THE HEART OF DUBLIN 6W. PERFECTLY LOCATED ON A HISTORIC SITE ADJACENT TO THE BUSTLING VILLAGES OF TERENURE, RATHGAR AND RATHMINES. RESIDENTS OF SAINT PANCRAS CAN ENJOY THE BEST OF MODERN URBAN LIVING ALONG WITH THE COMMUNITY SPIRIT THAT THESE EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBOURHOODS OFFER. Lovers of fine food and a vibrant social life will find plenty of hotspots in the immediate area. Relax with a cocktail and a great film in the refurbished Stella Cinema or catch up with friends over a glass of wine and some delicious tapas at Green Man Wines – it’s all just a stroll away. NEIGHBOURING RATHMINES AND RATHGAR ARE EXCLUSIVE AREAS PACKED WITH ARTISAN SHOPS, BUSTLING CAFES AND EXCELLENT RESTAURANTS. When it comes to amenities, you really cannot find a better location. Families are well provided for, with the pick of southside schools on their doorstep, including Alexandra College, St Mary’s College and Terenure College. In addition to St. Pancras’s landscaped green spaces there are a number of parks, such as Bushy Park which are perfect locations for weekend strolls and picnics, while Rathgar Tennis Club caters for every age and ability. PRESENTATION THE HIGH SCHOOL ALEXANDRA COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GONZAGA COLLEGE ST. MARY’S COLLEGE TERENURE COLLEGE EACH APARTMENT AT SAINT PANCRAS FEATURES THE VERY BEST IN FIXTURES AND FITTINGS AND IS FINISHED TO THE HIGHEST STANDARD. OUR DESIGN TEAM HAVE CAREFULLY SELECTED BESPOKE KITCHENS AND BATHROOMS FOR EACH OF THE APARTMENTS & PENTHOUSES TO ENSURE THESE HOMES ARE COMFORTABLE AND PERFECT FOR MODERN LIFE. Kitchens Electrical, Media & Communications External Finishes by Gallagher Kitchens • Wired for high-speed broadband • Attractive brick and render facades • High-quality solid painted shaker kitchen doors • Telephone lines to living room/kitchen and main bedroom • High-class reconstituted stone surrounds to • Beautiful solid quartz countertops with upstands & backsplash • Data points and digital TV connection to living room windows and doors • Washed oak carcasses and soft-close hinges and drawers and main bedroom • Maintenance-free UPVC facia soffits and • Miele oven, microwave and hob • USB charging points downpipes colour-matched with windows • Integrated Whirlpool fridge freezer and dishwasher • Main infrastructure installed to accommodate • Beautifully designed open green spaces with • Efficient built-in telescopic extractor fan EIR & Virgin Media extensive landscaping • Generous lighting and power points • Restoration of existing railings and granite plinth Bathrooms & En-suites to main entrance which dates back to the second • Top-quality sanitary ware from Villeroy & Boch Heating & Water Services quarter of the nineteenth century • Concealed cisterns and vanity units to main bathroom • Highly efficient gas-fired central heating system • Beautiful chrome-plated taps and thermostatically controlled with thermostatic zoned heating control, including Parking & Services power showers with luxury rainfall showerheads hot water control • Surface car parking to front of apartment block • Stunning tiles from Porcelanosa • Fully pressurised hot & cold water system • Provision for a Car Sharing Club in the form of a Go Car Energy Efficiency Internal Finishes • Secure cycle parking at car park level • Impressive A3 BER energy rating • All walls, ceilings and joinery painted and • Communal waste bin store located at • Extensive wall and floor insulation and exceptional air finished to a high standard car park level tightness throughout • High-quality solid core Regency doors throughout • Energy-efficient PVC windows & doors • Wardrobes by Gallagher Kitchens General • A-rated condensing boiler unit and zoned heating control • High acoustic performance concrete floors throughout and • Each apartment is covered by Homebond solid concrete blockwork party walls between apartments Structural Guarantee Security & Safety • Spacious balconies with glazed balustrades • Management Company set up to maintain all • Top-quality smoke detectors fitted throughout • Impressively designed entrance lobbies, lifts and common common areas, and the structural envelope • Carbon monoxide detection system fitted as standard areas with top quality floor finishes. of the apartment blocks. • Hardwired for security alarm • Secure multipoint locking system on windows & doors • Fully installed video/audio door intercom security system THE APARTMENTS AT SAINT PANCRAS ARE DESIGNED TO MAKE THE MOST OF MODERN LIFE. LARGE WINDOWS FLOOD THESE STUNNING HOMES WITH NATURAL LIGHT, WHILE SPACIOUS LIVING / KITCHEN / DINING AREAS ARE PERFECT FOR LIVING AND ENTERTAINING. EXCELLENT ENERGY-EFFICIENCY FEATURES AND TOP-OF-THE-RANGE FIXTURES AND FITTINGS ENSURE THAT THESE HOMES ARE AS COMFORTABLE AS THEY ARE STYLISH. SITE PLAN PLANS 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 1 BED APARTMENTS 2 BED APARTMENTS 3 BED APARTMENTS 25 Water TYPES G1 & G3 24 Tank Room TYPE B TYPES A, A2, C, D & G2 23 52.3 sq.m (563 sq.ft) 80 - 84.4 sq.m (861 - 908 sq.ft) 103.2 -111.2 sq.m (1111 -1197 sq.ft) 22 ST.PANCRAS AVENUE OPEN SPACE 21 06 20 ST.PANCRAS AVENUE 19 05 BIN STORE 04 12 03 11 GROUND FLOOR TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D BIKE ST.PANCRAS AVENUE 02 10 STORE B THE APARTMENTS 18 01 09 17 FIRST FLOOR TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D 08 ST.PANCRAS HOUSE 16 07 15 SECOND FLOOR TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D 14 Harold’s Cross Road CE RAN 13 ENT enue THIRD FLOOR TYPE A2 TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D t av lan tal unt Mo PENTHOUSE TYPE G1 TYPE G2 TYPE G3 Plans are for illustrative purposes only. Layouts may vary. b B B b balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony b B B b Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Living Kitchen Dining Bedroom Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Ensuite Ensuite Bathroom Utility Bathroom utility Utility Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining UTILITY AOV Store Store AOV Store Bathroom Store Bathroom Utility utility Corridor Corridor Store Store Store Store Bathroom UTILITY UTILITY Bedroom Bedroom Bathroom Bathroom Bathroom LIFT Water tank room 1 BED APARTMENTS (TYPE B) 2 BED APARTMENTS (TYPE A, C & D) LIFT Bedroom 1 BED BedroomAPARTMENTSBedroom (TYPE BedroomB) 2 BED APARTMENTSBedroom (TYPE A, CBedroom & D) No’s 2 & 22 No’s 1, 3, 4, 20, 21 & 23 Ensuite Block A No’s 6, 10, 26 & 30 No’s 5, Block7, 8, B 9, 11, 12, 24,Ensuite 25, 27, 28, 29 & 31 GAS Meters Ensuite Ensuite GAS Meters GROUND FLOOR 52.3 sq.m (563 sq.ft) 80.2 - 84.4 sq.m (863- 908 sq.ft) 1ST & 2ND FLOORS 52.3 sq.m (563 sq.ft) 80.2 - 84.4 sq.m (863 - 908 sq.ft) b B B b b B B b balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony balcony b B B b b B B b Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Living Kitchen Dining Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Living Kitchen Dining Bedroom 06 10 Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom
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