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The ‘magnificent' Kardashian-style mansion with home gym & pool on Irish market for €6.95m – it's mins from Dublin

The ‘magnificent' Kardashian-style mansion with home gym & pool on Irish market for €6.95m – it's mins from Dublin

The Irish Sun6 hours ago

TAKE a look at the impressive coastal mansion that has entered the Irish market for a whopping €6,950,000.
Located on the coast of Killiney in Co
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The breathtaking mansion has entered the Irish market for €6,950,000
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The interiors of the property are stunning
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The kitchen has a lovely view of the coast
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The
Ananda mansion
has been carefully designed to make the indoor and outdoor areas blend together, creating a "surreal" home surrounded by gorgeous views of the sea and the
And the mansion style is similar to that of the famous
Killiney is known for its small harbours, designated seal sanctuary and fabulous swimming areas, including Killiney
It has a great selection of shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, leisure centres, country clubs, and schools, and it's only a short walk to the
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It's a prime location for commuters by car as the
Entering the
The living area features stunning wooden flooring, high ceilings, a modern open fireplace with lava stones, a wine cellar with loads of storage and a large sliding glass door to the garden.
The
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The kitchen area comes with cream-fitted units, stainless steel countertops, integrated appliances, an island with storage units and white marble countertops.
And there's a large dining table positioned facing the breathtaking mountain views.
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The family room provides a more cosy area with a built-in modern fireplace, a TV, and shutters to provide a seamless night of entertainment.
The study room has a built-in library with storage units, a large table, hanging lights, a concealed TV and a picture window with sea views.
The ensuite bedroom is currently used as a home gym with
SPACIOUS BEDROOMS
The first floor consists of a primary suite bedroom, two standard bedrooms, two bedrooms with jack and jill ensuite bathrooms and a family bathroom.
The primary suite has gorgeous wooden flooring, large windows with breathtaking sea views, a walk-in wardrobe with storage units and a vanity table.
And the fully tiled bathroom comes with a big bathtub facing the sea, a rainfall shower, a wash hand basin with storage, a heated towel rail and a toilet.
The two bedrooms with shared access to the ensuite bathroom have two large built-in wardrobes, a study desk and a fully tiled bathroom with a bath, a shower, a wash hand basin and a toilet.
The two standard bedrooms have gorgeous wooden flooring, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, a study desk, large windows with views and access to a balcony.
ENTERTAINMENT AND GARDENS
The basement has a spacious games/cinema room, a storage room, another utility area and an ensuite bathroom with loads of wardrobes - and it can be transformed into another walk-in wardrobe room.
The games/cinema room has a large TV, a games area, an entertainment area, a wash hand basin, a fridge for snacks and drinks and storage.
There's also quick access to the south garden and St George's Avenue.
The garden is positioned on the south side of the property and is surrounded by mature trees and hedges, a patio area with a fireplace, a BBQ area with a dining table, raised flower beds, a plunge pool and a detached Gym studio with a changing area and ensuite facilities.
The north side of the property included two separate automated car entrances, a detached single-car garage and two entrances into the main house.
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The bedrooms are spacious
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There are eight bathrooms on the property
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The pad comes with a home gym, a cinema room and a pool
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