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Morehampton Hall Project Team

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We would like to acknowledge the assistance, advice and grant aid provided by the Conservation Department of Dublin City Council. Project Manager: 01 287 6669. Builder: 01 458 0627. Electrician: 01 450 6661. Farrell and Son Traditional Solid Plastering. Nolans Specialist Restoration Group. Phone: 01 401 8500. Plumber: 087 274 5824. Austin Dunphy (recommendation here). Lorna Lennon - email. It's not enough to be busy.the question is: what are we busy about? Design: www.lornalennon.com.

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Morehampton Hall Facilities

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A thoughtful approach and a deep respect for the heritage of these buildings has been coupled with innovative design resulting in interiors which bring both pleasure and efficiency to daily living. New fittings have been extensively researched and sampled on-site with final selections being based upon suitablility rather than cost. The theme of the townhouses is contempory yet projects a Victorian ambience by the provision of such features as high ceilings with replicated cornicing and rosing. Bathrooms ...

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Morehampton Hall Local Amenities

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Morehampton Hall is located in Morehampton Road in heart of the prestigious Dublin 4 area. Nearby Herbert Park, a tranquil retreat from the bustle of city life, is full of natural beauty offering tree-lined walks, tennis courts, bowling and children's play ground. Close by are Lansdowne Road, the DART and the RDS, and Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club is within walking distance. The IFSC (International Financial Services Centre) is also in close proximity. Although many amenities are within easy walking dista...

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Morehampton Hall History

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Morehampton Hall's townhouses and apartments are situated in Morehampton Road in Donnybrook an area rich in Dublin's colourful history stretching back over 13 centuries. Donnybrook (meaning the church of Broc) is on the site of an ancient settlement founded about 750AD on the banks of the river Dodder by a lady named Broc who built a church there. It was in the 1880's that 53 and 55 Morehampton Road (the site of Morehampton Hall) were built as part of the Pembroke Estate, the builder being a John Shaw&#4...

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Morehampton Hall News

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How I made more. Article from the Sunday Times 13 May 2007 written by Fiona McGorman. Restoring two run-down Edwardian houses was not straightforward for Senan Sexton he built three new homes in the garden to fund the project. He tells Fiona McGoran how. We rented the properties out for years, but in the back of my mind I always thought it was a shame that they looked so run-down, Senan says. We needed permission to build three new houses because refurbishing a listed building is approximately three time...

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Morehampton Hall Layouts

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One-bed ground-floor apartment layouts. Two-bed first-floor apartment layouts. Design: www.lornalennon.com.

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Morehampton Hall Photos

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Victorian exteriors exquisitely refurbished - inviting interiors combining luxury and tradition. Morehampton Hall is a premium class development on Morehampton Road, in one of the most prominent areas in the heart of Dublin 4. Featuring four apartments in two exquisitely refurbished Victorian houses and two luxurious new-build townhouses, these homes perfectly blend location, luxury and lifestyle to bring you the ultimate in contemporary city living. Kitchens feature black and cream Spanish marble floor ...