Irish family living in Dublin seeing an exchange to Perth August 09.

Ireland

County Dublin

Carpenterstown

Deirdre

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Apr 2006

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: 4 Bedrooms
: Sleeps 7
: 3 Bathrooms

About our home

Ours is a modern 4 bed house with all mod cons including two PC's with broad band access. Three of the 4 bedrooms have double beds while the fourth has bunk beds. One bedroom has its own shower room and there is also a seperate family bathroom upstairs. Downstairs there is a large kitchen/dining, a sitting room and study, a utility room and small bathroom. The house has gas central heating and a gas fire in the sitting room, it is very cosy in the winter. Outside we have an open plan garden that looks on to a green at the front and a private fenced garden with patio at the back.

Features

Main home
Central heating
Cable TV
Dish washer
Washing machine
Dryer
Parking
Garden
Car optional
Wifi

More about us

There are 4 of us, Deirdre a lecturer in Dublin City University, Jerome works as a Project Manager, our children are Ellen 13 and Donagh 10.

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Where is it?

Neighbourhood

We are a short train, bus or car journey from Dublin City Centre with lots to do for every taste, from theatre to pubs to cultural events. Dublin has become one of the biggest tourist destinations in Europe. That said the countryside is just a short drive away with the opportunity to see more rural and beautiful parts of Ireland.