Beech Park House, Clonsilla, Dublin 15 on approx. 22.7 acres available in lots
Beech Park House, Clonsilla, Dublin 15 on approx. 22.7 acres available in lots
Price
P.O.A.
Type
Country Residence
Status
For Auction
BEDROOMS
11
BATHROOMS
9
Size
870 sq. m
22.70 acres
Description
Exquisite regency house on set on lands offering prime development potential.
• Regency House set within approximately 22.7 acres of exquisite parkland within a unique green belt in west Co. Dublin.
• The main house dates back to the 18th century and has been thoughtfully restored and extended offering a bright, spacious and character filled home
• The main residence extends to approx. 870 sq.m (9,365 sq.ft) while the estate is also home to a restored gate house and two-storey Old Summerhouse'
• Majority of lands zoned High Amenity under the Fingal County Development Plan 2023 2029 with obvious potential for future development
• Enviable location just 550m to Clonsilla Train Station and 5km to the M50 motorway with access to all major routes
Lot 1 - Main residence on approximately 3.7 acres (1.5 ha)
Lot 2 - Gate Lodge and Old Summerhouse on approximately 19 acres (7.7 ha)
Lot 3 - Entire property on approximately 22.7 acres (9.2 ha)
Type of Transaction
For Sale by Online Auction Tuesday 9th September 2025 at 12pm via Coonan.com.
Registration prior to auction is required.
Beech Park House - Background and History
The main residence was originally an 18th century two-storey farmhouse, forming part of the extensive Luttrellstown Estate, with a wonderful set of reception rooms added in 1820. The property was then purchased by the renowned Shackleton family in 1919. The main residence, a fine example of a regency-style home has been conserved, restored and also renovated to create a wonderful family home set among idyllic parkland yet close to Dublin city and surrounds. The property is listed and adjoins the renowned Shackleton Gardens.The Shackleton family were associated with the Liffey valley as flour millers since the 1850's, they were relatives of famous explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, with renowned plantsman David Shackleton once calling Beech Park House home.
The entrance hall is flooded with natural light and showcases what is to come throughout the rest of the home including extremely spacious proportions, beautiful floor to ceiling sash windows, stunning feature fireplaces and breathtaking views. The house is set out over two expansive floors and boasts a number of interconnected reception rooms to both entertain and relax in, a library, two kitchens, an array of ensuite bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed for comfort and privacy and three self-contained apartment spaces.
Accommodation
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall 8.32m x 5.71m
Original solid floorboards, 5 metres high ceilings, coving and cornicing, featurefireplace, floor to ceiling sash windows with shutters
Hallway 2.08m x 7.26m
Original floorboards, 5 metres ceiling, feature roof light, access to reception rooms and guest w.c.
Ground Floor Kitchen 6.71m x 7.51m
Original floorboards, wall and floor units, island unit with marble and wood countertops, AGA range, coving and cornicing, feature full height bay windows with shutters
Dining Room 5.72m x 4.75m
Double doors to front garden and feature external porch area, wooden floors, marble fireplace with suite of cast iron stove, double doors to drawing room and kitchen, 5 metres ceilings
Drawing Room 6.33m x 7.69 m
Original floorboards, feature full height bay window with shutters, coving, cornicing, marble fireplace and picture rail
Landing 4.54m x 13.06m
Fully tiled wall and floors, steps to lower ground floor with original bannisters, access to guest w.c. and shower room
Bedrooms
5 metres ceilings, wooden floors, radiators and selection come with ensuite bathrooms.
Bedroom3.18m x 5.16m
Bedroom 3.59m x 3.59m
Bedroom 4.22m x 5.75m
Bedroom 5.2m x 5.16m
Fireplace, ensuite shower room
Apartment 3.89m x 5.29m
Kitchen (2.84m x 2.16m) and Bathroom (3.14m x 3.04m)
Lower Ground Floor
Hallway
Flagstone flooring, archway over doors
Kitchen 7.48m x 5.63m
Flagstone flooring, wall and floor fitted units, oven, hob and stove
Utility Rom 2.78m x 4.18m
Stone flooring, wall and floor fitted units, door to outside
Library 6.28m x 5.71m
Bedroom 1.94m x 4.13m
Bathroom 3.51m x 2.88m
Bedroom 4.31m x 6.09m
Feature fireplace, built-in storage
Bedroom 4.32m x 6.73m
Feature fireplace
Bedroom 7.19m x 2.15m
Built-in storage
Bedroom 5.04m x 4.02m
Ensuite 2.78m x 2.55m
Bedroom 4.47m x 6.81m
Ensuite 1.40m x 2.34m
Apartment 1 4.63m x 7.69m
Kitchen 2.44m x 4.75m and Shower Room 1.38m x 4.75m
Apartment 2 4.51m x 6.10m
Shower Room 2.44m x 1.31m Store 1.38m x 1.31m
Apartment 3 4.57m x 8.81m
Bedroom 3.18m x 5.04m Bathroom 1.51m x 2.65m
Old Summerhouse
Stone cut, two-storey building on site of Victorian Summerhouse with separate apartment to rear. Extending to approx. 100 sq.m (1,080 sq.ft)
Entrance Hall 5.2m x 1.85m
Wooden floors, double glazed windows, spiral staircase to bedrooms
Kitchen 5.2m x 3.81m
Partly tiled floor, fitted floor and wall units, dining area
Bedroom 5.2m x 3.98
Double room
Landing 2.42m x 3m
Spiral staircase, hotpress
Bedroom 5.2m x 3.98m
Double room with Velux window and built-in wardrobe
Bedroom 2.68m x 3.87m
Double room with Velux window
Bedroom 2.42m x 2.7m
Double room with Velux window
Bathroom 2.68m x 1.85m
Tiled floor and shower area, w.c., w.h.b., bath and shower
Gate Lodge
Extending to approx. 65.9 sq.m (709 sq.ft)
Living Room 6.63m x 4m
Entrance door, feature fireplace
Kitchen 4.38m x 4.81m
Bathroom 2.12m x 1.87m
Bedroom 3.88m x 3.69m
Gardens
Front Entrance
Tree-lined, sweeping driveway with electric gates, off R121
Rear Entrance
Shared right of way entrance to Fingal County Council owned Shackleton Gardens, off R121 at Clonsilla Train Station
Inner Yard of Beech Park House
Concrete yard, tool shed/store with ESB supply
Greenhouse
Constructed with brick and glass
Fully landscaped, idyllic walkways
Orchard garden
• Selection of apple trees
• Vegetable garden
Private pond
Tennis court
Lawned areas
Granite stone caps and cills
Selection of c.250 trees planted among the estate including:
• Wellingtonia (over 150 years old)
• Dawn Redwood
• White Handkerchief'
• Ironwood
Services
• Mains water supply to all residences
• Old Summerhouse and gatehouse have individual septic tanks
• Main residence served by council treatment plant
• ESB connection to all residences
• Main residence has solar panels
BER
BER exempt
Location
The property enjoys an enviable location opposite Luttrellstown Castle and Estate, close to multiple golf clubs and green spaces that enhance the area including Hermitage Golf Club, Castleknock Golf Club, Porterstown Park, Farmleigh House and Estate with neighbouring farmland providing tranquility in the area.
Access to Dublin city centre and surrounds could not be easier with the M50 motorway nearby which also provides links to all major routes. Dublin Airport is less than a 20 minute drive while the Clonsilla Train Station serving the Dublin/Sligo line is adjacent to the property. The property enjoys access to a range of amenities including those in Castleknock, Clonsilla, Lucan and beyond.
The nearby Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and Blanchardstown Shopping Centre provides ample retail outlets. A selection of renowned schools are located in the area including The King's Hospital, Castleknock College and Mount Sackville Secondary School. Every amenity needed is within easy reach of this fantastic estate which exudes country charm yet lies almost adjacent to the city.
Fingal County Development Plan Zoning Objectives
The surrounding lands also come with unique development potential opportunity as the majority of the land is zoned High Amenity under the Fingal County Development Plan 2023 2029. It is adjacent to the renowned Shackleton Gardens, owned by Fingal County Council. High Amenity Objective is to "Protect and enhance high amenity areas."
Vision: "Protect these highly sensitive and scenic locations from inappropriate development and reinforce their character, distinctiveness and sense of place. In recognition of the amenity potential of these areas opportunities to increase public access will be explored."
Solicitors:
Gerry Gallen Beauchamps LLP,
Riverside Two, Sit John Rogerson's Quay, Dublin 2
E: g.gallen@beauchamps.ie
T: 01 4180619
Viewing
By appointment at any reasonable hour
Contact Information
Philip Byrne
01 628 6128
philipb@coonan.com
Accommodation
Note:
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.