Large gardens strong attraction at prized Mount Oval property
Though both were built back in the mid-1970s and with superficial differences externally, they are houses with very different feels, and different garden aspects.
Owned by an architect, and kept fully up to speed with a smashing contemporary interior, No 4 had started with a €950,000 guide with HOK, and quickly rose in strong bidding to make around the €1.4 mark. While its back garden sloped upwards, and had a southerly aspect, No 23 in Mount Oval (or Mount Ovel, spellings vary for this area) which is now for sale has far larger gardens, sloping downhill away from the rear of the house, very private, well planted, and giving lots of hidden seating areas as well as a greenhouse and a few sheds.