The stunning five-bedroom mansion was built in 1906 but has maintained all of its historical elegance
One strikingly luxurious South Dublin home is currently for sale and the classic Edwardian residence truly is a dream house.
However, the beautiful domicile doesn't come cheap as the property is currently on sale for an eye-watering €12 million, Dublin Live reports.The home is steeped in history as it was an interesting literary and musical family, The Starkies and enjoys sprawling gardens including a mini-orchard. Some notable names who were entertained in the house were WB Yeats and his brother Jack Yeats.
"His wife entertained all the leading literati and musicians of the day in this house. Their children were talented musicians and were winning prizes at the Feis Ceoil in 1916.
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