Welcome to 6 Bull Wall Cottages
Discover a rare and unique opportunity at 6 Bull Wall Cottages. Positioned to the left as you cross the wooden bridge, this residence offers unparalleled views of Dublin Bay, providing front-row seats to its majestic beauty. Located on the front edge of the island, the home is surrounded by Dublin Bay on both the front and back, offering a remarkable living experience just 4km from Dublin’s city center. Step out the front door or the back, and your first sight will be the Bay.

Newly installed stairs at the back of the cottage provide direct access to the water, allowing you to dip your toes in the sea when the tide is in or explore the sandy shores when it recedes.

Though it appears modest from the exterior, the house has been extended over time, creating a spacious home. The new addition takes full advantage of its beachside location, incorporating abundant glass in both its walls and roof. Nestled between either side of the shoreline, the property is just a few minutes’ stroll to Dollymount Strand.

Accommodation
Front Bedrooms

Master Suite: Positioned at the front with a walk-in wardrobe, full bathroom suite, and stylish anthracite grey sash windows overlooking the sea. Additional skylights enhance the natural light. High ceilings throughout.
Guest Bedroom 1: This second front bedroom features hardwood flooring, high ceilings, anthracite grey sash windows, built-in wardrobes, and sea views.
Central Bedrooms

Guest Bedroom 2 with En Suite: A double bedroom in the center of the house with hardwood flooring, a built-in wardrobe, two skylights, and high ceilings. The en suite features a tiled shower cubicle, Waterford vanity unit with timber surround, WC, WHB, and brass fittings. Natural light comes from a skylight.
Hallway and Main Areas

A built-in floor-to-ceiling mirrored sliding door provides storage and houses the washing machine.
The main family bathroom is generously sized, tiled throughout, with a Waterford bathroom suite, stained surround panel on the bath, and vanity unit. Skylights and high ceilings enhance the space.
Kitchen and Living Areas

Kitchen: Features hardwood cabinets, granite worktops, NEF integrated appliances (excluding the hob), and two skylights. A Stanley oil cooker/heating combo is situated just off the kitchen.
Dining Room: The main reception area with sea views, thanks to wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling glazing. Hardwood flooring, high ceilings, and light fixtures with fan features.
Living Room: Enjoys the benefits of rear glazing, hardwood flooring, and high ceilings.
Drawing Room/Snug: Accessed through the hall or living space, this classic snug centers around a beautiful cast iron fireplace.
Outside Spaces

Front Garden: Gravelled garden with parking for up to 5 cars, leading to the wooden bridge road and the sea.
Rear Garden: From the double doors of the living space, a paved walkway with artificial lawn on either side leads to the newly installed staircase down to the sea and sand—a truly private retreat to enjoy the beauty of Dublin Bay.
Location
Bull Island, also known as North Bull Island, is a prominent nature reserve located in Dublin 3. This unique sand spit, which developed over the last 200 years, is a thriving biosphere with numerous activities and sights. Dollymount Strand, a 5 km sandy beach on Bull Island, is popular for long walks, sunbathing, and kitesurfing, offering stunning views over Dublin Bay and Howth.

Adjacent to the beach, Bull Wall, a stone sea barrier, provides excellent sea bathing and swimming opportunities. As a UNESCO biosphere reserve, Bull Island is a haven for wildlife, including seals, pygmy shrews, various bird species, and protected species like the Marsh Fritillary butterfly and the common lizard. The island also features two golf courses, the Royal Dublin Golf Club and St. Anne’s Golf Club, and the Happy Out café for refreshments.

Accessible from Dublin via car or public transport, the island offers free parking on Causeway Road and Dollymount Beach. Excellent transport links include a busy bus corridor on Clontarf Road, while Clontarf Dart Station is a 40-minute walk along the Clontarf promenade. Cycling to the city center takes just 20 minutes!