Palermo is one of Killiney’s most historically significant homes a Victorian villa whose heritage is deeply woven into Irelandliterary biographer of W.B. Yeats, friend of Jack B. Yeats, and a key figure in the Irish Literary Revival. Correspondence from Palermo to Jack Yeats, now held in the National Gallery of Ireland, reflects the homeA Seamless Blend of Period Grandeur and Modern Refinement A deepUnderfloor Heated, Flexible Living Here, a dedicated wine cellar welcomes guests and connoisseurs alike, leading to an expansive laundry and utility area, generous hidden storage, hot press and an additional shower room. A wellappointed gym and a separate officeBedrooms with Panoramic Vistas The principal suite, with a marble fireplace and trio of sash windows commanding one of the finest outlooks in Killiney. Its ensuite is finished in understated luxury: tiled flooring, walk in shower and a marble topped vanity, all oriented toward the sea facing window. Bedroom 2 enjoys views of Killiney Hill and the Obelisk; its ensuite includes an original marble fireplace and contemporary fittings. Bedroom 3 enjoys double aspect windows with views to Killiney Hill and the sea, including an enWide plank timber floor, red brick surround with stove inset, sash windows and double doors leading to rear garden. Study: (5.6m x 3.22m) Timber flooring, original solid wood storage units, timber panelling and door leading to rear garden. Gym: Wide plank timber flooring, sash window with sea view, radiator and electrical points. Laundry: Wide array of wall and floor units, tiled floor, Belfast sink and storage. Wine Cellar: (4.25m x 2.46m) Original clay tile floor, brick and stone surround. Shower Room: (3.59m x 1.42m) Tiled wall and flooring, wc, whb and shower. Features Features at a Glance Exceptional period residence built c.1848 by the Hone family, set on approx. 1 acre of landscaped, sun filled terraced gardens with panoramic coastal views Not a Protected Structure, affording greater flexibility for future works Located within the Killiney Architectural Conservation Area, minutes from Dalkey Village and Killiney Hill Meticulously restored and modernised to true turnkey condition while retaining period features including storm shutters, cornicing, fireplaces and parquet flooring Elegant reception rooms with 3 window sea facing bay in drawing room, original Gracie hand painted silk wallpaper and marble chimneypiece Rhatigan & Hick bespoke kitchen with quartzite countertops, large island, hidden work stations, Miele steam oven, grill & BORA hob, plus double French doors to the sea facing terrace Full width balcony off kitchen/dining area with steel balustrade to the garden terrace Lower ground floor with underfloor heating, gym/bedroom, office/bedroom, wine cellar, games room (timber floor), utility/laundry with side entrance, shower room Principal bedroom suite with marble fireplace, handcrafted curved wardrobes and sea facing ensuite with freestanding bath and marble topped vanity Three further bedrooms, two ensuite, plus additional family bathroom with marble topped vanity and guest WCs Stained glass feature window, believed to be the work of Evie Hone; Harry Clarke counted among Palermo