Since 2008, Owen Reilly has been involved in successfully selling properties in the prestigious Mount St. Anne’s development. This award winning development was designed by O’ Mahony Pike Architects and developed by Park Developments. It offers private access to the Milltown LUAS and is situated in the heart of Milltown Village in Dublin 6.
The development offers a wonderful mix of luxury apartments, townhouses, duplexes, and penthouses. With a strong local presence and deep understanding of the local market, the Owen Reilly team has always been perfectly placed to achieve the best results for our clients.
Owen Reilly implemented comprehensive marketing strategies for each individual private sale in the development.
Our marketing strategies focused on:
- Professional photography and video.
- Virtual reality walk-through tours.
- Matching to pre-qualified buyers on our database.
- Bidding managed by our online platform.
- Digital advertising on MyHome and Daft.
- Extensive social media marketing.
- Editorial coverage in The Irish Times, The Sunday Times and Business Post.
Some of our recent sales:
12 Convent Hall is a one-of-a-kind penthouse, located in the original convent building dating from the 1800’s. The new owners fell in love with the impressive interiors, winding cast iron staircase, open plan feel and pitched high ceilings! The property was last sold in 2023 at the asking price to an Irish couple who were trading up.
33 Ramleh Hall is a stunning one bedroom apartment featuring a large picture window that takes full advantage of its amazing aspect overlooking the beautiful gardens. The property was sold in 2023 for significantly over the asking price to a first-time buyer.
79 Milltown Hall is an attractive two bedroom apartment with a spacious south facing balcony overlooking an attractive green. The property was sold considerably over asking to an investor from the UK.
21 Ramleh Hall is an exceptionally spacious two bedroom apartment with south facing aspect. The property was sold to an international couple, who had previously rented in the development.
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