50 Saint Brigid's Park

Quietly prosperous in a way that only established south Dublin can manage, Foxrock arranges itself around a tidy village crossroads with a church, a handful of shops, and mature hedgerows lining generous front gardens. The houses are set well back from the road, the gardens substantial, and the golf clubs close at hand. It is a place of understated permanence, where the residential streets have changed remarkably little over the decades.