Résidence Unifamiliale À Dublin

A rare opportunity to own one of Old Dublin’s early historic homes. Built in 1835, the Giles Weaver House stands along S. High Street in the heart of Historic Dublin. Thoughtfully restored and updated, the 2,416-square-foot main house retains remarkable original character, including hand-hewn beams, chestnut floors, walnut doors, historic hardware, fireplaces and a native stone foundation, while incorporating the comfort and function of a modern home. The property includes a separate 18’ x 22.2’ 792-square-foot carriage house with a kitchen, living/dining or office area, bedroom, walk-in closet, full bath and stackable washer/dryer, creating flexible space for guests, a private office or other permitted use. Between the two buildings, a private garden creates an unexpected retreat with established plantings, raised garden beds, and a wisteria-covered dining arbor. The property has undergone extensive restoration and more recent improvements with architect Rich Taylor, with careful attention given to preserving its historic character while adapting it for modern living. Located directly in Old Historic Dublin, the home offers an unusual combination of residential character, separate carriage house space and potential for certain commercial uses subject to applicable zoning and City of Dublin approval. Located in Dublin’s local historic district and the National Register-listed Dublin High Street Historic District, this exceptional property offers nearly two centuries of history in the heart of Historic Dublin.