Struan Hill House is, in essence, a brand-new A3-rated home seamlessly reincarnated within the restored original shell of a Georgian residence dating from 1830. This remarkable transformation merges the character and charm of a bygone era with the comfort, convenience and energy efficiency essential for 21st Century family living. Located in the heart of an exclusive enclave in Delgany, Co. Wicklow, Struan House is now offered for sale following a meticulous and sensitive restoration. This stately home is now the centre piece now stands as a showpiece among a collection of luxurious detached executive homes. Struan House spans an expansive 436.6 SqM (4,700 sq ft) approx, and occupies an impressive site of c.0.36 of an acre. This five-bedroom detached residence effortlessly blends period grandeur with contemporary luxury and refinement. Occupying an elevated setting looking over to and just a short stroll into Delgany village, the home commands panoramic views stretching across Greystones to the Irish Sea, providing both a private sanctuary and a statement residence. Internally, the home exudes elegance and style, with ceiling heights nearing 3 metres in the principal reception rooms, rising to a stately 5.5 metres in the entrance hall. Generous multi-pane, double-glazed sash windows flood the interiors with natural light. Refined finishes throughout include wide-plank and chevron engineered oak flooring, Villeroy & Boch sanitary ware, bespoke kitchen cabinetry with quartz-topped work surfaces and central island, all designed to complement the home’s historical integrity. Heating is provided by an air-to-water system, delivering underfloor warmth at ground level and high efficiency radiator heating above—contributing to its rare A3 BER rating, an extraordinary achievement for a Georgian-era residence. The layout has been thoughtfully designed to suit both grand-scale entertaining and intimate family living. Interconnecting reception rooms flow in a graceful circular pattern from the central hallway to the expansive kitchen family areas back around to the hall. The home opens directly onto a sun-oriented patio leading to an elevated lawn, ideally accessed from the kitchen family space by two sets of French doors. The expansive rear garden, mainly laid in lawn, includes raised timber planters, mature trees, and colourful shrubbery, offering beauty and privacy in equal measure, perfect for al fresco dining, entertaining, relaxation and importantly as a secure children’s play space. Rich in historical significance, Struan House is believed to have been the residence of Captain Clement Robinson, a founding member of Delgany Golf Club and a posthumous recipient of the Victoria Cross for his service in the First World War. According to the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, it is described as a ”largely well-preserved and prominently sited late Georgian residence” notable for its distinctive combination of three and two