1 Cairnbrook Way, Cairnbrook, Dublin 18D18C582

The home provides a secure enclosed rear garden and three bedrooms, making it suitable for young families, though buyers should note the three-level layout involving stairs.

Spread over three levels with three bedrooms and multiple bathrooms, this layout gives teenagers good privacy, particularly with the top-floor principal suite.

With 98 m² across three floors and three bedrooms, space is somewhat constrained for true multi-generational living, though the top-floor suite offers a private retreat.

A manageable end-of-terrace property with low maintenance needs, though the three-bedroom size may be larger than a single buyer strictly requires.

Offers generous living space, three bathrooms, and a versatile multi-level layout ideal for couples looking for room to grow or home-office options.

Features low-maintenance outdoor space, but the three-story layout requires regular stair climbing which may be less appealing over time.

While the garden is low-maintenance, the three-level configuration with stairs to upper bedrooms presents potential mobility challenges for retirees.

With three bedrooms and versatile upper levels, there is ample space to set up a dedicated home office or study area.

Exceptional transport links including nearby LUAS, M50, N11, and direct bus routes make hybrid commuting to Dublin city highly convenient.

Quiet development with local amenities nearby, though the multi-story layout should be considered for long-term retirement comfort.

The three-story layout with stairs to bedrooms and upper bathrooms is less than ideal for long-term ageing in place.

Features an end-of-terrace design, artificial grass in the rear garden, and a managed development environment handling communal upkeep.

The development is a regarded residential estate, but buyers should verify if secure gated entry features are present.

Clean neutral palette, timber-effect flooring, and bespoke fitted media storage lend the property a contemporary, streamlined feel.

Three spacious levels provide versatility in how bedrooms and living spaces can be utilised by occupants.

This is a modern development property rather than a traditional period or heritage home.

Achieves a C1 BER rating with modern construction standards, though buyers seeking higher energy efficiency may wish to explore upgrades.

Benefits from a private rear patio and artificial lawn garden, complemented by a first-floor private balcony overlooking landscaped grounds.

Features a paved patio and artificial grass in the rear garden, meaning opportunities for traditional gardening are relatively limited.

Proximity to surrounding areas like Kilternan and Stepaside provides good walking opportunities, complemented by landscaped communal grounds.

The surrounding South Dublin area offers a good selection of local fitness facilities and sports clubs within easy reach.

Accessible road networks and nearby areas offer cycling options, though buyers should verify local dedicated cycle infrastructure.

Several golf courses and clubs are located within the wider Dublin 18 and surrounding districts.

The suburban location does not offer immediate proximity to prominent fishing rivers or lakes.

Proximity to the foothills of the Dublin Mountains provides access to equestrian facilities in the wider area.

Inland suburban location means water sports facilities require travel toward the coast or designated lakes.

Features an open-plan living and dining area with French doors leading directly onto a patio and enclosed rear garden for indoor-outdoor gatherings.

Positioned in a regarded residential development off Glenamuck Road South with a leafy outlook and private rear garden, offering a peaceful environment.

Located in a suburban development close to retail parks and transport links rather than a truly rural setting.

Foxrock, Stepaside, and Kilternan are within easy reach, offering a good selection of cafés, restaurants, and local village amenities.

The location is inland in Dublin 18 and does not offer direct coastal proximity.

Provides convenient access to Dublin via the LUAS, M50, N11, and local bus routes, though the immediate setting is suburban.

Established development setting with active local communities in nearby Foxrock and Stepaside.

Nearby villages such as Foxrock, Stepaside, and Kilternan offer a good selection of local cafés and eateries.

Primarily residential suburban area with limited nightlife on the doorstep, requiring travel into nearby town centres or the city.

Good access to local wellness groups, fitness classes, and recreational facilities in the Dublin 18 area.

Convenient transport links to major business hubs support professional networking, though the immediate area is residential.

Strong transport links to South Dublin tech and business campuses via the M50 and LUAS.