1 Russell Avenue East, East Wall, Dublin 3D03XK37

The two-bedroom layout and single bathroom are manageable for a small family, though the lack of a specified floor area suggests compact proportions. A spacious rear yard provides safe outdoor play space.

Two double bedrooms offer adequate personal space, but sharing a single bathroom with teenagers could present daily scheduling challenges.

As a compact single-level end-of-terrace bungalow with two bedrooms and one bathroom, there is limited privacy and space for extended family members.

An ideal footprint for a single buyer looking for a manageable home with two bedrooms, a private yard, and close proximity to the city centre.

Provides an excellent layout for couples, offering a spare bedroom for guests or a home office, alongside a private rear yard for outdoor dining.

Being a single-level bungalow, it avoids interior stairs, making it well-suited for downsizers looking for a more manageable home.

The single-level bungalow design is highly convenient for retirees looking to avoid stairs, and the urban location keeps local amenities close at hand.

The two-bedroom setup allows one room to easily function as a home office, though internet speeds and connectivity should be independently verified.

Unbeatable location for hybrid workers, with regular bus services, Connolly Station, and proximity to the IFSC, Docklands, and the city centre.

Single-level accommodation paired with local amenities and community services makes this a practical option for retirees.

As a single-level bungalow with no interior stairs, the property is inherently well-suited for ageing in place, though buyers should verify accessibility modifications.

The compact footprint and private yard mean less upkeep compared to a large family home, though the BER rating of E suggests energy efficiency upgrades may be needed.

Features rear gated laneway access for added convenience, while parking to the front is on-street.

The simple, single-story layout provides a good canvas for minimalist interior styling and efficient space utilization.

A standard two-bedroom bungalow layout with fixed structural rooms, offering limited flexibility for major reconfiguration without significant works.

As a charming end-of-terrace bungalow in an established neighbourhood, it carries traditional character, though buyers should verify its exact age and construction.

The property carries a BER rating of E, indicating that energy efficiency and environmental performance are currently low and would benefit from significant upgrades.

Benefits from a spacious private rear yard suitable for outdoor dining and relaxing, complemented by rear gated access.

Features a spacious private yard which allows for potted plants or container gardening, though it lacks a traditional large garden plot.

Proximity to Fairview Park and Clontarf seafront offers fantastic walking routes, and the central location makes exploring the city on foot very convenient.

The urban location provides good access to local fitness facilities and community recreation centres within the broader Docklands and East Wall areas.

Flat terrain and close proximity to the city centre, IFSC, and Docklands make cycling a very viable and efficient commuting and leisure option.

While there are courses accessible further out towards the coast and north county Dublin, there are no major golf facilities directly within the immediate neighbourhood.

Proximity to the coast and the Tolka/Liffey river areas offers some local angling opportunities, though not a prime hub for the hobby.

An inner-city urban location with no local equestrian facilities or stables nearby.

Clontarf seafront and nearby docklands areas provide access to marine and water-based activities.

The property benefits from a fully fitted kitchen with dining space and a private rear yard with gated laneway access, ideal for hosting small gatherings.

Located in an established, vibrant urban community near the city centre and business districts, which brings typical city and neighbourhood activity levels.

Situated firmly in an established urban setting in Dublin 3, offering a city lifestyle rather than a rural environment.

East Wall offers a distinct community feel with local shops, cafés, and community centers, giving a village-like atmosphere within the capital.

Fairview Park and Clontarf seafront are within easy reach, providing access to coastal walks and maritime environments.

Exceptionally well-positioned for city living, being within easy reach of Dublin City Centre, the IFSC, Docklands, and East Point Business Park.

East Wall is known for its strong community spirit, supported by local hubs like the Sean O'Casey Community Centre and East Wall Recreation Centre.

A wide range of local cafés and everyday amenities are within easy reach, with further options available in the nearby Docklands and city centre.

Local pubs and community venues exist in the area, with the extensive nightlife of Dublin City Centre just a short distance away.

Local community centres and nearby recreational facilities offer spaces for health, wellness, and pilates & stretching groups.

Exceptional proximity to major employment hubs like the IFSC, East Point Business Park, and the Docklands offers strong professional networking potential.

Directly adjacent to Dublin's primary tech and financial districts, including the Docklands and IFSC.