10 Coldwell Street, Glasthule, County DublinA96R156

With a floor area of only 34 m² and a single bedroom, this bijou cottage is completely unsuitable for families with young children due to severe space constraints.

A one-bedroom layout with just 34 m² of living space offers no privacy or adequate accommodation for teenagers.

The compact 34 m² size and single bedroom make multi-generational living impossible here.

This charming 1890s bijou cottage is an ideal size and layout for a single buyer looking for a cozy, manageable home in a prime coastal village setting.

While it offers a romantic and highly desirable location for a couple, the 34 m² footprint and single bedroom mean space is tight and requires comfortable close quarters.

An excellent down-sizing option for empty nesters wanting a low-maintenance home close to the coast and village amenities, though the stairs to the loft conversion should be considered.

The fantastic coastal and village location suits retirees well, but the single-level living is complicated by a Stira-accessed loft conversion, and buyers should verify if the primary bedroom and bathroom suit long-term accessibility needs.

The clever loft conversion with Velux windows and built-in storage provides a fantastic, light-filled dedicated space ideal for a home office or creative studio.

Exceptionally well-connected with the local DART station just a short stroll away, making hybrid commutes into the city highly convenient.

A manageable footprint and walkable village lifestyle make this very appealing for retirees, though energy efficiency improvements should be noted given the G BER rating.

While ground-floor living is compact, the primary access to the useful loft space is via a Stira stair ladder, which may present mobility challenges over time.

The small 34 m² floor area and compact west-facing yard mean minimal upkeep is required, though buyers should budget for energy upgrades given the G BER rating.

Features on-street parking for residents and visitors on a mature residential street rather than a secure gated community.

A classic bijou cottage footprint with open-plan living, clever loft conversion, and streamlined interior spaces perfectly suited to minimalist living.

Features an open-plan living and kitchen area alongside a versatile loft space that adapts well as a studio or guest retreat.

A charming 1890s period cottage retaining delightful character and traditional features in a historic coastal setting.

The property carries a G BER rating, indicating significant energy inefficiency and a likely need for comprehensive thermal and heating upgrades.

Benefits from a private west-facing yard offering a sunny spot for relaxing, even though its footprint is compact.

Features a private west-facing yard that provides sunny outdoor potential, though it is currently low-maintenance rather than a dedicated garden space.

Incredible walking opportunities right on the doorstep, including coastal paths toward Dun Laoghaire, Sandycove, and Dalkey.

Proximity to surrounding residential areas ensures local fitness options are within reach, though specific gym facilities should be verified locally.

The coastal roads and connected suburban routes offer great cycling potential, alongside convenient village access.

While general south Dublin has various golf clubs, golfers will need to travel slightly outside the immediate neighbourhood for course access.

Proximity to Bullock and Coliemore Harbours as well as the coastline provides great convenience for coastal fishing enthusiasts.

The urban and suburban setting of Glasthule offers very limited local infrastructure for horse riding.

Unmatched access to marine activities with the iconic Forty Foot, Scotsman's Bay, and nearby harbours ideal for swimming and water sports.

The open-plan living area and sunny west-facing yard offer cozy hosting spots, but the compact 34 m² size limits large indoor gatherings.

Situated on a quiet and mature residential setting just back from the coastline, though close proximity to village amenities brings some local activity.

Located firmly in the heart of Glasthule, an urban and village environment with virtually no rural characteristics.

Ideally positioned in the heart of Glasthule, just a short stroll from the village, local boutiques, cafés, and restaurants.

Enjoys an enviable coastal setting just back from Scotsman's Bay, Sandycove Road, and the iconic Forty Foot.

Offers great urban and suburban convenience with easy access to DART, Dun Laoghaire Town, and vibrant local amenities.

Close to the vibrant local community of Glasthule and Dun Laoghaire, including nearby People's Park and its weekend markets.

Surrounded by an excellent selection of restaurants, cafés, delis, and local boutiques right in the heart of the village.

Good local wine bars and pubs in Glasthule and nearby Dalkey, with broader nightlife easily accessible via DART.

Active local community participation centred around swimming at the Forty Foot and wellness activities in the surrounding coastal suburbs.

Mainly residential setting, though excellent public transport links provide easy access to broader business and networking hubs in Dublin.

Efficient DART links allow straightforward commuting to tech hubs across the wider Dublin region.