10 Moeran Road, Walkinstown, Dublin 12D12FW32

The property is located on a mature road with an abundance of local schools and parks right on its doorstep, making it a wonderful and convenient setting for raising young children.

Well-serviced by numerous bus routes and within walking distance to the Luas Red line, offering teenagers good independence for travel around the city.

The home features three bedrooms and a large corner site offering development potential subject to planning permission, though existing multi-generational independent living space is limited.

A well-presented three-bedroom home with excellent transport links into Dublin, though the purchase price of €524,950 reflects a larger property than a single buyer might typically require.

Offers generous living space, a south-west facing landscaped garden, and open-plan kitchen and dining areas well-suited for couples starting out or entertaining.

The low-maintenance landscaped garden and manageable three-bedroom layout suit downsizers looking for a settled suburban location close to amenities.

Features a ground floor bathroom with a walk-in Mira shower and a quiet, mature setting, though prospective buyers should verify if the home meets long-term accessibility requirements.

A fully floored attic providing valuable additional storage space and flexible living areas make this home very suitable for setting up a home office.

Exceptionally well serviced by numerous bus routes (17, 18, 27, 56a, 83, 150, 151), the Luas Red line within walking distance, and close proximity to the M50.

Quiet mature road, local shops, and accessible ground-floor shower facilities make it comfortable for retirees, subject to personal mobility needs.

The ground floor features a convenient bathroom with a walk-in Mira shower, though stairs to the upper bedrooms should be considered for long-term accessibility.

Benefiting from external insulation added in 2013 and a landscaped rear garden with Indian sandstone paving, ensuring lower upkeep requirements.

Features a front garden with a driveway providing off-street parking, but lacks gated or enclosed community security.

A traditional end-of-terrace family home layout rather than a minimalist architectural build, though rooms are well-proportioned.

Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area combined with a large corner site offering excellent potential to extend or build a second dwelling, subject to planning permission.

A mature and established 1950s-era suburban property rather than a traditional period or heritage home.

Features external insulation installed in 2013, contributing to improved energy efficiency reflected in its D1 BER rating.

Benefits from a large corner site and a south-west facing, private, not-overlooked rear garden with Indian sandstone paving that enjoys sunshine from morning until evening.

The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped with Indian sandstone paving and a low-maintenance layout, leaving limited raw green space for dedicated gardening enthusiasts.

An abundance of local parks nearby and walkable access to local amenities and public transport links provide good opportunities for daily walking.

Standard suburban location with typical access to nearby fitness facilities, though specific health clubs would require a short commute.

The surrounding suburban roads allow for cycling, and connectivity to main arterial routes provides access to wider cycle networks.

While local amenities are plentiful, dedicated golf courses would require a short drive from this Dublin 12 location.

The immediate Walkinstown area does not offer notable fishing opportunities.

An urban setting with no immediate equestrian facilities or stables nearby.

Inland location with no direct access to rivers suitable for water sports or coastal activities.

Features a superb open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area with a solid-fuel Stanley stove, opening through French doors to a private, south-west facing landscaped garden ideal for hosting.

Situated on a quiet, mature road with a private, not-overlooked rear garden, offering a peaceful residential atmosphere despite its suburban setting.

Located in an established urban and suburban area in Dublin 12, far removed from rural countryside characteristics.

Walkinstown offers a strong community feel with local shops, services, schools, and parks all situated close by.

The property is located inland in Walkinstown and has no direct proximity to the coast.

Excellent proximity to Dublin city amenities, with numerous bus routes and the Luas Red line providing seamless urban access.

Located in a mature, established residential community with active local schools, parks, and neighbourhood services.

Local shops are nearby, though vibrant cafe culture hubs would typically require traveling slightly further into surrounding neighbourhoods.

Primarily a residential suburb, meaning extensive nightlife options will require heading closer to Dublin city center via nearby public transport.

Standard suburban access to community halls and local groups, alongside the home's ground-floor walk-in shower supporting a wellness-focused routine.

Good transport links to the city center provide reasonable access to professional networking events and business hubs.

Proximity to the M50 and major roadways, along with public transport links, provides efficient travel to Dublin's major employment and tech centers.