11 Ballinteer Gardens, Ballinteer, Dublin 16D16NV08

The property offers three bedrooms and a very generous 18m rear garden, making it a wonderful space for young children to play safely. It is located near primary and secondary schools as well as Marlay Park.

With three bedrooms and a partially converted attic space providing flexible options, there is reasonable room for growing teenagers, plus excellent transport links to the city centre.

While the home is extended, at 80 m² space is somewhat limited for multi-generational living, though the extensive rear garden and attic offer potential to extend subject to planning permission.

A charming and manageable home with off-street parking for three vehicles and a quiet cul-de-sac setting, though the BER rating of E suggests future energy upgrades may be needed.

An inviting property with a well-balanced layout, period features, and proximity to local amenities, Dundrum Town Centre, and transport links.

The low-maintenance cobble-paved rear garden and single-floor ground level options provide convenience, though stairs to bedrooms and the attic require navigation.

The quiet cul-de-sac location and low-maintenance outdoor areas appeal to retirees, but the property features a two-storey layout and an E BER rating which a buyer should investigate for energy efficiency.

The partially converted attic and versatile layout provide good options for home office spaces, though buyers should verify broadband connectivity.

Excellent transport links to Dublin city centre and convenient access to the M50 make hybrid commuting straightforward.

A mature, quiet residential setting well-suited for retirees looking for manageable living with good local healthcare and community amenities nearby.

The ground floor provides essential living spaces and a bathroom, but the primary bedrooms and bathroom are on the first floor, which may require adaptation over time.

The extensive rear garden is laid predominantly in low-maintenance cobble paving and the front provides generous off-street parking, though the E BER rating indicates potential energy efficiency upgrades should be investigated.

The property features an open cobble-paved front driveway with no gated entry enclosing the plot.

The home features traditional period elements and extended living areas rather than a stark minimalist architectural style.

Includes a thoughtfully extended layout, a partially converted attic space with Stira access, and future potential to extend subject to planning permission.

Retains attractive period features such as cast iron fireplaces, though situated in a mature mid-20th century residential setting rather than a protected historic structure.

The property carries a BER rating of E (277.71 kWh/m²/yr), meaning a buyer should investigate and budget for energy efficiency improvements.

Outstanding outdoor space featuring a cobble-paved front garden with parking for three cars and a private 18m (59ft) rear garden laid in cobble paving.

Features an extensive 18m rear garden and a pretty front garden with shrub planting space, though currently landscaped predominantly in low-maintenance cobble paving.

Marley Park and the Dublin Mountains are close by, offering exceptional opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation.

Good access to local amenities and nearby commercial hubs ensures fitness facilities are within reach.

The location offers convenient access to surrounding roads and regional routes, making it reasonably accessible for cyclists.

South Dublin is home to several well-known golf courses and clubs within a convenient driving distance.

While close to the Dublin Mountains, dedicated fishing spots require travel outside the immediate suburban neighbourhood.

Proximity to the Dublin Mountains provides access to some equestrian facilities in the wider outer region.

Inland location means water sports facilities require travel toward the coast or major reservoirs.

The dining room opens directly onto the extensive 18m rear garden through double doors, creating a wonderful setup for outdoor entertaining.

Nestled within a quiet cul-de-sac, the property enjoys an exceptionally peaceful residential setting while remaining close to local conveniences.

Situated in a mature suburban residential development close to Dundrum, offering a suburban rather than a rural environment, though the Dublin Mountains are nearby.

Dundrum Village and local shops are readily accessible, providing a strong community and village-like feel within a well-regarded neighbourhood.

The property is located inland in South Dublin and does not offer proximity to coastal amenities.

Excellent transport links provide convenient access to Dublin city centre and surrounding urban hubs, alongside local shopping centres.

Located in a mature, established residential development known for its leafy surroundings and active community atmosphere.

Dundrum Village and Town Centre offer a wide selection of cafés, restaurants, and social spots within easy reach.

While the immediate cul-de-sac is quiet, nearby Dundrum and surrounding areas offer a good selection of pubs and dining options.

Good access to local parks, community centers, and wellness amenities in the Ballinteer and Dundrum areas.

Convenient connectivity to the city centre and tech-accessible suburban hubs supports professional networking.

Good transport links to major Dublin employment and tech centers, though specific home network capabilities should be verified by the buyer.