113 Drumfinn Avenue, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10D10X310

The property is located on a mature residential road close to local schools and green spaces like Markievicz Park, making it generally suitable for young families, though the home requires complete modernization before moving in.

With two bedrooms and proximity to local sports clubs and public transport options into the city centre, the location works well for teenagers, but the 74 sqm floor area offers relatively compact living space.

At only 74 sqm with two bedrooms and one downstairs bathroom, the property lacks the space and configuration needed to comfortably accommodate multiple generations under one roof.

Representing a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers looking to step onto the property market, the home offers manageable proportions and great potential for personalization through renovation.

Provides an ideal entry-level project for couples wanting to secure a house with a private rear garden and excellent public transport links in a mature residential location.

The two-bedroom layout is manageable in size, but the extensive modernization required throughout may deter buyers looking for a trouble-free downsizing option.

While located in a mature neighborhood, the property requires complete modernization, including the bathroom being situated downstairs and bedrooms upstairs, which may not suit long-term ageing in place without significant remodeling.

The two-bedroom layout allows for a dedicated home office space, though buyers should verify broadband speeds and connectivity options during their inspection.

Exceptional public transport connections including prime bus corridors, the Luas Red Line, and Park West Train Station make commuting to the city centre or broader business hubs highly convenient.

Good access to local services and village amenities, though the property's need for complete modernization and a two-story layout requires careful consideration for retirees.

The property features stairs separating the bedrooms from the ground floor, and the main bathroom is located at the back of the ground floor, presenting layout challenges for long-term ageing in place without substantial adaptation.

The listing explicitly states that the property is in need of complete modernization throughout, carrying a BER rating of E, meaning substantial initial maintenance and renovation work is required.

This is an open-access terrace house situated directly on a public residential road without gated security entry.

A traditional terrace house layout from an established era rather than a contemporary open-plan minimalist architectural setup.

Offers an open-plan kitchen and dining area and a private rear garden with potential for extension, subject to planning permission.

Represents a mature mid-century or older terrace home on an established road, though it does not carry formal protected heritage status.

The property holds a low BER rating of E and requires comprehensive energy efficiency upgrades to meet modern ecological standards.

Features a private rear garden with excellent potential for extension or landscaping, complemented by nearby public green spaces like Markievicz Park.

Features a private rear garden that offers a blank canvas for gardening enthusiasts, though it currently requires landscaping and attention.

Walking enthusiasts will appreciate the close proximity to local amenities in Ballyfermot Village as well as the green spaces of Markievicz Park and Phoenix Park.

Local sports clubs are nearby, though dedicated commercial gym facilities will likely require a short drive or bus journey into neighboring districts.

The flat suburban topography makes cycling feasible for local trips, and direct routes lead toward the city centre.

While accessible by car to regional courses, there are no major golf facilities immediately adjacent to the immediate neighborhood.

The property is set in a built-up urban residential area with no notable fishing amenities nearby.

Urban residential setting lacks equestrian facilities or stables in the immediate vicinity.

Inland location offers no proximity to water sports venues or open water activities.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area to the rear along with the private garden offer good hosting potential once modernized, though indoor spaces are compact at 74 sqm.

Situated on a quiet, mature, and highly popular residential road offering a peaceful suburban environment away from major thoroughfares.

This is an established urban suburban setting within Dublin 10, completely devoid of any rural characteristics.

Benefiting from being within easy walking distance of Ballyfermot Village, providing convenient access to local shops, cafes, and community amenities.

The property is located inland in Ballyfermot, Dublin, far away from any coastal areas.

Offers excellent urban convenience with prime bus corridors providing direct access to Dublin City Centre, alongside easy access to the Luas and M50.

Positioned on a mature and well-established residential road with active local sports clubs, schools, and community infrastructure.

Easy walking distance to Ballyfermot Village ensures local cafes and everyday conveniences are within reach.

Local nightlife options are modest, though the direct public transport links into Dublin City Centre provide effortless access to extensive entertainment and dining.

Proximity to Markievicz Park supports outdoor fitness and wellness activities, with local clubs accessible in the community.

Primarily a residential suburb, meaning professional networking hubs are best accessed by commuting toward the city centre or nearby business parks.

Good physical connectivity to major transport corridors and business parks, though digital infrastructure details should be verified by the buyer.