116 Springhill Avenue, Deansgrange, Blackrock, County DublinA94WY01

The property features three well-proportioned bedrooms and a substantial 80ft rear garden with plenty of room for children to play, alongside close proximity to top-tier local primary and secondary schools.

With three bedrooms, a converted attic suitable for study or hobby space, and independent living areas, teenagers will find plenty of room to grow and study.

The extended layout and converted attic provide flexible spaces, though the semi-detached layout and single kitchen setup limit absolute independence for multiple generations.

At €895,000 for a spacious 185 m² house, it offers great long-term potential, though it may exceed the space and budget needs of a typical single buyer.

An exceptional turnkey opportunity for couples planning for the future, offering generous living space and home office capabilities for hybrid work.

The generous 185 m² floor area and large 80ft garden provide fantastic space, though buyers looking to downsize might find the maintenance of a large garden and multiple rooms more than necessary.

The single-level ground floor and off-street parking are convenient, but the multi-story layout with stairs to bedrooms and a converted attic requires ongoing management.

The bright converted attic with built-in eaves storage and two Velux windows serves perfectly as a dedicated home office or study.

Conveniently positioned close to the N11 Quality Bus Corridor, M50 motorway, and local DART stations for efficient commuting.

Well-suited for active retirees wanting comfort and proximity to local amenities, though the two-story layout involves stairs.

Features a downstairs guest WC, but the property requires navigating stairs to reach bedrooms and the converted attic.

The front features a generous pebbled driveway for 4-5 cars and the rear includes a low-maintenance synthetic grass patio area.

The property has an open, generous off-street driveway rather than a secure gated entry system.

While the extension offers a modern open-plan kitchen and dining area, the overall semi-detached footprint retains a traditional layout.

Highly versatile layout featuring an open-plan extension, three bedrooms, and a fully converted attic space suitable for multiple uses.

This is an extended semi-detached house with modern upgrades rather than a traditional period heritage home.

Fitted with gas-fired central heating and double-glazed windows, achieving a BER rating of D, which buyers may want to upgrade for better energy efficiency.

Outstanding outdoor provision featuring an unusually expansive 80ft rear garden and a large low-maintenance front driveway.

The standout feature is an impressive 80ft long rear garden offering endless room for gardening enthusiasts, complemented by a Barna shed.

Great location for walking enthusiasts with nearby parks like Carysfort Park and accessible coastal walks along Dublin Bay.

Surrounding residential hubs offer local fitness amenities and the converted attic provides space for a home gym setup.

Good suburban connectivity allows for accessible cycling routes toward the coast and surrounding Blackrock areas.

South County Dublin features several established golf clubs within a reasonable driving distance.

While coastal proximity offers marine access, inland fishing options require travel outside the immediate Blackrock area.

Urban and suburban Blackrock has limited local equestrian facilities, requiring travel to outer county areas.

Proximity to Dublin Bay makes this an ideal location for those interested in coastal water sports and sailing.

The light-filled ground-floor extension with an open-plan kitchen and dining area, combined with a synthetic turf patio, makes entertaining effortless.

Situated in a desirable residential enclave in Blackrock, offering a peaceful suburban atmosphere while remaining well-connected.

This is a firmly suburban residential location close to Dublin hubs, offering none of the isolation or acreage associated with rural living.

Close proximity to Blackrock Village and Newtownpark Avenue amenities provides a strong community and village-style local convenience.

The property benefits from coastal proximity, being minutes away from coastal walks along Dublin Bay.

Excellent transport links via the N11 Quality Bus Corridor and local DART stations provide fast access to Dublin City Centre.

Established residential enclave with active local schools, community groups, and neighborhood associations.

Minutes away from the vibrant café and dining scene in Blackrock Village and Newtownpark Avenue.

Local pubs and dining are available nearby, though more extensive nightlife options require a trip into Dublin City Centre.

Proximity to local parks and community centers supports access to various pilates & stretching and fitness groups.

Good connectivity to business hubs across South Dublin and easy transit access to the city center.

Excellent transport links and home office readiness make it easy to plug into Dublin's tech and corporate employment centers.