12 Larkfield Grove, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6WD6WYX36

The property offers four bedrooms, a secure and very large c. 79 ft long rear garden with direct access to a green space, and proximity to local national schools such as Scoil Mol3ga and Harold’s Cross National School.

With four bedrooms and an extended living layout, there is plenty of space for growing families. The nearby bus routes and proximity to secondary schools add to the convenience.

The substantial 156 m² floor area and multiple reception rooms provide good separation of space, though the single bathroom configuration on the upper floor may require scheduling coordination.

A four-bedroom house of 156 m² might exceed space and maintenance needs for a single buyer, but the location near multiple urban villages makes it attractive for those wanting long-term potential.

Provides ample room for couples planning to expand their family, offering multiple reception areas, a sunroom, and a large garden close to city amenities.

The generous garden and quiet location are appealing, though the four-bedroom size and an F energy rating mean buyers might want to budget for future retrofitting and maintenance.

While the single-story wet room downstairs aids accessibility, the overall size of the 156 m² property and stairs to bedrooms require consideration for long-term ageing in place.

The generous 156 m² layout with multiple reception rooms allows for dedicated home office setups.

Conveniently serviced by numerous bus routes on Larkfield Park providing direct access to the city centre and Euston Station, with accessible M50 links.

Close-knit community feel and village amenities nearby, though prospective buyers should investigate potential upgrade costs related to the F energy rating.

Includes a ground-floor wet room which aids accessibility, though stairs to the four upstairs bedrooms require consideration for long-term mobility.

The large c. 79 ft garden, greenhouse, and chicken coop require active upkeep, and the property carries an F energy rating which may prompt efficiency upgrades.

Features off-street parking to the front, but lacks a gated or enclosed secure compound entry.

Characterised by traditional family home features like ceiling coving, open/gas fireplaces, and established solid wood finishes rather than minimalist architecture.

An extended layout featuring multiple reception rooms, a sunroom, a ground-floor wet room, and a walk-in pantry offering versatile living options.

A substantial and established extended property with traditional features, though not officially classified as a protected heritage structure.

Features impressive homegrown infrastructure including multiple vegetable patches, a greenhouse, and a chicken coop, though offset by an F energy rating.

Highlights a superb c. 79 ft long private rear garden complete with a paved patio, mature trees, a greenhouse, vegetable patches, and a rear gate opening onto green space.

An exceptional setup featuring a c. 79 ft long garden complete with numerous vegetable patches, a greenhouse, a chicken coop, and a wide variety of plants, trees, and shrubs.

Abundant local recreational green spaces within walking distance, including Priory Road Park, Harold’s Cross Park, Mount Argus Park, and Eamonn Ceannt Park.

Proximity to surrounding villages ensures good access to local fitness facilities and wellness amenities.

Flat suburban roads and manageable distances into the city centre make cycling a viable commuting and recreational option.

While local clubs are accessible across the south Dublin region, the immediate area is primarily residential and urban.

Limited direct access to prominent fishing spots in this heavily built-up residential neighbourhood.

An urban and suburban environment with little to no immediate equestrian facilities nearby.

Inland location means traveling towards Dublin Bay or local pools/clubs is necessary for water sports.

Features multiple reception spaces including a lounge, dining room, living room, sunroom, and an expansive c. 79 ft private rear garden ideal for hosting guests.

Positioned on a quiet road within a popular area, boasting a tranquil and private rear garden overlooking a green space.

Located in an established urban setting in Dublin 6W, though the extensive vegetable patches, greenhouse, and chicken coop offer a suburban homestead feel.

Within easy walking distance to the vibrant villages of Harold’s Cross, Kimmage, Terenure, and Rathgar, offering local shops, cafes, and bars.

The property is situated inland in a residential south Dublin suburb with no direct proximity to the coast.

Offers convenient access to Dublin city centre with numerous direct bus routes on Larkfield Park and nearby M50 access.

A well-established neighbourhood with active local schools, parks, and residents associations across Harold’s Cross and Terenure.

Close to popular local spots including Grian café, Pickles café, The Arty Baker, and Zero-Zero Pizza.

A selection of local neighbourhood bars and eateries within walking distance, with rapid access to the wider nightlife of Dublin city centre.

Plentiful local parks and nearby village hubs support community health, fitness, and pilates & stretching groups.

Easy commuting links to the city centre ensure professionals can easily tap into wider networking events and hubs.

Strong connectivity to Dublin's major business and technology districts via established public transport corridors.