125 New Ireland Road, Rialto, Dublin 8D08A6KD

The property features three well-proportioned bedrooms and an exceptional 80 ft south-facing rear garden, ideal for children to play, though the current BER rating of F and need for modernization mean buyers should verify insulation and heating.

With two separate reception rooms and close proximity to the city centre via the Luas stop just 600m away, teenagers have both independent transport access and living space, though the single bathroom might require scheduling.

The 82 sq. m. layout with one bathroom and three bedrooms offers limited independent living zones for multiple generations without substantial extension work, subject to planning permission.

An exciting fixer-upper opportunity for single buyers looking to put their own stamp on a home near the city centre, supported by excellent public transport links including nearby Luas and bus routes.

Provides a fantastic long-term project for couples wanting to modernise and extend an urban home with a large garden, close to local cafes, restaurants, and amenities.

The manageable footprint of 82 sq. m. could suit empty nesters wanting to downsize to an established urban area, though the property requires significant upgrading given its F BER rating.

While the location offers great convenience to healthcare facilities like St James's Hospital and local village amenities, retirees should note the property requires extensive modernization and currently holds an F BER rating.

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

Exceptional commuter logistics with the Rialto Luas stop approximately 600m away, bus routes within a 5-minute walk, and Heuston Station roughly 1.3km away.

Suitability for retirees depends on modernization plans, but the proximity to healthcare campuses like St James's and the National Children's Hospital is a notable practical advantage.

Currently a traditional 1950s two-storey layout, though it offers a blank canvas for buyers wanting to design a minimalist interior.

The two-storey layout and single upstairs bathroom present challenges for long-term ageing in place without structural adaptations.

Requires significant renovation and upgrading, evidenced by the F BER rating and traditional structure requiring modernization.

Features traditional off-street parking rather than a secure gated community setup.

Two separate reception rooms and an expansive rear garden offer excellent potential to redesign and extend, subject to planning permission.

Built around the 1950s with a traditional façade, offering period character potential rather than protected historic heritage status.

The current F BER rating indicates poor energy efficiency, meaning substantial eco-retrofitting work will be necessary.

A standout feature is the exceptional 80 ft south-facing rear garden, providing rare and extensive private outdoor space so close to the city centre.

The standout feature is the exceptional south-facing rear garden extending to approximately 80 ft, offering a rare amount of outdoor space for keen gardeners.

Great walking opportunities nearby, including the Grand Canal, St James's Walk, and the Phoenix Park, alongside walkable access to local village amenities.

Urban location provides good access to various fitness facilities and health groups throughout Dublin 8 and the city centre.

Flat urban topography makes cycling into the city centre and surrounding areas highly viable and convenient.

While centrally located, local golf courses will require short drives or public transport connections out from the inner city.

Limited direct fishing opportunities nearby, though the Grand Canal is close by for casual waterside walks.

An inner-city residential location with no immediate equestrian facilities on the doorstep.

Proximity to the Grand Canal offers scenic appeal, but major water sports require traveling towards the coast or designated inland activity centers.

Features two separate reception rooms and an expansive 80 ft south-facing garden that provides fantastic potential for outdoor hosting and entertaining.

Located in an established residential area within easy reach of the city centre and major transport hubs, offering a neighbourhood feel rather than absolute rural or suburban quietness.

This is an urban property situated in Rialto, Dublin 8, offering city convenience rather than rural isolation.

Benefit from a strong sense of community with Rialto Village right on the doorstep, alongside local businesses, independent cafes, and restaurants.

The property is located inland in Dublin 8, well away from coastal areas.

Superbly positioned within easy reach of Dublin city centre, The Liberties, Francis Street, and excellent transport infrastructure including the Luas and multiple bus routes.

Rialto benefits from an established sense of community and active local village life on the doorstep.

Close proximity to Rialto Village, The Liberties, and Francis Street brings an ever-growing mix of independent cafes, restaurants, and local businesses.

Easy access to the varied nightlife and entertainment options of Dublin 8 and the wider city centre.

Proximity to major medical hubs, local parks, and urban wellness amenities supports an active lifestyle.

Central Dublin location facilitates easy networking and professional engagement across the city.

Excellent public transport links provide seamless connectivity to major commercial and tech employment hubs across Dublin.