13 Orlagh Avenue, Scholarstown Road, Dublin 16, DublinD16W8E8

This 3-bedroom semi-detached home features a secure walled rear garden and is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac adjacent to a large open green space, making it exceptionally safe and ideal for young children. Excellent Montessori, primary, and secondary schools like St. Colmcille's are within walking distance.

The property includes a massive custom-designed garden house installed in 2021 with vaulted ceilings, adding c.215 sqft of flexible extra space that teenagers can use as a hangout or study area. Proximity to Dublin bus routes (15, 49, 65b, 75, 175) also offers good independence.

While the main house has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (including an ensuite and guest WC), it is a standard semi-detached layout. However, the separate 215 sqft garden house offers great potential for extended family use, though buyers should verify planning permissions and suitability for full-time independent living.

In absolute turnkey condition following substantial upgrades in 2020, this property requires no immediate work. It offers great space and a garden house, though a 3-bedroom house might exceed space needs for a single buyer unless they plan for a home office or guests.

An exceptional choice for couples looking to settle down, featuring a high-end contemporary kitchen with quartz countertops and a kitchen island, modern gas central heating with HIVE controls, and a luxurious master ensuite bedroom.

The home is easy to maintain, fully upgraded, and located in a quiet, peaceful cul-de-sac. The single-level garden house provides a wonderful hobby or relaxation room away from the main house, though stairs are present for the upper bedrooms.

The property benefits from a quiet suburban setting close to local shops and SuperValu Knocklyon, with good healthcare access nearby. Note that it is a 2-storey house with upstairs bedrooms, so buyers should consider long-term mobility needs.

The inclusion of a separate, light-bright 215 sqft garden house with high vaulted ceilings built in 2021 provides an exceptional standalone home office setup isolated from the main living quarters.

The M50 motorway is within a quarter of a mile, and multiple frequent bus routes (nos. 15, 49, 65b, 75, 175) provide convenient links to Dublin City Centre, UCD, and Citywest.

Quiet cul-de-sac setting, close proximity to local medical services, SuperValu shopping center, and community amenities make it a comfortable retirement option, subject to personal preference for a two-storey layout.

The home is presented in pristine, move-in condition with modern amenities, but features a standard two-storey layout with stairs leading to all three bedrooms and the main bathroom.

Substantially upgraded in 2020 with a contemporary kitchen, modern gas central heating with HIVE controls, triple-glazed patio doors, and quality finishes meaning minimal upkeep is required for years to come.

The property is an open semi-detached home in a quiet cul-de-sac with a front driveway and a wall-enclosed rear garden, rather than part of a gated community.

Features clean contemporary lines, shaker-style cabinetry, quartz countertops, and wide-plank laminate wood flooring, though it retains traditional decorative wood wall paneling and a feature fireplace.

Features a flowing ground-floor layout from the living room to the kitchen/dining area, plus the massive standalone garden house providing highly flexible auxiliary space.

This is a modern, substantially upgraded contemporary property with an all-red brick front facade rather than a period or historical heritage home.

Achieves a strong B BER rating, benefiting from modern gas heating with HIVE smart controls, triple-glazed patio doors, and excellent overall energy efficiency insulation standards.

Includes a mature front driveway parking area for two cars, an adjacent large open communal green space, a wall-enclosed rear garden with a natural grass lawn, and a custom-designed 215 sqft garden house.

Features a front garden with a partially gravelled driveway providing ample parking, and a wall-enclosed rear garden with a newly laid natural grass lawn, plus a large garden house.

Situated right at the foothills of the Dublin Mountains with a great choice of parks and woodland walks nearby, including Marlay Park, St Enda's Park, Masseys Wood, Cruagh Wood, and The Hellfire Club.

While commercial gym facilities require a short drive or bus trip into surrounding areas like Rathfarnham or Dundrum, the large 215 sqft garden house offers an ideal private space to set up a home gym.

The quiet cul-de-sac location is great for setting off, and nearby parks and foothill roads offer scenic routes, though cycling into central Dublin involves navigating busy arterial routes.

Exceptionally well-placed for golf enthusiasts, being close to both Rathfarnham Golf Club and The Grange Golf Club.

The property is situated in a suburban residential neighborhood with no major fishing lakes or rivers immediately adjacent.

Proximity to the Dublin Mountains foothills provides general access to equestrian routes and nearby riding facilities in the wider South Dublin area.

Inland suburban location with no immediate access to rivers suitable for water sports, lakes, or the coast.

Boasts a wonderful open-flow ground floor connecting a living room with a feature fireplace to a high-spec kitchen/dining room with triple-glazed glass patio doors, plus a massive custom-designed garden house for hosting guests.

Positioned right at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and adjacent to a large open communal green space, the location offers exceptional peace, privacy, and minimal traffic disruption.

Located in a suburban setting in Dublin 16, it is near the foothills of the Dublin Mountains and local woodland walks, giving a semi-rural feel while remaining firmly suburban.

Knocklyon provides a strong community feel with local shops, schools, and neighborhood amenities within walking distance, creating a comfortable village-like atmosphere within the suburbs.

The property is located inland in South Dublin, far from the coast and marine amenities.

Dublin City Centre is easily accessible via multiple nearby bus routes (15, 49, 65b, 75), and the M50 motorway is within a quarter of a mile, ensuring strong connectivity to the wider urban area.

Proximity to local sports clubs, community parks, and outdoor walking trails supports active health and wellness groups.

Active local community supported by nearby neighborhood hubs, schools, local sporting clubs like Ballyboden St Enda's GAA and Knocklyon United FC.

Local conveniences and shopping centers provide basic café options, though richer café cultures are found slightly further away in Rathfarnham or Dundrum Town Centre.

The immediate area is a quiet residential suburb. Heavy nightlife options are limited locally and require traveling into central Dublin or nearby major town centers.

Primarily a residential family suburb, meaning formal business networking opportunities will require commuting toward tech or business hubs in the city.

While easy road and bus access connects to Dublin's commercial and tech centers, the immediate location is purely residential.