131 The Stiles Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3D03C5C3

The property features four bedrooms and a private west-facing rear garden laid predominantly in lawn, providing a safe outdoor space for young children. The mature and settled area of Clontarf also boasts an abundance of excellent schools in the immediate vicinity.

With four well-proportioned bedrooms and close proximity to the DART, St. Anne's Park, and local amenities, teenagers will appreciate the independence and excellent transport links to the city centre.

The 121 sq m semi-detached home offers four bedrooms, but the layout is traditional with one family bathroom and a separate WC, which may require adaptation or extension to comfortably suit multi-generational living.

A 4-bedroom property at an asking price of €925,000 provides ample space, though the home is in need of modernisation and upgrading, which requires additional investment beyond the purchase price.

Offers generous living accommodation with two reception rooms and a garage, making it an appealing long-term prospect for couples looking to upgrade and put their own stamp on a home in a prime location.

The mature, settled location and proximity to Clontarf village and the seafront are highly attractive, though the four-bedroom house and garden maintenance might exceed the space needs of empty nesters.

The property is situated in a highly desirable, well-serviced area close to local amenities and healthcare options, but the home requires modernisation, and buyers should investigate potential costs to make it fully suitable for ageing in place.

The four-bedroom layout allows ample room to set up a dedicated home office space, complemented by a quiet suburban atmosphere.

With two DART stations within walking distance and a quality bus corridor on Clontarf Road, commuting into the city centre is exceptionally convenient.

The settled community, access to parks, and local village amenities make it a comfortable area for retirees, though the home requires updating.

The property currently features a two-storey layout with upstairs bathrooms and bedrooms, meaning modifications would likely be needed to facilitate long-term ageing in place.

The listing notes the property is in need of modernisation and upgrading, carrying an E BER rating, which indicates that significant energy efficiency and maintenance works should be investigated by the buyer.

Features secure off-street parking and a hedged front garden, but lacks a gated entry system.

The home currently reflects a more traditional semi-detached layout with separate rooms, rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Comprises two reception rooms, kitchen, utility, garage, and four bedrooms across 121 sq m, offering a solid footprint for reconfiguration during modernisation.

Located in a mature, established neighborhood, though the house itself is a standard mid-20th-century semi-detached build rather than a protected heritage structure.

The property currently holds an E BER rating, indicating that extensive thermal and energy upgrades are needed to achieve a modern ecological standard.

Includes a private west-facing rear garden laid in lawn with mature planting, an adjoining 14 sq m garage, and off-street parking at the front.

Features a private west-facing rear garden with mature planting and a hedged front garden, offering plenty of scope for keen gardeners.

Proximity to St. Anne’s Park, Dollymount Strand, and the Clontarf Promenade provides exceptional opportunities for daily walks.

The area is well-serviced with local sporting facilities and fitness options in Clontarf and surrounding suburbs.

The Clontarf cycle track is nearby, offering dedicated cycling infrastructure connected to the seafront and city routes.

Clontarf is renowned for its premier local golf clubs, including the nearby Royal Dublin and St. Anne's golf courses.

Proximity to the coast offers sea angling opportunities along the Dublin Bay coastline.

While there are equestrian amenities accessible further out, this is primarily an urban setting, though St. Anne's Park historically hosted local equine activities.

Dollymount Strand is a well-known spot for kite-surfing, windsurfing, and other coastal water sports.

The ground floor features separate living and dining rooms alongside a kitchen and a west-facing rear garden, ideal for hosting guests once modernised.

Located on a mature and settled residential road in Clontarf, offering a relatively peaceful suburban environment while remaining well-connected.

This is a firmly urban/suburban setting in Dublin 3, far removed from rural living characteristics.

Both Killester and Clontarf Villages, with their excellent selection of restaurants, boutiques, and local services, are nearby and easily accessible.

Clontarf Promenade, the coastal cycle track, and Dollymount Strand are all located nearby, offering fantastic access to seaside amenities.

The location provides efficient links to the City Centre via a quality bus corridor on the Clontarf Road and two nearby DART stations.

Clontarf has a very active, mature, and tight-knit community with numerous local clubs, associations, and volunteer groups.

The proximity to Clontarf and Killester Villages ensures a great selection of local cafes, restaurants, and social spots.

While local pubs and dining spots are available, heavier nightlife options require a short trip into the nearby Dublin City Centre.

Numerous local sports clubs, fitness groups, and wellness facilities operate in and around the Clontarf area.

Easy access to the city centre provides strong professional networking potential, while local business associations are active.

Excellent public transport links to the city centre ensure straightforward commutes to Dublin's major tech and corporate hubs.