140 Old County Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12D12Y91W

The property features three bedrooms and a south-east facing rear garden, making it a suitable environment for young children, though buyers should verify the local childcare availability and school places.

With three bedrooms and good access to public transport into the city centre, teenagers will find the location convenient, though indoor living space is relatively compact at 71 square metres.

At 71 square metres with only one bathroom, the current layout is somewhat limited for multi-generational living, though the large side garden offers potential to extend subject to planning permission.

A charming three-bedroom red brick home in good decorative condition, well-connected to the city centre, offering a comfortable space for single buyers with room to grow.

An ideal starter or long-term home for couples, offering stylish interiors, a bright kitchen/dining area, and excellent potential for future extension.

The property offers manageable maintenance and a single bathroom, appealing to empty nesters looking to downsize to an established residential area close to local amenities.

Located close to local shops and bus routes with a low-maintenance garden, though buyers should note the presence of stairs between the ground floor and the three bedrooms.

The three-bedroom layout allows for a dedicated home office space, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in the area.

Well-positioned with easy access to bus routes into Dublin city centre, making hybrid commuting convenient.

Convenient access to local amenities and public transport makes daily life accessible for retirees, though the presence of stairs should be considered.

The home is manageable in size with local amenities nearby, but the presence of a single upstairs bathroom and stairs may require future adaptation for ageing in place.

Presented in excellent decorative condition with a rear garden designed for ease of maintenance, though a D2 BER rating indicates potential energy efficiency upgrades may be desired.

The property features off-street parking but lacks a secure gated entry system.

Features characterful 1940s red brick proportions and timber floors rather than strict minimalist architecture, though interiors are stylish and well-maintained.

The layout includes an extended kitchen/dining area and three bedrooms, with a large side garden offering exciting potential for further architectural expansion subject to planning permission.

A charming 1940s red brick home retaining period character, bay windows, and proportions typical of its era.

The property has a D2 BER rating and gas-fired central heating, meaning buyers wishing to improve ecological efficiency should budget for insulation or renewable energy upgrades.

Benefits from a sunny south-east facing rear garden with a large shed, plus a rare and generous side garden providing exceptional outdoor space and potential.

The property includes a sunny south-east facing rear garden and a large side space, offering good potential for gardening enthusiasts despite being designed for ease of maintenance.

Good pedestrian access to local shops, schools, and surrounding suburban areas, with various recreational amenities nearby.

Buyers should verify the exact distance to local fitness centres and gyms, though the established suburban location generally provides good access to health facilities.

The location offers relatively straightforward cycling routes into the city centre and surrounding areas, though buyers should check local bike lane infrastructure.

Proximity to local sporting clubs suggests reasonable access to nearby golf facilities in the wider Dublin area.

The property is in an urban residential area with no immediate access to fishing spots.

Urban setting with limited immediate access to equestrian facilities.

Inland location with no immediate proximity to water sports venues.

The extended kitchen/dining area with French doors opening onto the south-east facing rear garden provides an ideal setup for hosting and entertaining guests.

Situated on an established suburban road in Crumlin, residents can expect typical urban neighbourhood activity rather than complete rural quiet.

This is a firmly suburban residential location within Dublin 12, offering no rural characteristics.

Proximity to local amenities in Crumlin, Kimmage, and Walkinstown provides a community-focused village feel within the suburban setting.

The property is located inland in Dublin and has no coastal proximity.

Excellent access to the city centre via multiple bus routes and close proximity to local shops, restaurants, and amenities.

Established residential neighbourhood with active local communities, sporting clubs, and community amenities.

Crumlin, Kimmage, and Walkinstown offer a good selection of local cafés and restaurants within easy reach.

Local pubs and amenities are available nearby, with quick transport links to the extensive nightlife of Dublin city centre.

Proximity to local community hubs and sporting clubs supports participation in health and wellness groups.

Good connectivity to the city centre provides strong access to professional networking events and business hubs.

Close proximity to Dublin city centre ensures excellent access to major tech employers and hubs, subject to verifying home internet connectivity.