15 Glenwood Road, Raheny, Dublin 5D05T0A5

The property features three bedrooms and a secure rear garden area, making it suitable for young families, though local primary schools and childcare facilities are nearby to verify.

Three bedrooms provide adequate space, and the proximity to the DART station offers independent transport options for teenagers.

At 90 square metres with a single bathroom, space is somewhat limited for multi-generational living, though the large attic space offers potential for conversion subject to planning.

A three-bedroom home provides comfortable accommodation with room for a home office, and the location offers good transit links into Dublin.

Provides a solid layout for couples starting out or downsizing from a larger home, with a garage and off-street parking.

Single-level living is not fully realized here due to upstairs bedrooms, but the manageable size and low-maintenance front drive suit empty nesters looking for a mature neighborhood.

While the area is mature with established amenities and a 20-minute walk to the DART, buyers should note the stairs to the bedrooms and bathroom.

The three-bedroom layout allows for a dedicated home office setup, though broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.

Conveniently located within a 20-minute walk to Raheny DART station and local bus routes, facilitating easy commutes into the city.

A mature residential area with good local healthcare and community amenities, ideal for retirees.

Features stairs between floors and a single upstairs shower room, which may require modification for long-term ageing in place.

Cobblelock front drive and manageable footprint reduce exterior maintenance demands.

Includes a burglar alarm system and a garage accessed via a gated rear laneway, though the front is open to the street.

Traditional 3-bedroom layout with conventional room divisions rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Standard layout with separate lounge and dining rooms, plus a large attic space offering potential for future conversion.

A solidly built mature residence, though not classified as a protected historic heritage home.

The property carries an E BER rating, indicating that energy efficiency upgrades should be investigated by the buyer.

Includes a cobblelock front drive, a rear garage with electric door, and outdoor space including an outside WC.

Includes a cobblelock front drive and outdoor areas, though garden space is modest and buyers should inspect the exact plot layout.

Walking distance to local cafes, gyms, St. Anne's Park, and the coastal promenade, making it ideal for walking enthusiasts.

The listing notes walking distance to a local gym, and the property includes a garage which could potentially be adapted for fitness equipment.

Proximity to the coastal promenade cycle track makes this an excellent location for cycling enthusiasts.

Several sports clubs and likely golf courses are situated within the wider Raheny and North Dublin area.

Coastal proximity provides reasonable access to coastal fishing spots, though transport may be required.

St. Anne's Park offers some recreational amenities, but dedicated equestrian facilities would require further travel.

Proximity to Dollymount strand and the coast supports water sports such as kitesurfing and swimming.

Features a lounge and dining room layout suitable for hosting guests, complemented by an outdoor rear area and garage.

Situated on a tree-lined avenue in a mature residential location, offering a generally peaceful suburban environment.

This is a suburban residential setting within Dublin 5, far removed from rural living.

Proximity to local cafes and neighborhood shops provides a friendly, community-oriented feel reminiscent of village living.

St. Anne's Park, the coastal promenade, cycle track, and Dollymount beach are nearby, offering great access to coastal amenities.

Well-connected to Dublin city via bus routes and the DART station, offering good access to urban conveniences.

Established mature residential estate with active local sports clubs and community groups.

Walking distance to local establishments like the Perfect Day Cafe.

Primarily a quiet suburban neighborhood, requiring travel into central Dublin for extensive nightlife.

Proximity to gyms, parks, and local community clubs supports health and wellness activities.

Primarily residential, meaning professional networking would likely require travel to tech hubs or the city center.

Good transport links to Dublin's commercial and tech centers via the DART and bus network.