17 Talbot Hall, Thornleigh, Swords, County DublinK67RR04

Very well suited for couples, providing a manageable first-floor layout, open-plan living, two balconies, and two bathrooms.

The apartment has two bedrooms which can accommodate young children, though apartment living lacks private garden space and has limitations on indoor storage for family gear.

With two bedrooms and 64 m² of space, living with teenagers could feel quite cramped, offering little privacy for growing youths.

A 64 m² two-bedroom apartment is fundamentally unsuited for multi-generational living due to lack of separate living areas and space.

An excellent layout for a single buyer, offering a main bedroom with en-suite, a second bedroom for guests or a home office, and convenient proximity to local village amenities.

First-floor apartment living offers a manageable lifestyle for empty nesters, though buyers should verify if there is lift access in the building.

The apartment is manageable in size, but retirees should verify stair and elevator access since it is situated on the first floor.

The second bedroom provides a great option for a home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in the area.

Situated in Swords with local services and transport links, making it reasonably practical for hybrid commuters.

Low-maintenance apartment living suits retirement, subject to verifying building access features such as lifts.

First-floor location means stairs may become a challenge later in life unless a lift is installed in the building, which buyers should verify.

As a 64 m² apartment, maintenance is generally lower than a traditional house, though management fees and communal upkeep apply.

Features permit surface car parking and underground parking, but buyers should verify the exact security measures and entry controls for the development.

The open-plan layout and compact footprint lend themselves well to a minimalist lifestyle.

With a fixed 64 m² apartment layout featuring two bedrooms and one open-plan living space, flexibility for structural changes is minimal.

This is a modern residential development apartment, not a heritage or period property.

The property carries a BER rating of C, indicating average energy efficiency with potential room for future upgrades.

Lacks a private garden, but benefits from two balconies off the living room and main bedroom, plus proximity to the Broadmeadow river walk.

As a first-floor apartment with two balconies, gardening is limited to potted plants rather than traditional gardening.

Positioned adjacent to the Broadmeadow river walk and within walking distance of local shops and town centre amenities.

Conveniently located a short stroll from a local gym in Applewood Village.

The suburban location allows for cycling, though buyers should verify secure bike storage facilities within the apartment development.

General accessibility to the wider Swords area suggests regional golf courses are reachable, though not directly on the doorstep.

Proximity to the Broadmeadow river offers potential local interest, though specific fishing permits and access should be verified.

An apartment setting in a residential development offers no direct facilities or space for horse riding.

Inland suburban location with no immediate water sports facilities, though coastal areas of North Dublin are reachable by transport.

Features an open-plan living and dining area with dual aspect and two balconies, though overall space is constrained at 64 m².

Located in a residential development close to a village and local amenities, offering a reasonably peaceful environment while still being near populated hubs.

This is an urban/suburban apartment setting with zero rural characteristics.

Situated just a short stroll from Applewood Village, providing immediate access to local shops, cafes, restaurants, and a gym.

While located in County Dublin, the property is suburban and not directly positioned on the coast.

Offers convenient suburban-urban living with local amenities, services, and transport links close at hand in Swords.

Proximity to Applewood Village provides opportunities to engage with local community groups and neighborhood services.

A short stroll to Applewood Village which offers a variety of local cafes and restaurants.

Local amenities include some eateries and cafes, but vibrant nightlife options would likely require traveling further into Swords town centre.

Proximity to a local gym and the Broadmeadow river walk supports health and wellness activities.

Primarily a residential suburban neighborhood with limited dedicated professional networking hubs on-site.

Located in Swords with reasonable access to Dublin transport networks, though specific tech-hub proximity is moderate.