19 Dargle Road, Blackrock, County DublinA94KH98

This four-bedroom semi-detached home offers a large private rear garden and a converted attic playroom, situated within the catchment area for several outstanding primary schools.

With four well-proportioned bedrooms, a converted attic space, and proximity to numerous secondary schools and sports clubs, teenagers will have plenty of independent space and local activities.

The generous 156 sq. m. floor area and converted attic provide flexible spaces, though the two-bathroom setup and semi-detached layout might require minor reconfigurations for true multi-generational comfort.

At 156 sq. m. with four bedrooms, the property is quite large for a single buyer, but the excellent transport links and home office potential offer great long-term value.

Provides ample space for couples looking to grow into a family, featuring great entertaining areas like a separate dining room and large rear garden, plus easy commuting options.

Offers manageable upkeep and single-family comfort close to local village amenities, though the four-bedroom size might be larger than strictly necessary.

While close to local amenities and transport, the two-storey layout with stairs to bedrooms and a converted attic may require consideration for long-term mobility.

Wired for high-speed internet with a dedicated converted attic room and a fourth bedroom both ideally suited for home offices.

Excellent transport links including the 114 bus, nearby N11 bus corridor with frequent services to the city centre, and a short drive to the M50.

Conveniently located near local shops, medical services, and community amenities, though buyers should verify internal layout suitability for aging in place.

Features gas-fired central heating and a C BER rating, with potential for future energy efficiency upgrades.

Extensive private rear garden (approx. 22m x 10.5m) complete with a generous patio, raised deck, garden shed, and a sunny rear patio trap.

Features a convenient downstairs WC and ground-floor living spaces, though buyers should investigate whether multi-level stairs to bedrooms and the attic present long-term accessibility challenges.

Maintained in good condition with a C BER rating, double glazing, and a structured patio garden, though a large garden and older structure will require standard upkeep.

The property features an alarmed system and off-street parking for two cars, but lacks a gated community entrance.

Traditional semi-detached layout with separate rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architectural styling.

Includes a substantial garage with development potential, a converted attic room, and a flexible fourth bedroom offering exceptional adaptability.

A well-maintained mid-20th-century family home rather than a protected period heritage property.

Features a large private rear garden measuring approximately 22m x 10.5m with patio areas and a garden shed, offering wonderful potential for gardening enthusiasts.

A short stroll to Newtown Park, Carysfort Park, Rockfield Park, and local village amenities.

The property includes a large garage with power and laundry facilities that could potentially house home gym equipment, alongside local fitness options.

Accessible suburban location with reasonable connections to surrounding areas and local parks.

Located within a well-established south Dublin residential area with various sporting and leisure facilities nearby.

While coastal proximity offers some marine access, the property is primarily suburban and residential.

Urban and suburban surroundings mean equestrian facilities will require travel further afield.

Proximity to the Dublin coastline via Blackrock provides reasonable access to marine and water activities.

Superb layout for hosting, featuring a separate dining room, modern kitchen, expansive patio, raised deck area, and a large private rear garden.

Located in a popular and quiet residential estate just off Newtown Park Avenue, offering a peaceful suburban environment.

This is a suburban residential setting in Blackrock, County Dublin, far removed from rural isolation.

Within walking distance of both Stillorgan and Blackrock villages, providing an authentic community village feel with local shops and services.

Situated in Blackrock with nearby parks and coastal transport links like the DART station offering easy access to the coastline.

Well-connected via frequent buses and a short drive to the M50 and city centre, balancing suburban calm with urban accessibility.

Located in a popular established residential neighborhood close to local sports clubs like Granada FC, Blackrock Rugby Club, and Kilmacud Crokes.

Within walking distance of the thriving café and restaurant scenes in Blackrock and Stillorgan villages.

Mostly residential neighborhood, though nearby Blackrock and Stillorgan offer local pubs and eateries, with quick transit into Dublin city centre for broader nightlife.

Close to multiple parks, tennis clubs, and local sports facilities promoting an active wellness lifestyle.

Easy access to major employment hubs and the city centre via robust public transport networks.

Property is wired for high-speed internet and offers straightforward commuting routes towards Sandyford and tech employers in Dublin.