19 Riverview, Rowlestown East, Swords, County DublinK67Y5N2

This modern 4-bedroom detached home features a safe cul-de-sac location overlooking a green area, an enclosed west-facing rear garden with a lawn, and an A2 energy rating ensuring a warm, healthy indoor environment, making it exceptional for young families.

With four spacious bedrooms, an additional family room opening to the garden, and proximity to schools and leisure amenities in Swords, teenagers will find plenty of independent space and convenience here.

The 145 m² layout provides four bedrooms and multiple living areas on two floors, though the absence of a ground-floor bedroom means buyers should investigate whether structural modifications could accommodate multi-generational living.

At €645,000 for a 4-bedroom detached house, it offers fantastic space and modern efficiency, though it may exceed the space and budget requirements typical for many single buyers unless sharing or planning for a larger household.

An exceptional choice for couples looking to grow into a home, featuring high-end finishes, an open-plan kitchen/dining layout, and excellent proximity to Dublin Airport and major roadways for commuting.

The property offers modern low-maintenance living with a 2023 build date and an A2 BER, though empty nesters may find managing four bedrooms and a garden more space than strictly necessary.

The contemporary build, underfloor heating, and quiet setting are appealing, but retirees should note that all bedrooms are located on the upper floor, which could impact long-term ageing in place without future modifications.

With four bedrooms, a separate living room, and a family room, there is exceptional flexibility to set up one or more dedicated home offices in a quiet environment.

Conveniently positioned close to the M1 and M50 motorways as well as Dublin Airport, making hybrid commuting into Dublin city or further afield highly practical.

The low-maintenance nature of a 2023 A2-rated build suits retirement well, though stairs to the bedrooms should be considered for long-term comfort.

While the ground floor features wide spaces, underfloor heating, and a guest WC, all bedrooms and full bathrooms are upstairs, presenting challenges for long-term ageing in place without modifications.

Built in 2023 with an A2 BER rating, modern ALUCLAD double-glazed windows, and a mechanical ventilation system, this home requires minimal immediate upkeep.

The property features a private cobbled driveway and a quiet cul-de-sac position, though it is part of an open development rather than a secure gated community.

Clean architectural lines, contemporary finishes, decorative timber flooring, and neutral styling lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

The ground floor seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining, and family room spaces, while the four bedrooms upstairs offer adaptable configurations for family or work needs.

Constructed recently in 2023, this property features contemporary building standards and materials rather than historic period character.

Boasts an impressive A2 BER energy rating, high-efficiency Panasonic boiler, mechanical ventilation system, and superior insulation reflective of modern eco-conscious building.

Offers a private west-facing rear garden complete with a large patio, lawn, external sockets, tap, and dual side passages, plus views over a green area to the front.

Features a private, sunny west-facing rear garden with a lawn, patio, and a timber garden shed equipped with power, providing a solid foundation for keen gardeners.

The quiet cul-de-sac setting and green area views offer pleasant immediate surroundings for casual strolls, with broader walking routes accessible in the wider Swords area.

While there is no home gym built-in, the spacious layout and nearby leisure amenities in Swords provide reasonable opportunities for fitness routines.

The quiet development roads are suitable for getting out on a bike, though cycling commuters will want to map out connecting regional routes toward Swords and Dublin.

The surrounding North County Dublin region hosts several notable golf courses and clubs within a convenient driving radius.

Proximity to local river systems offers potential recreational fishing spots, though buyers should verify local club memberships or public access rights.

The semi-rural nature of the Rowlestown area historically supports equestrian facilities and stables nearby in the North County Dublin countryside.

Being situated inland means dedicated water sports require traveling toward the coast or specialized inland centers.

An ideal home for hosting, featuring an open-plan kitchen/dining area, a separate family room with sliding doors, and a large patio in the west-facing rear garden.

Positioned in a peaceful cul-de-sac within a boutique development of just 26 homes, this property offers an exceptionally quiet and tranquil residential environment.

Located in Rowlestown East, a more pastoral setting near Swords, the area provides a countryside feel while remaining close to suburban infrastructure.

The location captures a close-knit community atmosphere typical of village developments, with local conveniences nearby while maintaining easy access to larger towns.

The location is inland in County Dublin, meaning coastal amenities and beaches are a significant drive away rather than part of the immediate neighborhood.

Set in a boutique residential development, it lacks the hustle, density, and immediate doorstep entertainment of true urban city-center living, relying instead on nearby Swords for major retail.

The boutique development of just 26 homes fosters a tight-knit neighborhood feel conducive to community engagement.

While local rural pockets are quiet, a short drive into Swords provides access to a growing selection of cafes and eateries.

The immediate area is strictly residential and quiet; significant nightlife options are limited locally and require traveling into Swords or Dublin city center.

Access to local wellness groups, community centers, and sports clubs is readily available within the broader Swords municipal area.

The location is primarily residential, meaning professional networking will mostly take place via digital channels or closer to commercial business hubs.

Good road links to Dublin's major business parks and tech corridors via the M1/M50 make physical connectivity feasible, supplemented by modern home workspace potential.