192 Kildare Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12D12X9E4

The property is located in a family-oriented area close to local schools, parks, and sports facilities, making it convenient for young families.

With three compact bedrooms and limited overall floor area of 63 m², space may feel tight for teenagers, though the proximity to the city centre and transport links is a plus.

At 63 m² with only one bathroom and two to three small bedrooms, the property lacks the spatial capacity required for comfortable multi-generational living.

The affordable asking price of €329,000 and proximity to the Red Luas line and city centre make this an accessible and convenient option for single buyers.

Offers a manageable footprint with a nice living room and kitchen/dining space, well-suited for couples starting out or downsizing.

The manageable size and single-level convenience aspects (though it has stairs) offer a relatively low-maintenance footprint, close to local amenities and shopping.

While local amenities are within walking distance, the presence of stairs and a G BER rating might require future investments in insulation and accessibility updates.

With 2-3 bedrooms, a spare room can be used as a home office, though broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.

Outstanding connectivity with the Red Luas line, M50 road network, and Naas Road providing easy access to the city centre.

Good access to local services, though the G BER rating and heating setup should be investigated regarding future energy efficiency and comfort.

The property features stairs and an extended downstairs bathroom, but substantial adaptations would likely be required for long-term ageing in place.

A smaller 63 m² footprint reduces cleaning and upkeep, though the G BER rating indicates potential need for energy efficiency upgrades.

This is an open-access suburban home located in a cul-de-sac without a secure gated entry system.

The compact layout naturally lends itself to minimalist living due to limited square footage.

Currently set as 3 bedrooms from an original 2-bedroom layout, offering some layout flexibility within its small footprint.

Standard mid-20th-century suburban housing stock rather than a protected or notable heritage property.

The property carries a G BER rating, indicating poor energy efficiency that would benefit from significant ecological and insulation upgrades.

Benefits from a large side entrance, though the exact size and usability of the rear outdoor area should be inspected by the buyer.

Features a large side entrance and outdoor space, though the exact garden dimensions are modest and would require buyer verification.

Local parks, schools, cafes, and shopping facilities are all within walking distance.

Leisure facilities are available nearby in the surrounding Crumlin and KCR areas.

Flat suburban terrain provides reasonable cycling connectivity into the city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods.

There are standard suburban recreation facilities nearby, though dedicated golf courses require a short drive.

The location is heavily urbanised with limited immediate access to prominent fishing spots.

An urban residential setting with no immediate equestrian facilities nearby.

Inland Dublin location means water sports require travel to coastal areas or reservoirs.

Features a decent-sized living room and kitchen/dining room, though overall indoor entertaining space is constrained by the 63 m² floor area.

Situated in a cosy cul-de-sac location which helps reduce passing traffic noise, providing a quieter residential environment.

Located in Crumlin, a heavily urbanised and built-up area of Dublin, offering an entirely suburban/city experience rather than rural.

Proximity to local shops, cafes, and schools on Walkinstown Road provides a community-focused village feel within the broader city.

The property is landlocked in Dublin 12, far from coastal areas.

Excellent urban access with close proximity to the Red Luas line, M50, and Dublin city centre.

Established residential neighbourhood with active local schools, sports facilities, and community amenities.

Cafes and restaurants are within walking distance in the surrounding Crumlin and KCR areas.

Local amenities are more family-oriented, requiring a short trip into Dublin city centre for extensive nightlife.

Recreation and sports facilities are nearby, supporting local health and pilates & stretching groups.

Proximity to the city centre makes it convenient for professionals attending networking events.

Easy transport links to Dublin's primary commercial and tech districts, though home internet infrastructure should be verified.