2 Kincora Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3D03W573

The property offers three bedrooms, two reception rooms, and a private rear garden with a lawn, making it very suitable for young children. The surrounding area features excellent local schools and family-friendly amenities such as St. Anne’s Park.

With three bedrooms and multiple reception spaces, teenagers will appreciate having areas to relax. Proximity to Clontarf Promenade, cycle tracks, and local sports facilities provides great recreational options.

The 133 square meter layout provides decent space across two floors and includes a downstairs shower room, though the traditional three-bedroom layout lacks a dedicated independent ground-floor annexe.

While spacious for a single buyer, the asking price of €895,000 and the generous 133 square meter floor area mean it offers more space than a typical starter home, though it is a fantastic long-term investment.

Couples looking for a well-connected home with space to grow will find the dual reception rooms, utility room, and off-street parking extremely appealing in a sought-after coastal suburb.

The property provides manageable proportions and a private rear garden without excessive acreage to maintain. Being close to Clontarf Village and the seafront adds significant appeal for those downsizing from larger rural homes.

The inclusion of a downstairs shower room aids accessibility, and the location is within walking distance of local amenities and public transport. However, stairs are required to reach the main bedrooms and primary bathroom.

With two distinct reception rooms and three bedrooms, there is ample flexibility to set up one or more home office spaces.

The 130 bus route has stops in close proximity providing straightforward access to the City Centre, making hybrid commuting very manageable.

A settled neighbourhood close to local shops, cafes, and healthcare options makes this a comfortable base for retirees.

The presence of a downstairs shower room is a significant advantage for long-term accessibility, though primary sleeping quarters and the main bathroom are upstairs.

The property features a C BER rating, double glazing with new Rationel windows, and manageable outdoor spaces, though some general updating may be desired by a purchaser.

The front features a driveway with off-street parking and a walled garden rather than a private secure gated entry system.

The home is a traditional red brick property with conventional room layouts and period-style features rather than open-plan ultra-minimalism.

The two reception rooms with double doors offer flexibility to use spaces separately or combine them for open-plan living.

As a well-maintained red brick family home on a sought-after established road, it retains classic character alongside modern updates.

Features a C BER rating, a recently installed multi-fuel stove, and full insulation in the attic space, though further retrofitting could enhance energy efficiency.

Includes a private split-level rear garden with lawn, mature planting, storage sheds, a covered side passage, plus a front driveway with off-street parking.

The property features a private split-level rear garden laid predominantly in lawn with mature planting, alongside a walled front garden with a driveway.

Outstanding location for walking enthusiasts, with Clontarf Promenade, local parks like St. Anne’s, and Dollymount Strand all nearby.

The immediate vicinity and wider Clontarf area host various local sports and fitness facilities, though there is no dedicated home gym room built-in.

The Clontarf cycle track is approximately a 5-minute walk from the front door, providing direct and scenic cycling infrastructure.

Clontarf is renowned for its premier golf clubs, including the nearby Royal Dublin and St. Anne's golf courses.

The coastal location offers proximity to the sea and local piers for angling enthusiasts.

While St. Anne's Park and surrounding coastal areas offer some equestrian heritage, dedicated riding stables require travel further afield.

Proximity to Dollymount Strand and the coast makes this an excellent location for water sports such as kitesurfing, sailing, and sea swimming.

Two interconnecting reception rooms, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, and a private rear garden provide great spaces for hosting guests.

Located on a mature and settled residential avenue in Clontarf, the area is generally peaceful, though standard suburban activity and proximity to local transport routes apply.

This is an established urban and suburban coastal setting in Dublin 3, far removed from rural isolation or agricultural surroundings.

Clontarf Village with its selection of restaurants, boutiques, and cafes is within walking distance, offering a strong community village feel within a major city.

Clontarf Promenade, the coastal cycle track, and Dollymount Strand are approximately a 5-minute walk away, delivering exceptional access to the coastline.

Situated in Dublin 3 with the 130 bus route providing easy access to the City Centre, this home combines suburban tranquility with close proximity to urban conveniences.

Clontarf has a very active local community with numerous clubs, societies, and resident associations in a settled neighborhood.

Clontarf Village offers an excellent selection of local cafes, restaurants, and boutiques within easy walking distance.

While local pubs and dining spots are plentiful, vibrant late-night entertainment is more accessible by heading closer to Dublin City Centre.

Numerous local sports clubs, yoga/pilates classes, and wellness groups operate throughout the Clontarf area.

Proximity to Dublin's economic hubs via direct public transport links supports professional networking.

Easy transport links to Dublin's docklands and city centre tech employers ensure good connectivity.