2 The Mews, Kensington Lodge, Rochestown Avenue, Dun LaoghaireA96V002

The property offers two well-sized bedrooms and a secure gated entrance, making it safe for young families, though the two-story layout and proximity to communal areas mean supervision is needed.

Both bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms, providing great independence and privacy for teenagers sharing the home.

With 83 square metres spread across two bedrooms, space is somewhat limited for multi-generational living, despite the ensuite facilities.

An ideal setup for a single buyer seeking a contemporary, low-maintenance home with excellent community features and strong transport links.

Perfect for couples, featuring an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area that opens onto a private patio, ideal for entertaining and modern living.

Low maintenance design, underfloor heating, and a secure gated entrance make this an appealing option for empty nesters looking to downsize.

While the property offers a secure and manageable footprint, buyers should note the stairs between the ground-floor living areas and the bedrooms when considering ageing in place.

The entrance hall is wired for internet, and the bright living spaces provide a comfortable environment for working from home.

Excellent transport links including the DART and Dublin Bus services make hybrid commuting to the city centre very convenient.

A secure, manageable home with good community ties, though stairs should be considered for long-term retirement living.

While the property is low maintenance and secure, buyers should verify if the two-story layout with upstairs bedrooms suits long-term ageing in place.

Modern construction standards, a manageable 83 square metre floor area, and managed communal grounds keep maintenance requirements relatively low.

Tucked away behind a charming gated entrance with designated underground and outside parking, offering enhanced security and privacy.

Contemporary open-plan layout, tiled floors with underfloor heating downstairs, and clean lines lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

The layout is well-optimised for modern living with open-plan downstairs spaces and two ensuite bedrooms upstairs, though structural flexibility is limited.

This is a contemporary mews development designed for modern living rather than a traditional heritage property.

Benefits from a B3 BER rating, solar panels on the roof to heat water, and underfloor heating for efficient energy use.

Features a private secluded patio with a stone feature wall and direct access to an expansive communal garden complete with lawns, allotments, and a barbecue area.

The communal garden features individual allotments and mature planting, offering a great space for gardening enthusiasts without the full upkeep of a private large garden.

Proximity to local parks and coastal walks provides excellent opportunities for regular walking.

Leisure facilities and local gyms are within easy reach of the development.

The development includes a bicycle shed in the car park, supporting cycling as a transport or recreation option.

Several golf clubs are located within the wider surrounding area, accessible via short drives.

Coastal proximity offers some sea fishing opportunities nearby, though not directly on the doorstep.

Equestrian facilities are limited in the immediate urban and suburban surroundings.

Proximity to the coast allows for various water sports activities in the Dun Laoghaire area.

The open-plan ground floor with bi-folding doors connecting to a private patio and large communal garden makes this home exceptionally well-suited for entertaining.

Tucked away behind a charming gated entrance with a private patio and secluded courtyard, offering a peaceful environment despite its convenient location.

Located in an established suburban area with nearby amenities, offering very little of a rural setting.

Close to local shops, cafés, restaurants, and village amenities, giving a strong sense of local community.

Residents enjoy easy access to nearby coastal walks and parks, bringing coastal lifestyle benefits within reach.

Convenient access to Dublin Bus services, the DART, and major road networks makes commuting to the city centre straightforward.

The shared communal garden space, individual allotments, and organised neighbourhood gatherings foster an unusually strong sense of community.

A host of local cafés and restaurants are located within easy reach on the doorstep.

Local pubs and dining options are available nearby, with broader nightlife accessible in Dun Laoghaire and the city centre.

Good access to local leisure facilities, parks, and wellness groups in the surrounding area.

Mainly a residential suburban location, though convenient transport links provide access to broader business networking hubs.

Good transport connections to Dublin's major business and technology districts.