21 Davin Gardens, Caherdavin, Limerick, County LimerickV94XE8D

With five bedrooms and enclosed mature gardens, there is plenty of indoor and outdoor space for young children. Proximity to local primary schools adds to the convenience.

Five bedrooms allow teenagers their own personal space, and the home's location within walking distance of secondary schools and sports grounds like Thomond Park and the Gaelic Grounds is ideal.

The ground floor bedroom with an en-suite bathroom provides an accessible living arrangement for elderly relatives or guests, though the overall layout is semi-detached rather than fully separate.

Offering 144 square metres across five bedrooms, it provides substantial space which might exceed the immediate needs of a single buyer, but offers room to grow or work from home.

Provides generous living space with two reception rooms and a large garden, though maintenance of a five-bedroom home may be more than a couple requires initially.

While there is a ground floor bedroom and bathroom, the five-bedroom size and large garden mean higher maintenance demands compared to typical downsizing options.

The presence of a ground-floor bedroom and en-suite is a strong point for aging in place, but maintaining a larger five-bedroom property and mature garden should be considered.

The inclusion of a ground floor double bedroom/office space makes remote working extremely convenient without sacrificing primary living areas.

Convenient access to the N18, M20, and M7 routes, alongside a bus stop within a two-minute walk, supports efficient hybrid commuting.

Close to local amenities, healthcare access, and public transport, making daily life manageable for retirees.

The ground-floor bedroom and adjacent en-suite bathroom support single-level living options, though buyers should verify overall accessibility adaptations.

Built in 1969 with a C3 BER rating, buyers should budget for potential energy efficiency upgrades and upkeep of a large mature garden and 144 sqm floor area.

Features an open-access tarmacadam driveway providing off-street parking for four cars rather than a secure gated entry.

Features a traditional 1960s semi-detached layout with separate reception rooms, two bathrooms, and a utility room rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Five bedrooms, including a ground-floor option with an en-suite and dual reception rooms connected by French doors, offer good layout flexibility.

Built in 1969, it represents an established mid-20th-century build rather than a protected period heritage property.

The property carries a C3 BER rating, indicating that modern ecological and energy-saving installations would likely require future improvement.

Benefits from a large, elevated corner site with enclosed, mature, and well-maintained side and rear gardens, plus a tarmacadam driveway accommodating four cars.

Features a large, elevated corner site with enclosed, mature, and well-maintained side and rear gardens, offering excellent potential for keen gardeners.

Within walking distance of Jetland Shopping Centre, local schools, and major sports venues, making it convenient for daily walks.

While there is no home gym specifically fitted, the five-bedroom layout or utility spaces could accommodate equipment, and local amenities are nearby.

Good road access and proximity to Limerick city routes make cycling a viable option for commuting or leisure.

Located in a well-connected suburban area with reasonable driving access to regional golf courses.

Proximity to the River Shannon provides general access to local fishing spots, though transport will be required.

Equestrian facilities are typically found further out in the countryside rather than in this suburban city location.

The River Shannon is nearby for certain river activities, but dedicated water sports facilities are limited locally.

Two reception rooms, a dining room connected via French doors, a fitted kitchen, and a large rear garden provide ample space for hosting guests.

Situated within an established cul-de-sac development, the property benefits from a generally quieter residential setting despite being close to urban conveniences.

Located in Caherdavin, an established suburban area of Limerick City, offering an urban-suburban lifestyle rather than rural surroundings.

The local area provides access to nearby shopping centres and schools, creating a community feel, though it is fundamentally suburban.

Limerick is an inland city location with no immediate coastal proximity.

Limerick City Centre is within a short drive or bus journey, with a bus stop just a two-minute walk away, offering strong urban connectivity.

An established cul-de-sac development close to schools and local hubs fosters a strong sense of community.

Proximity to Jetland Shopping Centre and short travel times into Limerick City Centre offer good access to local cafes and dining.

Short transit distance to Limerick City Centre ensures easy access to pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Surrounded by established residential infrastructure with various local sports clubs and community wellness groups nearby.

Good connectivity to educational facilities like TUS Moylish Campus and Limerick City Centre supports professional networking.

Strong transport links to major road networks and the city centre allow reasonable access to regional employment and tech hubs.