22 Ashton Lawn, Knocklyon, Dublin 16D16FP97

The property is located in a highly family-friendly neighbourhood in Knocklyon with multiple local schools and a secure, fully walled south-facing rear garden that provides a safe play space for young children.

Featuring four double bedrooms and a quiet cul-de-sac setting, the home offers plenty of personal space for teenagers, though local public transport relies on bus services to the city centre.

With four bedrooms, the house has good baseline space, and the adjoining carport offers exciting potential for conversion into ground-floor accommodation, subject to planning permission.

At an asking price of €650,000 for 110 square metres requiring some modernisation, the property is a substantial investment for a single buyer, though it offers long-term potential.

Provides an excellent layout with separate living and dining rooms, a sunny south-facing garden for entertaining, and scope to put one's own stamp on a forever home.

The four-bedroom detached layout offers great space when family visits, but the BER rating of E and need for modernisation may require ongoing maintenance and energy efficiency upgrades.

Located in a peaceful cul-de-sac with a manageable garden, though buyers should verify accessibility and the potential need for retrofitting given the E energy rating.

The four-bedroom layout allows flexible room usage for home offices, and the adjoining carport offers significant potential to create a dedicated workspace subject to planning permission.

Conveniently situated just minutes from the M50 road network and served by regular bus routes into Dublin city centre, supporting hybrid work patterns.

A peaceful and private cul-de-sac location well-suited for retirement, though buyers should factor in potential future modernisation costs.

Offers single-level living potential on the ground floor, though the current layout features a standard two-storey configuration with upstairs bathroom facilities that may require adaptation over time.

While the exterior brick and garden are manageable, the property holds an E BER rating and requires modernisation and updating to reduce long-term maintenance overheads.

Features a private walled front driveway and garage door rather than a secure gated community entrance.

The property features a traditional detached layout with separate rooms, open fireplaces, and classic proportions rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Generous proportions, four double bedrooms, and an adjoining carport/garage space offer excellent flexibility and scope for future reconfiguration and expansion.

An established 20th-century suburban family home rather than a protected historic or period heritage property.

The current energy efficiency is reflected in an E BER rating, indicating that a buyer may want to investigate energy upgrades such as insulation or heating system modernisations.

Benefits from a walled front garden with a private driveway and a fully walled, sunny south-facing rear garden with excellent privacy and outdoor potential.

Features a walled front garden with mature shrubs and a private, sunny south-facing rear garden with a boiler house, offering great potential for keen gardeners.

The quiet cul-de-sac setting and established residential neighbourhood are well-suited for daily walking, with local parks and amenities nearby.

While there are no on-site gym facilities, the adjoining carport offers ample space that could potentially be converted into a home gym subject to planning permission.

Good road connectivity and suburban surroundings offer viable cycling routes, though cyclists should check local bike lanes and commuter paths into the city.

Situated in South Dublin with access to several established golf clubs in the wider surrounding area.

Not positioned near major fishing rivers or lakes, though coastal or inland angling spots require a short drive.

Suburban setting means equestrian facilities are limited locally, though stables can be found further out towards the Dublin foothills.

An inland suburban location requiring travel to coastal areas or reservoirs for water sports.

A spacious living room, separate dining room, and a sunny south-facing rear garden provide an ideal setup for hosting guests and outdoor dining.

Positioned at the end of a quiet, traffic-free cul-de-sac within a mature residential enclave, ensuring minimal passing traffic and a tranquil environment.

This is a suburban residential setting in Dublin 16 rather than a rural location, though mature planting and nearby parks offer a leafy feel.

Close proximity to local amenities in Knocklyon, Ballyroan, and Templeogue provides a welcoming community feel with nearby shops and local services.

Located well inland in South Dublin with no immediate proximity to the coast.

Benefits from excellent connectivity via the M50 road network and regular bus services to Dublin city centre while maintaining a suburban residential atmosphere.

Set within a highly regarded and established mature residential enclave with active local schools and community services nearby.

A variety of local cafés and restaurants can be found in nearby Knocklyon, Ballyroan, and Templeogue.

Primarily a quiet residential family neighbourhood with limited late-night venues, requiring travel into nearby town centres or Dublin city for extensive nightlife.

Proportionate access to local community hubs, sports clubs, and wellness groups operating within the Knocklyon and Templeogue areas.

Mainly residential, but strong transport links to Dublin city centre ensure good access to professional networking events and business hubs.

Good road and bus links to Dublin's major business and technology districts, alongside strong potential for reliable home internet connections.