22 Brickfield Drive, Drimnagh, Dublin 12D12TX96

The four-bedroom layout and generous rear garden provide great space for young families, though buyers should verify the energy efficiency rating and modernization needs.

With four bedrooms and an additional family room, there is plenty of personal space for teenagers, and the close proximity to local amenities and schools is a plus.

The layout offers four bedrooms, but with only one bathroom and a need for modernization in parts of the home, multi-generational living might require some reconfiguration.

First-time buyers looking for a home they can grow into will find the property appealing, though the asking price of €495,000 and the need for upgrades should be factored into the budget.

Offers ample room for couples planning for the future, with a recent extension featuring a new kitchen and family room, plus convenient access to the city center.

A four-bedroom end-of-terrace home might offer more space than empty nesters require, and the property requires some modernization.

The home has only one bathroom and requires modernization across parts of the property, which may not suit retirees looking for a low-maintenance, accessible layout.

With four bedrooms, there is ample flexibility to set up one or more home offices, though broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.

The property is well-served by Dublin Bus routes and offers easy access to Dublin City Centre, ideal for hybrid commuters.

While the single-level extension adds convenience, the overall layout and need for modernization may be less suited to retirement needs.

The presence of stairs and a single bathroom mean modifications would likely be needed to comfortably age in place.

While the rear has been recently extended and updated, the remainder of the property would benefit from modernization, indicating ongoing maintenance work.

The property features off-street parking to the front rather than a secure gated entry system.

The home is a traditional end-of-terrace layout requiring modernization rather than a purpose-built minimalist design.

The recent extension providing a new kitchen, bathroom, and family room alongside four bedrooms offers good functional flexibility for growing households.

A standard suburban end-of-terrace home rather than a protected heritage property.

The property carries a BER rating of E, indicating that buyers should budget for energy-efficiency upgrades to improve environmental performance.

Benefits from off-street parking to the front and a generous rear garden that offers excellent outdoor potential.

The property features a generous rear garden that provides excellent potential for gardening enthusiasts to design their own outdoor space.

Local parks and everyday amenities are within close proximity, supporting a lifestyle that incorporates regular walking.

Local sporting facilities and amenities are nearby, though buyers should verify the exact distance to commercial fitness centers.

The location offers relatively straightforward access to surrounding areas and Dublin City Centre for cyclists, though urban traffic should be considered.

Standard urban location with local sporting facilities nearby, though dedicated golf courses would require travel.

An urban residential setting with no notable fishing amenities immediately nearby.

Equestrian facilities are not a feature of this suburban Dublin location.

Inland location with no immediate access to water sports facilities.

The newly extended kitchen, open-plan feel of the family room, and generous rear garden provide good spaces for hosting and entertaining guests.

Located in a residential area of Dublin 12 with a generous rear garden, though being an end-of-terrace property in an established suburb brings typical neighborhood activity.

This is an urban residential setting in Drimnagh with close proximity to shopping centers and bus routes, offering no rural characteristics.

Local conveniences like Crumlin Shopping Centre are on the doorstep, offering a localized community feel within a broader urban environment.

The property is inland in Dublin 12 with no immediate coastal proximity.

Well-served by Dublin Bus routes with easy access to Dublin City Centre, making it highly convenient for urban commuters.

Located in an established residential suburb with local schools, parks, and shopping facilities supporting community engagement.

Proximity to local shopping centers and easy transit into the city center provides access to local café options.

Immediate local nightlife is modest, but the easy access to Dublin City Centre allows for convenient travel to wider entertainment venues.

Local sporting facilities and amenities are within close proximity, supporting pilates & stretching or similar wellness activities.

Primarily a residential neighborhood, meaning professional networking relies on commuting into commercial hubs.

Good transport links to Dublin City Centre make commuting to tech employers feasible, subject to individual workplace locations.