237 Delwood Grove, Castleknock, Dublin 15D15R9KP

With four bedrooms, multiple living areas including a family room, and a safe cul-de-sac location close to local schools, this property is exceptionally well-suited for families with young children.

Teenagers will appreciate the generous floor area of 194 sq.m., including the converted attic room with its own en-suite, providing independent space for older kids.

The expansive layout and the separate attic room with en-suite offer good flexibility for extended family members, though living arrangements across multiple floors should be considered.

At 194 sq.m. and priced at €695,000, this large four-bedroom family home may offer more space and maintenance overhead than a typical single buyer requires.

Couples looking to grow a family will find excellent long-term potential here, though the substantial size might be more than needed initially.

While the low-maintenance garden and proximity to local amenities are appealing, the four-bedroom scale of the house means maintaining unused rooms.

The property offers convenience with local shops and public transport nearby, but the multi-story layout including stairs to bedrooms and the attic room requires consideration for ageing in place.

Includes a dedicated home office (Bedroom 4) and a flexible attic room, making it ideal for remote working arrangements.

Both Castleknock Train Station and an excellent bus route to the city centre are under a 5-minute walk, alongside easy access to the M50.

Convenient access to local shops and transport makes daily errands manageable, though the multi-level house size is large for retirees.

The presence of stairs to the bedrooms and an additional staircase leading to the attic room makes long-term ageing in place challenging without modification.

The property has been renovated and extended over the years to a good standard with a low-maintenance cobblelock rear garden.

Features off-street parking for two cars and a gated side passage, though it lacks fully enclosed gated community entry.

The home features traditional family living spaces, a fitted country-style kitchen, and pitched timber ceilings rather than stark minimalist architecture.

Offers exceptional flexibility with multiple reception rooms, a home office, and a versatile converted attic room with an en-suite.

Originally a 1970s family home rather than a period or historical heritage property, though it has been extensively updated.

The property carries a C BER rating, suggesting there is potential for future energy efficiency upgrades.

Features a cobblelock front driveway with parking for two cars, a gated side passage, and a low-maintenance rear garden equipped with a block-built shed having power.

The Castleknock area is well-positioned with a few local golf courses within a short drive.

The rear garden is low maintenance and laid in cobblelock with raised flower beds, offering limited scope for traditional planting enthusiasts.

The Phoenix Park is in close proximity, and local amenities are within easy walking distance, making it ideal for walking enthusiasts.

While there is no dedicated home gym, the property features a converted attic room and a large block-built garden shed that could easily accommodate workout equipment.

The suburban location provides access to local roads and proximity to the Phoenix Park, which is popular for cycling.

There are no notable fishing amenities or water bodies directly associated with this suburban property location.

Proximity to the Phoenix Park offers some equestrian potential nearby, but the immediate area is heavily urbanized.

Inland suburban setting lacks immediate access to water sports facilities.

The impressive open-plan kitchen, dining, and sunroom area opening onto the rear garden makes this home exceptionally well-suited for hosting and entertaining guests.

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac location close to a large green area, providing a peaceful residential environment away from major thoroughfares.

Located in an established suburban neighborhood with high density, close to urban amenities and major transport links, far from a rural setting.

Proximity to the shops and restaurants in Castleknock and Blanchardstown Villages delivers a strong community village feel.

This inland Dublin location offers no proximity to the coast or marine amenities.

Excellent urban convenience with easy access to Dublin city centre via nearby train and bus routes, alongside major shopping facilities.

Located in an established, popular neighbourhood with active local schools, shops, and community groups.

Close proximity to the shops and restaurants in Castleknock and Blanchardstown Villages provides good access to local cafes.

Local pubs and restaurants are available in nearby villages, but more extensive nightlife requires traveling toward the city centre.

Standard suburban access to local fitness clubs, wellness groups, and community sports facilities.

Good transport links to the city centre facilitate professional networking, though the immediate area is strictly residential.

Strong transport connections and modern home office spaces support connectivity for tech professionals commuting to nearby business parks or the city.