24 Main Street, Chapelizod, Dublin 20D20E768

The five bedrooms and 170 square metres of space offer plenty of room for young children, and the enclosed rear garden provides a safe area to play, though buyers with very small children should note the three-storey layout and multiple stairs.

With five bedrooms across three storeys, teenagers will appreciate having their own independent space and generous room proportions.

The substantial three-storey layout with five bedrooms offers good separation for extended families, though the traditional period layout spans multiple floors.

At an asking price of €850,000 for a five-bedroom property spanning 170 square metres, this is a large and potentially costly home for a single buyer unless they plan to rent out rooms or utilize the commercial potential.

Couples looking for extensive space or a home office setup will find plenty of room, though maintaining five bedrooms may be more than necessary for two people.

While the village location is appealing, the three-storey layout with numerous stairs and a BER rating of C may require updating and could prove burdensome for empty nesters seeking low-maintenance living.

The multi-level three-storey configuration with stairs between floors and a C energy rating is less than ideal for long-term retirement living without future adaptation.

With five bedrooms, the adaptable layout offers brilliant scope for one or more dedicated home offices away from the main living spaces.

Positioned west of the city with convenient access into central Dublin for hybrid commuters.

The three-storey configuration and C energy rating make it less suited for a standard retirement lifestyle compared to single-level homes.

The three-storey period layout featuring multiple flights of stairs and bathrooms distributed across different floors makes ageing in place challenging without significant modifications.

As a substantial period townhouse built in 1911 spanning 170 square metres with a BER rating of C, ongoing maintenance and periodic updates should be anticipated.

The property features a railed front garden and standard townhouse entrance rather than a secure gated community setup.

Characterized by traditional period detailing, decorative cornicing, feature fireplaces, and generous multi-room layouts rather than minimalist architecture.

The generous proportions and adaptable layout offer flexibility for family living, additional reception spaces, or potential commercial use subject to planning permission.

A distinctive five-bedroom period townhouse built in 1911 boasting original character, decorative cornicing, and feature fireplaces.

With a C energy rating and an older period structure, energy efficiency falls behind modern eco-friendly builds, though improvements could be investigated.

Features both a railed front garden setting the house back from the street and a full-width elevated, enclosed rear garden with lawn and patio areas.

The property features an elevated, enclosed rear garden with lawn, established planting, and paved areas suitable for outdoor gardening projects.

Abuts the expansive Phoenix Park via the Park Lane pedestrian entrance and offers immediate access to riverside walks along the River Liffey.

The generous interior layout provides ample space to set up a dedicated home gym or exercise area.

Proximity to the Phoenix Park and riverside routes offers fantastic off-road cycling opportunities, alongside access to city-bound routes.

There are golf courses accessible within the broader West Dublin area, though not immediately adjacent to the village.

The property's location right by the River Liffey provides convenient proximity for local fishing enthusiasts.

While proximity to the Phoenix Park offers potential equestrian pathways nearby, dedicated stables require travel outside the immediate village.

Aside from the River Liffey running past the village, major water sports facilities are not directly integrated into the local area.

Features generous reception rooms, a separate dining room, period fireplaces, and an elevated rear garden ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a historic village setting near the River Liffey and Phoenix Park, though being directly on Main Street brings some local street activity.

This is a central village and suburban townhouse setting rather than a rural environment.

Located right in the heart of Chapelizod village with local shops, village cafes, and the River Liffey literally close at hand.

The property is located inland in Chapelizod, Dublin, far from any coastal environment.

Provides excellent access to central Dublin while maintaining a distinct village identity, offering a blend of urban convenience and historic character.

The historic village setting of Chapelizod fosters a strong sense of local community and identity.

Village cafes and local shops are close at hand right in the heart of Chapelizod.

Local amenities lean more toward village pubs and cafes, with heavier nightlife requiring travel into central Dublin.

Proximity to the vast green expanses of Phoenix Park supports local outdoor fitness, walking, and wellness activities.

Good transport links to central Dublin provide access to professional networks, though the immediate location is primarily residential and village-focused.

The property offers good potential for high-speed broadband installation to support remote tech work, though it is not situated within a dedicated tech hub.