25 Hazelbury Park, Clonee, Dublin 15D15E2P5

This four-bedroom home features a sunny south-west facing rear garden, a large corner driveway facing a green space, and proximity to local schools and amenities, making it ideal for young families.

With four bedrooms, including three doubles, and a spacious living room, there is plenty of room for teenagers to have their own space.

While the four bedrooms offer good accommodation, the layout is a traditional two-storey semi-detached style rather than a dedicated multi-generational setup with ground-floor bedroom facilities.

A four-bedroom house at an asking price of €525,000 might offer more space and maintenance than a single buyer typically requires.

Provides excellent space for couples planning to expand their family or those who desire dedicated home office rooms.

The four bedrooms provide ample space for visiting family, though maintaining a 127 m² home and garden may be more than some empty nesters want.

A two-storey property with multiple bedrooms and stairs may present accessibility challenges for retirees looking to age in place without modifications.

Four bedrooms allow ample flexibility to set up one or more dedicated home offices for remote working.

Conveniently located within a 15-minute walk to Hansfield Train Station, close to the N3 and M50, and served by bus routes to the city centre.

Suitable for active retirees, though multi-level living may require future adaptation.

Two-storey home with all bedrooms and the main bathroom upstairs, which may not suit long-term ageing in place without modifications.

Presented in excellent condition throughout with modern upgrades, including a sleek new kitchen and gas central heating with a B3 BER rating.

Features an open-access corner driveway rather than a secure gated entry system.

Features a modern aesthetic with quartz countertops and a sleek kitchen, though the overall layout is traditional.

Four bedrooms and separate reception rooms offer good flexibility for family living or home working arrangements.

This is a modern residential property rather than a period or heritage home.

Achieves a strong B3 BER rating, indicating good energy efficiency.

Benefits from a large walled corner driveway with ample parking, facing a green space, alongside a sunny south-west facing rear garden with decking, lawn, and a barna shed.

Features a sunny south-west facing rear garden with part decking, part lawn, flower beds, an apple tree, a maple tree, and a large barna shed.

Positioned opposite a large green space and within walking distance of local amenities and Hansfield Train Station.

Standard residential location with typical suburban access to local fitness facilities rather than dedicated onsite amenities.

Suburban roads provide cycling opportunities, though buyers should verify local cycle lane connectivity to major transport hubs.

Buyers should verify the proximity of local golf courses, as specific club distances are not detailed in the listing data.

The suburban residential setting of Dublin 15 does not offer immediate access to notable fishing spots.

Urban and suburban surroundings mean equestrian facilities are likely limited and require travel.

Inland location provides no immediate access to water sports facilities.

Boasts an open-plan kitchen and dining room with a modern kitchen island, quartz countertops, and double doors opening onto a sunny south-west facing rear garden.

Situated in a residential area facing a green space and not overlooked to the front, offering a relatively peaceful environment.

Located in a suburban residential development in Dublin 15 with close proximity to shopping centres and transport links, far removed from rural living.

Proximity to Clonee Village offers a community feel with local amenities close at hand.

The property is located inland in Dublin 15, well away from any coastal areas.

Offers good access to Dublin city centre via bus services and nearby train stations, combined with suburban neighborhood characteristics.

Located in an established residential park facing a green space, fostering a strong neighborhood community feel.

Proximity to Clonee Village and Blanchardstown Shopping Centre provides access to local cafes and eateries.

Primarily a quiet residential suburb; extensive nightlife options would require travel into central Dublin.

Standard suburban availability of wellness classes, pilates & stretching groups, and community sports facilities nearby.

Primarily a residential area, so professional networking would largely rely on commuting to business hubs.

Good transport links to Dublin and surrounding commercial zones make it viable for tech sector commuters.