25 Kilmore Close, Artane, Dublin 5D05CX45

The three-bedroom semi-detached layout provides good accommodation for young families, with a long rear garden for play, though buyers should note the D BER rating which may require energy upgrades.

Three bedrooms and separate reception spaces offer reasonable room for growing teenagers, and the mature Artane location provides good access to local schools and amenities.

While the side extension includes a ground floor guest w.c. and plumbing for a shower, the overall three-bedroom footprint offers limited independent space for extended family members without further adaptation.

Representing a solid entry or trade-up opportunity in a popular residential area, though the asking price reduction from €490,000 to €469,000 suggests potential negotiation room for single buyers.

An appealing blank canvas for couples looking to modernise a mature home over time, featuring two reception rooms and off-street parking.

The property offers manageable single-family living on a mature suburban road, though ongoing maintenance of the long garden and modernisation needs should be considered.

While located in a mature and established neighbourhood close to services, the stairs, D-rated energy efficiency, and required modernisation may be less than ideal for long-term retirement without adaptation.

The three-bedroom layout allows flexibility to designate a home office space, though buyers should verify broadband connectivity.

Conveniently positioned with multiple bus routes along Oscar Traynor Road and Killester DART station nearby, facilitating hybrid commutes to the city.

The mature neighbourhood offers good local healthcare access such as Beaumont Hospital, though the property's energy rating and maintenance requirements should be factored in.

While the ground floor features a side extension with a guest w.c. and plumbing for a shower, upper-level bedrooms and stairs present challenges for long-term ageing in place without modifications.

The property is a mature home requiring modernisation and upgrades, and the long garden requires ongoing upkeep.

The property features an open private driveway to the front rather than a secure gated entry system.

Traditional semi-detached layout with separate rooms, open fireplaces, and mature finishes rather than open-plan minimalist design.

Benefits from a side extension, a floored attic with stira access, and potential to further extend into the long rear garden subject to planning permission.

A mature residential property reflecting mid-to-late 20th-century suburban development rather than a period heritage home.

Carries a D BER energy rating, indicating that thermal efficiency and eco-friendly features would benefit from substantial upgrading.

Features both a private driveway providing off-street parking to the front and a long, sunny rear garden enclosed on all sides.

Features a long rear garden laid in lawn that provides ample space for gardening enthusiasts to cultivate planting areas or landscaping.

The mature residential surroundings and nearby local services make it convenient for daily walking and exploring the local neighborhood.

Local amenities and transport links provide reasonable access to fitness facilities in the wider Artane and surrounding suburban areas.

Flat suburban roads and accessibility to arterial routes into Dublin City Centre support cycling as a viable transport or leisure option.

Several established golf clubs in the north Dublin region are within reasonable driving distance from the property's location.

The suburban inland location offers very limited direct opportunities for fishing without travelling toward the coast or rivers.

An urban and suburban residential setting with no immediate equestrian facilities or stables nearby.

Inland suburban setting lacks immediate access to water sports facilities, though coastal areas are reachable via transport links.

The ground floor layout includes distinct dining and living rooms, alongside a long sunny rear garden suitable for al fresco dining in warmer months.

Situated in a popular and mature residential area of Artane, offering a generally peaceful suburban environment away from major commercial hubs.

The property is located in an established urban and suburban setting in Dublin 5, offering no rural characteristics.

Proximity to local shops, cafés, and restaurants in Artane gives a distinct community feel reminiscent of village living within the suburbs.

Located inland in Artane, Dublin 5, with no direct proximity to the coast, though coastal suburbs are accessible by transport links.

Excellent urban access with multiple bus routes, Killester DART station, and proximity to Dublin City Centre and Dublin Airport via the M50 and M1.

Located in a mature, established residential community with active local associations and neighbourhood amenities.

Proximity to local cafés and restaurants within easy reach provides good opportunities for socialising close to home.

Suburban location offers local pubs and eateries, but residents seeking extensive nightlife will likely travel into Dublin City Centre.

Proximity to Beaumont Hospital and local community spaces supports participation in various health and wellness groups.

Good connectivity to Dublin City Centre and tech hubs via nearby transport links supports professional networking.

Easy access to the M50, M1, and public transit links provides practical connectivity to major Dublin employment and tech centers.