26 Glenageary Park, Glenageary, Co. DublinA96H2C4

The property features four well-proportioned bedrooms, a converted garage ideal for a playroom, and a secure, landscaped rear garden with a lawn and pond, making it an excellent environment for young families.

With four bedrooms plus a converted attic space complete with shower room facilities, teenagers will appreciate the independent space and privacy. The close proximity to several secondary schools further enhances this score.

The flexible floor plan, including a converted garage and a converted attic with ensuite, provides versatile spaces that could accommodate extended family members, though the main living areas are open-plan.

At an asking price of €895,000 for a 168 square metre semi-detached home, this property is better suited to higher-income buyers or those pooling resources rather than solo first-time buyers.

Offers generous accommodation and future-proofing with scope for extension, making it a great long-term home for couples looking to settle down in a mature residential neighbourhood.

While the home is spacious at 168 m², the low-maintenance paved front driveway for up to three cars and manageable landscaped rear garden suit those downsizing from much larger rural properties, though stairs might become a consideration.

The neighbourhood is quiet and mature with good local amenities, but the multi-level layout including an attic conversion requires navigating multiple flights of stairs, which may pose challenges for ageing in place without modification.

The converted garage serves as an ideal home office space, complemented by additional versatile rooms across the house and strong potential for a dedicated workspace.

Excellent transport links including nearby Dublin Bus services, DART stations at Glenageary and Dún Laoghaire, and convenient access to the N11 and M50 make commuting very manageable.

A quiet, mature neighbourhood with great local amenities and healthcare access, though multi-story living should be factored in for the long term.

While the ground floor offers flexible living spaces and a guest WC, the presence of stairs to the bedrooms and the converted attic may present accessibility challenges in later years.

Recent upgrades include 14 solar panels and an upgraded direct-electric hot water system, enhancing energy efficiency (BER C2), though the landscaped garden requires ongoing upkeep.

The property features an open cobblelock driveway providing off-street parking for up to three cars, but lacks a gated entrance.

The home features a traditional semi-detached layout with warm touches like parquet flooring and feature fireplaces rather than stark minimalist architecture.

Exceptional flexibility is offered via pocket doors in the living area, a converted garage, a reconfigured four-bedroom layout, and a converted attic with ensuite facilities.

This is a mature 20th-century family home rather than a protected period or heritage property.

Upgraded with 14 solar panels and a direct-electric hot water system, significantly improving its energy profile alongside the existing C2 BER rating.

Features both a cobblelock front driveway with raised beds and an immaculate, highly private landscaped rear garden complete with a lawn, pond, patio, and mature planting.

The immaculate rear garden features a lawn area, pond, patio area, raised beds, mature planting, and a concrete garden shed, offering an exceptional setup for keen gardeners.

Proximity to local parks, playgrounds, and the nearby coastline provides ample opportunities for scenic walks.

Local sports clubs and recreational facilities are within easy reach, and the flexible converted garage could easily house home gym equipment.

The mature suburban location offers good connectivity to surrounding areas, though local cycling infrastructure varies by route.

South Dublin is home to several well-regarded golf clubs within a short drive of the property.

Proximity to the coast offers sea fishing opportunities, though freshwater options require travel further afield.

Equestrian facilities are generally located further out in the surrounding county rather than in the immediate suburban neighborhood.

Proximity to Dún Laoghaire makes this an ideal location for sailing, kayaking, and various other coastal water sports.

Features a bright open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area with double patio doors leading directly to a beautifully maintained rear garden and patio, perfect for hosting guests.

Located in a mature and highly regarded residential neighbourhood known for its peaceful suburban ambience and low through-traffic.

This is a firmly suburban residential location in South Dublin, far removed from rural or agricultural environments.

Close to local shops, cafés, and everyday conveniences within reach, offering a strong community feel typical of established South Dublin suburbs.

Situated in Glenageary with Dún Laoghaire and coastal amenities within easy reach, providing fantastic access to seaside walks and maritime activities.

While local amenities are plentiful, the immediate setting is suburban, though DART services provide efficient connectivity to Dublin city centre.

Long-established residential park with an active local community, nearby sports clubs, and strong neighbourhood ties.

A wide selection of local cafés and everyday conveniences are within easy reach in the surrounding area.

Primarily a quiet residential suburb, meaning evening entertainment relies on travelling slightly further into nearby Dún Laoghaire or central Dublin.

Abundant local sports clubs, parks, and community facilities support active health and wellness lifestyles.

While local community groups exist, serious professional networking will typically require commuting towards major business hubs or the city centre.

Good transport links provide straightforward access to Dublin's major employment and tech centres.