27 Holywell Wood, Swords, DublinK67H273

The home has two double bedrooms and a versatile office or playroom space, but with only two bedrooms, growing families might find space tight as children get older.

A converted attic offers extra flexible space, though it is designated for storage purposes only, and two bedrooms mean teenagers would likely have to share.

At 97 sq.m. with two bedrooms, the property lacks the separate living zones or ground-floor bedroom options typically required for multi-generational living.

An excellent size for a single buyer wanting a modern home with a home office space, a large open-plan kitchen, and low maintenance.

Features a modern extended layout, open-plan kitchen and dining area, and a rear extension that serves as a fantastic social living space for couples.

Low maintenance living with a paved rear garden and manageable floor area makes this appealing for empty nesters looking to downsize.

The low maintenance paved garden is a plus, though buyers should verify if stairs to the bedrooms and attic present any long-term accessibility concerns.

Includes a versatile ground floor office or second living room, making it exceptionally well-suited for working from home.

Well positioned for commuters with easy access to the M1, M50, Dublin Airport, and public transport links into Dublin City Centre.

Low maintenance layout is attractive for retirees, though the presence of stairs to upper floors should be considered for long-term mobility.

While the ground floor features living and working spaces, the bedrooms and main bathrooms are upstairs, and buyers should verify if future accessibility modifications are feasible.

The rear garden is fully patio-paved for easy upkeep, and the interior is modern and well-presented.

The property features communal parking to the front and standard open access rather than a secure gated entry system.

Clean open-plan spaces, laminate flooring, and recessed lighting offer a contemporary aesthetic that suits minimalist design preferences.

Benefits from a rear extension, a converted attic for storage, and a versatile office or playroom on the ground floor.

This is a modern, extended terraced property rather than a traditional heritage or period home.

Carries a standard C BER energy rating, meaning buyers looking for high-efficiency eco features may want to investigate upgrade potential.

Features an east-facing, low-maintenance paved rear garden complete with a shed that has plumbing and electricity.

The rear garden is low maintenance and finished with patio paving and a shed, leaving very little actual space for traditional gardening.

Proximity to Swords Village and local amenities allows for good everyday pedestrian access, though specific scenic walking trails would require travel.

Proximity to local leisure facilities and retail parks ensures reasonable access to fitness centres and gyms.

Suburban location with road access to nearby commercial areas, though dedicated cycling infrastructure varies by route.

North Dublin features several golf courses within a reasonable driving distance, though none are directly adjacent.

Access to fishing requires traveling toward local rivers or coastal spots, as the immediate residential area offers no such amenities.

Equestrian facilities are generally found further out in the rural pockets of North County Dublin rather than in immediate suburban developments.

Water sports require traveling a short distance to the nearby coast, as the property is located in an inland residential estate.

Features a large open-plan kitchen and dining area with a kitchen island and wine cooler, plus a rear extension with French doors leading to a patio.

Located in a popular residential area with communal parking, offering a standard suburban environment rather than isolated quiet living.

This is a suburban terraced property close to Swords Village, retail parks, and Dublin Airport, far removed from rural settings.

Within easy reach of Swords Village and local shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars, providing a strong sense of suburban community convenience.

While North County Dublin has coastal access nearby, the immediate location is firmly suburban rather than coastal.

Offers convenient access to local amenities, retail parks, and transport links to Dublin City Centre via the M1 and M50.

Situated in an established suburban neighborhood with local clubs, schools, and community amenities nearby.

Proximity to Swords Village provides good access to a variety of local cafes, bars, and restaurants.

Local pubs and restaurants are available in Swords Village, though vibrant metropolitan nightlife requires a trip into Dublin City Centre.

Proximity to local leisure facilities and Swords Village supports participation in nearby wellness groups and fitness classes.

Good connectivity to Dublin business hubs and the airport makes professional networking accessible, though the immediate area is residential.

Close proximity to major arterial routes like the M1 and M50 facilitates travel to tech and business campuses across North Dublin.