28 Belfry House, The Oaks, Ridgewood , Swords, DublinK67V252

The apartment is located in a popular residential area with a local crèche within easy walking distance, but as a two-bedroom first-floor property of 63 m², space for growing families is limited.

Two bedrooms provide reasonable accommodation, but sharing a single bathroom and a modest 63 m² floor area may feel cramped for families with teenagers.

With only 63 m² of living space, two bedrooms, and one bathroom, this apartment is entirely unsuitable for multi-generational living.

This two-bedroom first-floor apartment offers an ideal entry point for single buyers, featuring a spacious lounge, two parking spaces, and excellent proximity to Dublin Airport and commuter routes.

An excellent choice for couples starting out or downsizing, offering two well-proportioned bedrooms, a large balcony, and a convenient location near local amenities and Swords Village.

First-floor apartment living provides a low-maintenance lifestyle close to local shops and transport, though buyers should consider accessibility via stairs to the first floor.

Conveniently close to a pharmacy, medical centre, and local shops, though being a first-floor property accessed by stairs means it may not be suitable for those with long-term mobility concerns.

The two-bedroom layout allows for a dedicated home office setup in the second bedroom, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in the area.

Exceptionally well-placed for commuters with frequent bus services, the Swords Express to Dublin City Centre, and close proximity to the M1, M50, and Dublin Airport.

Well-suited for retirees seeking a manageable property close to medical centres, pharmacies, and local shops, subject to comfort with first-floor stair access.

While the single-level apartment layout is manageable, being a first-floor property accessed via stairs presents potential long-term accessibility challenges for ageing in place.

As a 63 m² first-floor apartment with gas-fired central heating and a Hive central control system, property upkeep is minimal compared to a traditional house.

The listing details an alarm system and two parking spaces, but buyers should verify if the development features secure gated entry.

The compact 63 m² footprint and functional layout lend themselves well to a streamlined, minimalist lifestyle.

Standard two-bedroom apartment layout with fixed room configurations offering limited scope for major structural reconfiguration.

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

Benefits from a C1 BER energy rating and gas-fired central heating managed by a modern Hive control system for energy efficiency.

Features a large balcony off the kitchen and lounge area, providing private outdoor space without the maintenance demands of a private garden.

As a first-floor apartment with no private garden—only a large balcony—opportunities for traditional gardening are practically non-existent.

Local amenities including a Tesco Express, pharmacy, and Swords Village are within easy walking distance, providing good everyday pedestrian accessibility.

Swords Village offers various leisure facilities, and the surrounding area provides good access to fitness options, though fitness enthusiasts should verify exact local club memberships.

The suburban location provides straightforward road links to Swords and surrounding areas, though cyclists should review local cycle lane infrastructure.

The development is described as being adjacent to Forrest Little Golf Club, making this an exceptional location for golf enthusiasts.

While North County Dublin offers some coastal and river fishing spots, the immediate area is strictly residential and suburban.

The suburban apartment setting does not offer immediate proximity to equestrian facilities, though rural parts of North County Dublin remain accessible by car.

Proximity to the coast is moderate, requiring travel towards Malahide or other coastal areas for dedicated water sports activities.

Features a lounge/dining room opening onto a large balcony and a fully fitted kitchen, suitable for small gatherings, though overall space is constrained by the 63 m² floor area.

Situated in a popular residential development close to local amenities and golf facilities, offering a generally settled neighbourhood environment despite being part of an apartment complex.

This is an urban-adjacent suburban apartment development close to major transport routes, business parks, and retail centres, offering very little rural character.

Swords Village is just minutes away with a great selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants, while local conveniences like a Tesco Express and pharmacy are within easy walking distance.

While located in North County Dublin, the property is situated in an inland suburban residential setting rather than a coastal location.

Offers excellent connectivity via frequent bus services and the Swords Express to Dublin City Centre, alongside close proximity to Airside Business & Retail Park.

Located within a popular residential development with nearby local amenities, fostering a standard suburban community feel.

Swords Village is just minutes away and offers an extensive selection of cafés, restaurants, and bars.

Access to local bars and entertainment is readily available a short distance away in Swords Village.

The presence of a local medical centre, pharmacy, and nearby leisure facilities supports health and wellness pursuits in the area.

Close proximity to Airside Business & Retail Park and rapid transport links to Dublin City Centre provide strong professional networking potential.

Excellent transport links to major business parks and Dublin City Centre make this a convenient hub for tech and corporate professionals.