28 Ferns Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12D12E0E7

The home features three bedrooms, a practical layout, and a secure walled rear garden, making it very suitable for young families.

With three flexible rooms and a spacious living area, there is enough room for growing teenagers, though space is still compact at 94 square metres.

While the two-storey extension provides extra space, the single bathroom and overall footprint may feel a bit tight for multiple generations.

An affordable entry-level house offering good space, a potential home office in the shed, and close proximity to the city centre.

Offers generous living and bedroom accommodation, plus a low-maintenance garden for couples looking to establish a home.

The low-maintenance paved rear garden and manageable size suit empty nesters, though stairs are present.

Features single-level downstairs rooms including a parlour/bedroom, but the main bedrooms and bathroom are on the first floor.

The block-built shed offers excellent potential for conversion into a dedicated home office.

Excellent public transport links make commuting into the city centre convenient.

Close to local shops, health services, and recreational amenities in a well-established suburb.

Includes a ground-floor parlour room that can serve as a bedroom, though the primary bathroom is upstairs.

Features a large paved low-maintenance rear garden and double-glazed windows.

Standard open-front parking bay layout rather than a secure gated entry.

Traditional terraced or semi-style layout with practical spaces rather than open-plan ultra-minimalism.

Extended two-storey layout with a versatile ground-floor third bedroom or parlour room.

A standard mid-century style suburban home rather than a protected heritage property.

Achieves a C BER rating, offering standard energy efficiency for its type.

Includes both a walled front garden with a parking bay and a large paved rear garden with raised beds and a shed.

The paved rear garden includes raised beds, trees, and shrubbery, catering nicely to light gardening.

Good local recreational amenities and walkable access to nearby shopping centers.

The block-built shed has potential for conversion into a home gym.

Flat suburban roads allow for straightforward cycling access towards the city.

Standard urban access to local golf courses in the wider Dublin area.

No notable fishing spots directly nearby, requiring travel to rivers or canals.

Urban setting means equestrian facilities are not immediately on the doorstep.

Inland location requires travel to coastal areas or pools for water sports.

Features a spacious living room connected via double doors to a large kitchen and dining area opening to the garden.

The property is located inland in Crumlin, Dublin, with no direct proximity to the coast.

Located in a settled residential area in Crumlin, though typical urban traffic and activity apply.

This is an established suburban neighborhood in Dublin 12, far removed from rural settings.

Proximity to local shopping outlets and the Sundrive Road area gives a community-focused neighborhood feel.

Excellent public transport links provide quick and easy access to Dublin City Centre.

Established neighborhood with local schools and community amenities nearby.

Access to local conveniences around Sundrive Road, with broader café culture available closer to the city centre.

Quiet residential setting, but public transport allows easy reach of city centre nightlife.

Local recreational amenities support health and wellness activities in the area.

Good connectivity to the wider Dublin area facilitates professional networking.

Easy transit access to major employment and technology hubs across Dublin.