29 Rochdale, Honeypark, Dun Laoghaire, County DublinA96VH60

The development features an on-site playground, feature lake, and multi-sport playing area, making it very friendly for young children, though a third-floor apartment setting means managing a pram via lifts.

With two bedrooms and close proximity to Dun Laoghaire town centre, it offers independence for teenagers, though space is limited to 71 m² for a growing family.

A 71 m² floor area with two bedrooms and one bathroom provides restricted space and privacy, making multi-generational living impractical here.

An exceptional layout for a single buyer looking for a modern, energy-efficient two-bedroom third-floor apartment with underground parking and proximity to local amenities.

Provides an ideal configuration for a couple, featuring a spacious open-plan living and dining room, a contemporary kitchen, and a west-facing balcony.

Low-maintenance apartment living with lift access, secure underground parking, and nearby retail options like Tesco and Boots make this a strong choice for empty nesters.

Benefits from an energy-efficient B BER rating, lift access, and walkable surroundings, though buyers should verify the long-term management of lift maintenance and service charges.

The two-bedroom layout allows one bedroom to easily double as a quiet home office, supported by the efficient B BER rating and comfortable living space.

Adjacent bus routes and proximity to Dun Laoghaire provide reliable transit links for hybrid commuters traveling into Dublin.

Well-suited for retirement due to manageable single-level apartment sizing, local shopping infrastructure, and medical services like Boots on-site.

Single-floor living is convenient, but being a third-floor apartment means reliance on elevator functionality for daily accessibility.

Built in 2010 with a modern B BER energy rating, gas central heating combi boiler, and managed external maintenance via Wyse Property Management.

Features a security intercom system and secure underground car parking with designated space 100 for peace of mind.

Clean modern lines, contemporary high-gloss kitchen finishes, and open-plan living lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

With a fixed 71 m² footprint, two bedrooms, and one bathroom, structural layout changes are limited.

Constructed relatively recently in 2010, meaning it lacks traditional period or heritage architectural characteristics.

Boasts a strong B BER energy efficiency rating, double glazing, and a modern gas combi boiler keeping environmental impact and utility costs low.

Includes a spacious west-facing balcony with views towards the Dublin mountains, alongside access to private resident gardens, playgrounds, and parkland.

Lacks a private ground-level garden, though the west-facing balcony is well-suited for pots, plants, and container gardening.

Features rambling nature walks within the Honeypark development and is within walking distance of Dun Laoghaire, Monkstown, and local amenities.

While local wellness options exist nearby, buyers should verify the exact distance to dedicated commercial gym facilities in the immediate locality.

Benefit from dedicated bicycle storage in the underground car park and manageable suburban roads leading toward the coast.

The Honeypark development itself was built on the historic Old Dun Laoghaire Golf Course, placing golf heritage right at the doorstep.

Proximity to the Dun Laoghaire coastline offers sea fishing opportunities, though local freshwater spots require travel.

An urbanized apartment setting means equestrian facilities are distant and not readily accessible from the property.

Dun Laoghaire's famous harbor and coastal area offer extensive water sports, sailing, and marine activities within a short distance.

The bright open-plan living and dining room seamlessly connects to a large west-facing balcony, making it great for hosting small groups.

Located in a popular parkland development with landscaped surroundings, though being a third-floor apartment in a busy suburban area means some ambient community noise.

Situated in a dense suburban parkland development in Dun Laoghaire, offering an entirely urban and suburban lifestyle rather than rural seclusion.

Within walking distance of Monkstown and Deansgrange villages, offering a friendly local community feel alongside nearby urban conveniences.

Dun Laoghaire town centre, pier, and coastal sporting activities are only a 15-minute walk away, providing great access to the seaside.

Offers excellent suburban-urban integration with adjacent shopping centers, bus routes, and high-density apartment living.

Active local community in Honeypark with shared amenities like playgrounds, sports areas, and communal gardens encouraging neighborhood interaction.

Close to a range of coffee shops and cafes located in nearby Dun Laoghaire, Monkstown, and Deansgrange villages.

Local pubs and eateries are available within walking distance, though a wider selection of vibrant nightlife requires heading further into central Dublin.

Access to local parks, walking trails, and nearby spaces facilitates community health, pilates & stretching, and wellness activities.

Primarily a residential suburban development, meaning professional networking will mostly rely on commuting into broader tech and business hubs.

Good transport links via bus routes and nearby DART access make connecting to Dublin's major tech and corporate hubs straightforward.