30 Erris Square, Waterville, Dublin 15D15X099

The two-bedroom layout provides a manageable space for a small family, though the ground-floor duplex setup with stairs requires childproofing. Nearby parks and Blanchardstown amenities offer great convenience.

With two well-proportioned bedrooms, space can become tight as teenagers grow. However, proximity to local amenities and public transport offers good independence.

At approximately 86 square meters with only two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the property lacks the spatial separation and capacity needed for multi-generational households.

An exceptional layout for a single buyer looking for a modern, low-maintenance home with a dedicated ensuite, guest WC, and strong connectivity to Dublin.

The two-bedroom duplex offers an ideal amount of space for couples starting out or downsizing, featuring a bright lounge and a practical open flow.

Offering low-maintenance living and own-door ground-floor access, this home is well-suited for those looking to simplify their lifestyle without sacrificing comfort.

The ground-floor entry is convenient, though prospective buyers should verify internal stair navigation between the living areas and bedrooms for long-term mobility.

The two-bedroom layout allows one bedroom to easily double as a dedicated home office, supported by modern B-rated energy efficiency.

Excellent strategic location close to the M50, N3, and well-serviced public transport routes makes commuting into Dublin city or airport very convenient.

An easily manageable property size with minimal maintenance requirements, making it practical for those who have finished full-time work.

While it is a ground-floor duplex, the presence of internal stairs between levels means buyers should consider long-term accessibility requirements.

As a modern apartment-style duplex built in 2008 with managed communal areas, exterior maintenance is largely handled, supported by an annual management fee of approximately €1,362.

Features an alarm panel and an own-door setup, but is located within a standard open residential development rather than a secure gated community.

Clean modern finishes, laminate flooring, and an efficient floor plan lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

The layout is standard for a two-bedroom duplex with fixed bedroom and living zones, offering moderate flexibility.

Constructed in 2008, this is a contemporary modern build rather than a period or heritage property.

Boasts an impressive B BER rating with an energy performance indicator of 107.42 kWh/m²/yr, ensuring good thermal efficiency.

Features direct access from the lounge to a south-facing communal rear garden and a small balcony off bedroom 2, though private outdoor space is limited.

Private green space is limited to a small balcony on bedroom 2 and a communal rear garden, offering very limited opportunities for dedicated private gardening.

Proximity to local parks, Blanchardstown Village, and residential walkways provides good options for casual daily strolls.

Close to the Sport Ireland Campus and National Aquatic Centre, alongside local commercial fitness facilities.

Good suburban road networks and nearby recreational areas offer reasonable cycling routes, though urban traffic conditions apply to arterial routes.

Several golf clubs and courses are accessible within the wider Dublin 15 and Meath border areas.

While the Royal Canal and local waterways are within driving distance, fishing is not a primary feature of this suburban location.

Equestrian facilities are sparse in the immediate suburban surroundings and require travel further out into rural Fingal.

Proximity to the National Aquatic Centre provides exceptional indoor water sports and swimming facilities nearby.

The open-plan kitchen and dining area, combined with a bright lounge leading directly to the communal rear garden, provides a lovely space for hosting guests.

Situated in a quiet enclave of Dublin 15 within a mature residential development, offering a peaceful setting despite its suburban convenience.

This is a distinctly suburban development on the fringe of Blanchardstown Village rather than a rural setting.

Positioned right on the doorstep of Blanchardstown Village, allowing for easy access to local shops, services, and community focal points.

Located inland in Dublin 15, far from coastal areas and marine environments.

Provides excellent access to Dublin City Centre via the M50, N3, and public transport networks while maintaining a residential feel.

Set within a well-established and friendly residential development with active local community networks.

Blanchardstown Village and the nearby Blanchardstown Centre offer a wide array of local cafes and dining spots.

Access to local pubs and restaurants is good, though heavier nightlife options require travel into central Dublin.

Proximity to major sporting complexes and local community centers ensures strong availability of fitness and wellness classes.

Good connectivity to Dublin's major business parks and tech hubs facilitates professional networking.

Conveniently positioned for professionals working in or around Dublin's major commercial and tech employment nodes.