32 Donnellan's Buildings, Rosbrien Road , Limerick City, LimerickV94T8YH

The home offers three bedrooms and a rear garden, providing adequate space for young children, though buyers should verify the safety and layout of the outdoor areas.

Three bedrooms provide separate rooms, but with 75 m² of total floor area, space for growing teenagers and their belongings may feel somewhat limited.

The compact two-storey layout with 75 m² lacks the separate living zones or generous proportions typically needed for comfortable multi-generational living.

At the asking price of €245,000, this three-bedroom end-of-terrace property presents an accessible option for single buyers looking to establish a foothold near the city center.

Provides a practical layout with multiple bedrooms and two bathrooms, well-suited for couples wanting extra room for a home office or guests.

The manageable size and end-of-terrace configuration appeal to empty nesters, though stairs between the two floors should be considered for long-term comfort.

While convenient to local amenities, the two-storey layout featuring a wooden staircase may present challenges for retirees planning for long-term mobility.

The three-bedroom layout allows one of the rooms to be easily utilized as a home office for remote working.

Convenient access to public transport links and Limerick City Centre makes this an excellent base for hybrid commuters.

Suitability for retirees depends on personal preference for urban proximity versus single-level living convenience.

With a compact 75 m² floor area and an end-of-terrace footprint, general upkeep is relatively straightforward.

The two-storey accommodation with upstairs bedrooms and a wooden staircase may limit long-term suitability for ageing in place without modification.

The property is an open end-of-terrace home on Rosbrien Road and does not feature secure gated community entry.

The floor plan is functional and straightforward, though standard finishes mean achieving a strict minimalist aesthetic would require updating.

Offers standard room configurations across two floors, with limited structural flexibility for major layout changes.

Appears to be a standard established residential build rather than a protected or prominent heritage property.

Carries a BER rating of D, indicating that energy efficiency and ecological setups are basic and would benefit from upgrades.

Includes a rear garden accessible via patio doors from the kitchen area, providing a functional outdoor space.

Features a rear garden accessed via patio doors from the kitchen area, offering a manageable space for potted plants or basic garden upkeep.

The convenient location provides good pedestrian access to local shops, schools, and into Limerick City Centre.

Urban positioning on Rosbrien Road allows reasonable access to fitness facilities and recreational amenities around Limerick.

The property's proximity to the city center makes cycling a viable transport or leisure option, though buyers should assess local cycling infrastructure.

Standard urban location with potential driving access to local golf courses in the wider Limerick area.

Not positioned near prominent fishing spots, though regional rivers can be reached with travel.

An established urban residential setting lacks immediate proximity to equestrian facilities or stables.

Limerick City location is distant from major coastal or inland water sports hubs.

Includes a combined kitchen and dining area with patio doors leading out to the rear garden, facilitating casual gatherings.

Situated in an established residential area on Rosbrien Road with easy access to the city, meaning typical urban and suburban background sounds are likely.

Located directly within Limerick City with close proximity to urban amenities, offering virtually no rural characteristics.

Proximity to local shops and schools provides a sense of a localized community, though it is fundamentally an urban residential setting.

Inland location in Limerick City with no coastal access or proximity.

Enjoys easy access to Limerick City Centre and a wide range of local amenities, public transport, and shops.

Located in an established residential area with nearby schools and local amenities supporting community engagement.

Easy access to Limerick City Centre ensures straightforward trips to local coffee shops and dining venues.

Proximity to the city center places pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues within convenient reach.

Proximity to urban amenities facilitates participation in local wellness groups, classes, and pilates & stretching sessions.

Urban positioning near the city center provides good access to professional and social networking events.

Urban location offers solid general connectivity to the wider region's business and employment centers.