32 Royal Terrace West, Dun Laoghaire, County DublinA96YA09

The property features a generous 100-foot rear garden, access to a delightful railed park nearby, and three bedrooms, making it very suitable for young children, though buyers should verify safety features due to the multi-level layout and heritage status.

With three bedrooms, generous living spaces, and proximity to excellent local schools and DART transport links, teenagers will appreciate the space and independence the location provides.

The substantial floor area of 221 sq.m. offers good separation of living spaces across the garden level and upper floors, though buyers should investigate whether the layout can be easily adapted for true multi-generational privacy.

At 221 sq.m. with three bedrooms and a very large garden, the property requires substantial upkeep and upgrade works, which may be more than a single buyer looking for low maintenance desires.

Offers grand formal reception rooms and wonderful entertaining spaces, though the extensive size and required upgrade works mean it is best suited for couples prepared for a substantial renovation project.

Features classic Victorian proportions and wonderful garden access, but the multi-story layout and need for substantial upgrade works might deter empty nesters seeking an easily manageable home.

While close to coastal amenities, parks, and public transport, the multiple staircases and significant maintenance requirements mean retirees should carefully consider accessibility and upkeep.

Includes dedicated spaces such as an entrance level return office and flexible rooms, making it highly conducive to remote working, provided high-speed broadband is verified.

Exceptional convenience for hybrid commuters with the DART station and numerous bus routes within walking distance to Dublin city centre.

Close to medical, social, and coastal amenities, though the scale of the property and required upgrade works may pose ongoing management considerations for retirees.

The property spans a multi-story Victorian layout (two storeys over basement) with multiple staircases, meaning buyers should carefully evaluate its suitability for ageing in place.

As a historic 1861 Victorian home requiring substantial upgrade works and featuring a large 100ft garden, maintenance demands will be significant.

Features a front garden bounded by cast iron railings and gate, with residents permit parking, but lacks a fully private secure gated driveway.

Characterised by rich period features, high ceilings, decorative plasterwork, and traditional fireplaces rather than minimalist aesthetics.

Spanning 221 sq.m. across multiple levels with dual-aspect kitchens, formal reception rooms, and a garden-level family room, offering versatile living arrangements.

A stunning Victorian home completed in 1861 retaining exceptional period features, including original folding shutters, decorative plaster coving, and ceiling roses.

Being a protected-style Victorian period property requiring substantial upgrade works, energy efficiency and ecological setups will likely require considerable investment to modernise.

Features an exceptional 100ft rear garden with decking, lawn, mature plantings, a sunken limestone-flagged entertainment area, and rear lane access.

Features a substantial 100ft rear garden with grass, decking, planted beds, mature planting, and a front landscaped garden with raised beds.

Superb location for walking, with immediate access to a local park, coastal walks around Dun Laoghaire Harbour, and nearby Monkstown and Sandycove.

Conveniently located near urban centers where various health and fitness facilities are accessible.

Coastal routes and established suburban roads provide good cycling infrastructure, though buyers should verify secure bicycle storage options.

South County Dublin hosts several esteemed golf clubs within a reasonable driving or public transport distance.

Proximity to Dun Laoghaire Harbour and the coast offers good opportunities for sea fishing enthusiasts.

Being a largely urban and suburban coastal setting, equestrian facilities are limited locally and require travel further inland.

Unmatched proximity to Dun Laoghaire Harbour and yacht clubs makes this an ideal location for sailing and various water sports.

Features formal interconnecting reception rooms with 12-foot ceilings, a second kitchen for hosting, and a 100ft garden with a sunken sheltered entertainment area.

Situated on a quiet road adjacent to a railed park in a premier residential address, providing a peaceful residential atmosphere.

This is an urban residential setting in Dun Laoghaire close to shops, DART, and town amenities, offering very little of a rural lifestyle.

Within walking distance of Monkstown, Sandycove, and Dun Laoghaire, offering a strong village feel with local shops, cafes, and community amenities nearby.

Located very close to the coast, notably Dun Laoghaire Harbour with its piers and yacht clubs, making it exceptional for coastal enthusiasts.

Excellent urban access with easy reach of Dublin city centre via the DART and multiple bus routes, combined with local shopping centres.

Active local community with access to residents' associations, local parks, and nearby village amenities in Monkstown and Sandycove.

Surrounded by a thriving café and dining scene within walking distance in Dun Laoghaire, Monkstown, and Sandycove.

Good local pubs, restaurants, and social spots nearby, with easy public transport access to central Dublin nightlife.

Proximity to coastal paths, parks, and local community hubs supports participation in local fitness, pilates & stretching, and wellness groups.

Well-connected to professional networks in South Dublin with straightforward transit links into the city's commercial hubs.

Strong transport links make commuting to Dublin's major tech and business districts straightforward.