35 Priory Way, Whitehall Road, Terenure, Dublin 12D12DK65

Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac beside a large green with local primary and secondary schools within a gentle stroll, making it highly suitable for young families.

Close proximity to Terenure and Templeogue villages along with local sports clubs offers good accessibility for teenagers.

With 105 square metres and three bedrooms including a downstairs double bedroom, it offers some flexibility, though overall space is standard for a semi-detached home.

A well-maintained three-bedroom home with good commuting options to Dublin City Centre, appealing to single buyers looking to establish roots in a prime location.

Offers ample space with a separate living room, kitchen, breakfast room, and a sunny south-westerly rear garden ideal for couples.

Low maintenance garden areas and a quiet cul-de-sac setting suit empty nesters looking to downscale without losing local amenities.

Benefiting from a ground floor double bedroom and guest w.c., alongside a secure and quiet residential enclave close to local shops and services.

Quiet residential setting with flexible rooms allows for comfortable home office setups, though buyers should verify broadband speeds.

Conveniently positioned within easy commuting distance of Dublin City Centre and the M50.

Quiet cul-de-sac setting, ground floor bedroom options, and close proximity to local shops make it well-suited for retirees.

The inclusion of a ground floor double bedroom and guest w.c. provides good potential for ageing in place, though buyers should evaluate step access.

Features cobblelock paving to the front and low-maintenance rear garden areas, minimizing heavy gardening upkeep.

The property features off-street parking behind a walled front garden and a security alarm, but lacks gated community entry.

Traditional semi-detached layout with defined rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Includes a downstairs double bedroom, separate living room, and breakfast room off the kitchen, offering versatile living arrangements.

A standard suburban development home rather than a traditional period or heritage property.

Includes an EV charging point and gas-fired central heating, though the BER rating of C indicates scope for further energy upgrades.

Equipped with a walled front cobblelock driveway, side access, and a sunny south-westerly rear garden complete with a large Barna shed.

Features a walled front garden in cobblelock and a low-maintenance south-westerly rear garden with a large Barna shed, offering manageable outdoor green spaces.

Close proximity to Bushy Park and local amenities makes walking highly accessible and convenient.

Local amenities in the surrounding Terenure and Rathfarnham areas provide access to fitness facilities and health clubs.

Manageable distances to the city centre and surrounding suburbs offer good cycling routes, though buyers should verify dedicated cycle lane networks.

A number of golf courses are noted as being nearby in the surrounding region.

Limited direct access to notable fishing spots from this suburban residential location.

Equestrian facilities are generally sparse in this built-up suburban area.

Inland location means water sports require travel toward the coast or designated inland activity centers.

The layout features a bright living room, separate kitchen and breakfast room, and a south-westerly facing rear garden suited for al fresco dining.

Located in a quiet cul-de-sac development just off Whitehall Road, offering a peaceful residential environment.

This is a suburban residential setting within Dublin, offering very little rural atmosphere.

Within easy reach of the varied amenities, shops, and cafes of Terenure, Templeogue, and Rathfarnham villages.

The property is situated inland in a suburban Dublin neighborhood far from the coast.

Provides good access to Dublin City Centre and local urban amenities while retaining a suburban neighborhood feel.

Well-regarded residential development with a strong neighborhood feel and local community clubs nearby.

Proximity to Terenure, Templeogue, and Rathfarnham villages ensures a thriving local café and dining scene.

While local pubs and restaurants exist nearby, heavier nightlife options would require travel into Dublin City Centre.

Proximity to Bushy Park and local sports clubs supports various wellness and fitness groups.

Primarily a residential suburb, meaning professional networking will mostly take place closer to the city centre.

Good transport links to Dublin city make reaching major employment and tech hubs achievable.