37 Rushbrook, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15D15CY2D

This detached 4-bedroom family home features an extensive fully walled front garden with off-street parking and a sunny, fully walled rear garden with a lawn and extended patio, making it a safe and practical space for young children.

The property offers four bedrooms and a convenient location just minutes from the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, local schools, and the National Aquatic Centre, providing plenty of independence and activities for teenagers.

With four bedrooms and a detached layout, there is decent space, though the 104 m² floor area and single main living spaces mean less separation of living quarters than ideal for true multi-generational setups.

A 4-bedroom detached house at €595,000 with a BER rating of E2 might be larger and require more upkeep than what a typical single buyer looking for low-maintenance city living requires.

Provides ample space for couples planning for the future or those wanting a dedicated home office, complemented by a quiet community setting right off Blanchardstown Village.

The single-level flow of the ground floor is convenient, but maintaining four bedrooms and a large plot may feel excessive once children leave home, plus the E2 BER rating might require energy upgrades.

The mature, quiet residential setting close to village amenities is appealing for retirees, though the stairs and garden maintenance should be considered for long-term ageing in place.

Four bedrooms provide excellent flexibility to convert one or more rooms into dedicated home offices for remote working setups.

Unrivalled access to the N3, M3, and M50, an excellent bus route to the city centre, and proximity to Dublin Airport make hybrid commuting very convenient.

Quiet, mature development close to local healthcare at Connolly Hospital and village shops suits retirement living well.

Features a ground floor with reception rooms, but bedrooms and the main bathroom are upstairs, and the E2 BER rating may impact heating comfort for older occupants.

The property requires upkeep for its four bedrooms, two sheds, and extensive front and rear gardens, alongside potential energy efficiency improvements due to the E2 BER.

An open street-front driveway with off-street parking for 3/4 cars rather than a secure gated entry system, though security lighting is present.

Traditional family home layout featuring coving, dado rails, an open fireplace, and separate reception rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Four bedrooms, interconnecting living and dining rooms via an arch, and potential to extend into the circa 41ft rear garden offer great layout flexibility.

A mature residential development home rather than a protected historical heritage property.

Carries a relatively low E2 BER rating (369.95 kWh/m²/yr), meaning the buyer should investigate energy upgrades like insulation or heat pumps to improve environmental performance.

Offers an extensive front garden with off-street parking for multiple cars and an impressive circa 41ft long, fully walled south-easterly rear garden with an extended patio and two powered sheds.

Features an extensive front garden with colourful planting and a circa 41ft long sunny south-easterly rear garden with flower beds, a lawn, and two block/wooden sheds with power.

Close to well-kept communal green areas, local village amenities, and neighbourhood pathways, making it easy to enjoy daily walks.

Proximity to the National Aquatic Centre and local corporate parks provides access to fitness facilities, though buyers should verify the exact distance to local private commercial gyms.

Good road access via the N3 and M50 corridors, though cycling infrastructure into Dublin city centre from Blanchardstown should be verified by the buyer for commuting safety.

Suburban Dublin location with various golf clubs reachable within a reasonable driving distance across north-west Dublin.

Primarily a residential village setting with limited immediate access to notable fishing rivers or lakes.

Urban and suburban surroundings mean equestrian facilities are likely sparse in the immediate vicinity, requiring travel to outer county stables.

The National Aquatic Centre is just a 5-minute drive away, offering premier indoor water sports and swimming facilities.

Open-plan living and dining rooms connecting to a bright kitchen, paired with an extended patio and large south-easterly rear garden, make this home ideal for hosting.

Tucked away off the main street in a mature residential development with well-kept communal green areas, offering a peaceful environment despite its central village location.

Located right in the heart of Blanchardstown Village with urban conveniences, shopping centres, and corporate parks nearby, offering a distinctly suburban rather than rural experience.

Enviably situated just off the main street in Blanchardstown Village where dining, shopping facilities, schools, and local amenities abound within walking distance.

Inland location in Blanchardstown, Dublin 15, with no proximity to the coast.

Combines a quiet suburban enclave feel with immediate proximity to Dublin city bus routes, Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, and major transport links like the M50 and N3.

Located in a desirable, quiet, community-based residential area with active local groups and well-maintained communal green spaces.

Being right off Blanchardstown Village Main Street puts a variety of local cafes, dining, and shopping options just a short stroll away.

Village pubs and local amenities are nearby, while the proximity to Blanchardstown Shopping Centre and transport links provides access to wider entertainment options.

Close to Connolly Hospital and the National Aquatic Centre, offering strong infrastructure for fitness, pilates & stretching, and wellness activities.

Proximity to Blanchardstown Corporate Parks and easy transit into Dublin city centre supports professional networking.

Dublin 15 houses several major business and tech corporate parks nearby, ensuring good professional connectivity.