38 Churchfields, Milltown, Dublin 14

The property offers three bedrooms, a private south-facing rear garden, and a safe cul-de-sac setting within an exclusive development, making it suitable for young families close to local primary schools.

The home features three bedrooms and two reception areas, though space may become slightly tight as teenagers grow, but its proximity to public transport helps with independent travel.

With three bedrooms and 106 square metres of floor area across two levels, the property lacks the separate annex or ground-floor bedroom suite typically ideal for multi-generational living.

The asking price of €885,000 for a three-bedroom home in Dublin 14 represents a significant investment for a single buyer, but the location offers excellent connectivity to the city.

An ideal size for couples looking to establish a long-term home or eventual family base, offering generous living spaces, a sunroom, and a manageable south-facing garden.

Well suited for those looking to trade down from larger properties while maintaining a high standard of living, private parking, and manageable maintenance in a tranquil setting.

The property provides a quiet cul-de-sac setting and low-maintenance outdoor areas, though buyers should verify if the two-level layout and stairs pose any long-term challenges for aging in place.

The three-bedroom layout allows for flexible use of rooms as a home office, supporting a remote working lifestyle in a quiet environment.

Superb public transport links, including the Green Line Luas at Milltown nearby and local bus routes, make hybrid commuting into Dublin city center highly efficient.

A tranquil, secure, and well-maintained development offering proximity to local amenities and healthcare services, appealing well to retirees.

The property offers a manageable footprint, but buyers should note the two-story layout with bedrooms upstairs when considering long-term aging in place.

Meticulously maintained throughout by the current owners, featuring gas-fired central heating and a manageable garden size.

Located in an exclusive O'Malley built development with private off-street parking, though it does not feature a formal gated entry system.

Features traditional residential layout elements such as ceiling coving, a coal-effect gas fire, and defined rooms rather than ultra-minimalist open-plan spaces.

Includes double doors connecting the living room and dining room, along with a sunroom extension, offering adaptable living spaces.

Constructed as a modern development by O'Malley rather than a period or heritage home, though finished to a high standard.

Carries a BER rating of C, indicating that energy efficiency could be improved to meet higher modern ecological standards.

Features a cobble lock front driveway with off-street parking for two cars and a private south-facing rear garden with a sandstone patio.

Features a wonderfully private south-facing mature rear garden with a lawned area bordered by mature beds, offering good potential for keen gardeners.

Ideally positioned within easy reach of the picturesque Dodder River walkway and local neighborhood amenities for scenic walks.

Proximity to Milltown and Dundrum ensures reasonable access to local fitness facilities and wellness centers.

The suburban location provides workable cycling routes toward the city center and surrounding south Dublin areas.

Particularly convenient for golf enthusiasts, being situated right near the prestigious Milltown Golf Club.

Limited direct fishing opportunities nearby, save for recreational access along the River Dodder.

Urban and suburban setting means equestrian facilities are not immediately on the doorstep.

Inland location limits immediate access to water sports, though coastal amenities are reachable further out.

The layout includes an elegant living room, dining room, kitchen, and a bright sunroom leading out to a sandstone patio, perfect for hosting guests.

Tucked away in a tranquil setting on the borders of Milltown and Dundrum in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering a high degree of privacy and peace.

Located in a well-established urban and suburban neighborhood close to Dublin city amenities, offering an entirely suburban rather than rural experience.

Benefits from being a short stroll away from the local amenities, shops, and services that Milltown and Dundrum have to offer.

The property is situated inland in south Dublin, well away from coastal areas, though the Dodder River walkway offers local water views.

Provides excellent access to Dublin city center via the nearby Green Line Luas at Milltown and local bus routes, combining suburban calm with urban convenience.

Established residential development with a strong community feel, mature communal gardens, and active local neighborhood groups.

Close proximity to Milltown and Dundrum provides a vibrant selection of local cafés, coffee shops, and eateries.

While local neighbourhood pubs and restaurants are accessible, major nightlife hotspots require a short trip into the city center or nearby urban hubs.

Good access to local wellness classes, fitness clubs, and walking groups in the surrounding Milltown and Dundrum areas.

Primarily a residential suburb, though strong transport links make it easy to reach professional networking hubs in the city.

Good general connectivity and proximity to Dublin's major commercial and tech districts via the Luas line.