38 Parkside Crescent, Clongriffin, Dublin 13D13H7EP

This extended four-bedroom home offers ample space, local schools and childcare facilities nearby, and proximity to Father Collins Park for play and outdoor activities.

Four bedrooms spread across three floors and an additional multifunctional room give teenagers plenty of personal space and flexibility.

With 180 square metres over three floors, including a principal ensuite top floor and a separate multifunctional room, there is good potential for flexible living arrangements.

A larger home for a single buyer, but offers an excellent property with high energy efficiency (BER A2) and great transport links to the city centre.

Provides generous living spaces, a contemporary extended kitchen/dining/family area, and a sunny south-facing rear garden ideal for couples starting or growing a household.

Modern build with low maintenance requirements and a high BER rating, though the three-story layout involves stairs that may require consideration for future mobility.

Benefiting from modern 2018 construction and a high energy rating, though the three-storey configuration means managing multiple flights of stairs.

Features a separate, south-facing multifunctional room ideal for a dedicated home office, complemented by excellent overall floor space and modern connectivity.

Clongriffin DART station and Malahide Road bus services provide efficient access to the city centre, while the M1, M50, and Dublin Airport are nearby.

Low maintenance and highly energy-efficient modern build, though the three-story layout requires navigating stairs.

Modern and comfortable home, but the three-storey layout with bedrooms on upper floors may present challenges for long-term ageing in place without modification.

Built in 2018 with an A2 BER rating, high-performance double-glazed windows, solar PV panels, and modern insulation ensuring minimal upkeep.

Features off-street parking and a hard-wired intruder alarm system, though it is an open crescent rather than a gated community.

Contemporary red-brick build with clean lines, recessed lighting, and a modern open-plan extension finished in 2021.

Extending to 180 sq. m. across three floors, featuring an open-plan kitchen/dining/family area and a separate south-facing multifunctional room for diverse needs.

This is a modern property built in 2018 rather than a period or heritage home.

Boasts an impressive A2 BER rating, solar photovoltaic panels, high levels of roof, wall, and floor insulation, and an A-rated condensing boiler.

Includes an approximately 33-foot long private south-facing rear garden, substantial paved patio area, and rear pedestrian access, all overlooking a landscaped communal area.

Features an approximately 33-foot long private south-facing rear garden with a substantial paved patio area, perfect for container gardening and outdoor planting.

Father Collins Park is close by for scenic walks, alongside easy access to coastal paths and walks in Portmarnock, Malahide, and Howth.

The property includes a separate south-facing multifunctional room that can easily be utilized as a home gym.

Located in an accessible suburban area with good road networks and park pathways well suited for cycling enthusiasts.

North Dublin is home to several renowned golf courses and clubs along the coast within a short drive.

Proximity to coastal areas such as Howth and Malahide provides opportunities for sea fishing and marine activities.

While primarily a suburban residential setting, equestrian facilities and stables can be found further out towards the rural fringes of North County Dublin.

Easy access to the coast at Portmarnock, Malahide, and Howth offers great options for sailing, swimming, and other water sports.

The substantial 2021 rear extension creates a wonderful open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area with double doors opening onto a sunny paved patio and south-facing garden.

Overlooks a landscaped communal area and features a private south-facing rear garden not overlooked to the rear, situated in a popular modern suburban development.

This is a contemporary suburban development in Dublin 13 with high-density housing and close proximity to major roads and shopping centers.

Local amenities like Clare Hall, Northern Cross, and nearby coastal villages such as Portmarnock, Malahide, and Howth offer a community-oriented feel.

The stunning coastlines at Portmarnock, Malahide, and Howth are within easy reach for beach days and weekend coastal walks.

Conveniently located with regular DART and bus connections to Dublin city centre alongside close access to the M1 and M50.

Situated in a popular, active modern development with local schools, childcare facilities, and parks fostering a strong community atmosphere.

Local cafés and amenities at Clare Hall and Northern Cross, with broader choices available in nearby coastal towns.

Primarily a residential suburban area; vibrant nightlife options will require traveling closer to Dublin city centre or nearby Malahide.

Close to local parks, open green spaces, and community facilities supporting pilates & stretching, fitness classes, and wellness groups.

Good connectivity to the city centre and tech-hubs makes professional networking accessible for hybrid workers.

Excellent transport links to major employment and tech centers across Dublin via the DART and main arterial routes.