39 Brennanstown Square, Cabinteely, Dublin 18D18RH59

Proximity to Cabinteely Park and local playgrounds makes this a great location for families with young children, though a two-bedroom apartment has spatial limits as kids grow.

Two bedrooms and good local secondary school access suit teenagers well, but apartment living offers limited private space for growing adolescents.

With 84 square metres and two bedrooms, the property lacks the separate independent living quarters typically required for comfortable multi-generational households.

A spacious turn-key two-bedroom ground floor apartment offering secure own-door access and great local amenities, ideal for a single professional.

An excellent layout featuring two bedrooms, open-plan living, and dual patio spaces, perfectly suited for couples at various life stages.

Low-maintenance single-level ground floor living with secure parking and village convenience makes this an attractive down-sizing option.

Ground floor own-door access, walk-in storage, landscaped communal grounds, and proximity to Cabinteely Village support comfortable retirement living.

The spacious layout with a dedicated storage room and comfortable living areas supports home working environments well.

Exceptional transport connectivity with the N11 QBC on the doorstep, bus stops within 5 minutes, and easy access to the LUAS and M50.

Ground floor accommodation with step-free entry features, local village amenities, and secure parking suit retirees looking for ease of living.

As a ground floor own-door apartment, it removes internal stair hurdles, though buyers should verify specific accessibility adaptations.

Modern apartment build from 2004 with managed grounds, gas heating, and turn-key presentation requiring minimal upkeep.

Includes two designated parking spaces (one underground) and a private development layout, though buyers should verify access control measures.

Contemporary open-plan layout with large flooring tiles, clean kitchen lines, and built-in storage options.

A standard two-bedroom apartment floor plan with defined room functions and a useful walk-in storage room.

Built circa 2004, this is a modern property rather than a traditional heritage home.

Carries a C1 BER energy rating, meaning buyers may want to investigate potential energy efficiency upgrades over time.

Unusually strong outdoor space for an apartment, featuring a sunny south-facing rear patio and an open front patio overlooking landscaped greens.

Features sunny front and rear patios as well as managed communal landscaped grounds, though there is no private traditional garden.

Cabinteely Park and Kilbogget Park are on the doorstep, offering fantastic woodland walks and outdoor recreation.

Buyers should investigate or verify local fitness facilities in the surrounding Cabinteely and Carrickmines areas.

Good suburban roads and proximity to parks allow for cycling, though main arterial routes like the N11 require caution.

South Dublin is home to several well-regarded golf clubs within a short drive.

Limited direct opportunities for fishing in this suburban residential setting.

Equestrian facilities are generally located further out towards the Dublin foothills rather than in the immediate neighbourhood.

Proximity to the Dublin bay coastline allows for water sports with a short drive, but nothing is directly adjacent.

An open-plan living and dining area with granite-topped island and double doors opening onto both front and rear patios makes hosting guests seamless.

Set within a mature, leafy enclave off Old Bray Road with tranquil communal green spaces, providing a peaceful residential atmosphere.

Located in a built-up Dublin suburb with nearby national roads, bus corridors, and a LUAS line, offering an urban-suburban rather than rural lifestyle.

Just a short stroll from Cabinteely Village with its shops, eateries, pub, restaurants, and local services.

While South Dublin is within driving distance of the coast, this inland suburban location is not directly coastal.

Offers convenient access to Dublin city via the N11 QBC and nearby transport links while maintaining a suburban village feel.

A mature development with active local community initiatives, a village parish, library, and local events.

Cabinteely Village offers a selection of local eateries, restaurants, and outdoor seating areas introduced via the Summer Streets initiative.

Local options are limited to village pubs and restaurants, requiring travel into nearby suburban centers or Dublin city for extensive nightlife.

Proximity to large parks and local community hubs provides a solid foundation for health and wellness activities.

Mainly a residential suburb, though strong transport links make commuting to Dublin business districts straightforward.

Good transport access to South Dublin commercial parks and tech employers along the M50 corridor.