4 Synnott Terrace, Clarence Street, Dun Laoghaire, County DublinA96HY23

The property provides a private south-west facing rear garden and secure gated grounds, which are great for families, but the 57 sq m floor area and two-bedroom layout are quite compact for growing children. Additionally, the G BER rating and need for modernisation mean buyers should budget for significant energy upgrades before it is fully suited for small kids.

With only two bedrooms and 57 square metres of living space, privacy and personal space for teenagers will be limited. However, its exceptional location close to the DART station and Dublin Bay offers great independence for older kids.

The compact 57 m² footprint, single bathroom, and two-bedroom layout make multi-generational living highly impractical without major extensions, subject to planning permission.

An appealing red-brick home with fantastic harbour views and a private garden, offering a wonderful opportunity for a single buyer to modernise and create a bespoke property in a prime coastal location.

The layout is well-suited for a couple looking to get onto the property market or downsize into a character-filled home with off-street parking, a private garden, and exceptional proximity to local amenities.

The single-level ground floor elements and low-maintenance paved rear garden suit downsizers, though buyers should note the stairs to the bedrooms and the need for thermal insulation upgrades given the G BER rating.

The secure gated grounds and low-maintenance outdoor spaces are ideal for retirement, but the property requires modernisation and has a G BER rating, meaning significant refurbishment may be needed to ensure comfort and energy efficiency.

The two-bedroom layout allows for a home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband speeds and consider upgrading the insulation given the G BER rating.

Outstanding commuter potential with Dun Laoghaire DART station and local bus routes within easy walking distance for access to Dublin City Centre.

An attractive option for retirees looking for a manageable coastal home close to amenities, medical services, and transport links, provided they undertake planned modernisations.

While the ground floor features single-level living options and secure gated entry, the bedrooms and bathroom are split-level, and the property requires significant modernisation to suit long-term accessibility needs.

The rear garden is fully paved for ease of maintenance, though the building itself carries a G BER rating and requires comprehensive upgrading and refurbishment.

Explicitly nestled within secure gated grounds, offering enhanced privacy and security.

The compact 57 m² floor area provides a blank canvas for buyers wanting a minimalist aesthetic, though extensive interior renovation is required.

The layout is relatively fixed across two stories, though there is potential to extend the accommodation subject to planning permission (S.P.P.).

An attractive red-brick fronted property that captures the charm and character of a bygone era.

The property currently holds a G BER rating, indicating poor energy efficiency and a clear need for substantial green retrofitting.

Benefits from a charming front garden and a private, sunny south-west facing paved rear garden enclosed by a high granite wall.

The rear garden is paved throughout for ease of maintenance, offering limited scope for traditional planting, though the front garden features space for colourful blooms.

An exceptional location for walking enthusiasts, right on the doorstep of the pier, seafront walks, and the scenic coastline of Dublin Bay.

The surrounding Dun Laoghaire area offers good access to local fitness centres and wellness facilities within a short distance.

The coastal surroundings and nearby cycle paths along the seafront provide great routes for cycling enthusiasts.

Proximity to several established golf clubs in the south Dublin coastal area makes this a convenient base for golfers.

The home's immediate harbourside setting offers fantastic convenience for sea fishing and coastal maritime pursuits.

Being situated in a built-up coastal town, equine facilities are limited and require travel further inland.

Dun Laoghaire Harbour is a premier hub for sailing, kayaking, and various water sports, located just moments from the property.

The sunny south-west facing rear garden provides a lovely private outdoor space for hosting, though the indoor living areas are compact and require modernisation.

Nestled within secure gated grounds with a private rear garden enclosed by a high granite wall, the home offers a peaceful retreat, though its central urban-adjacent coastal setting brings typical local activity.

Located right in the vibrant heart of Dun Laoghaire near the harbour and DART station, this property is distinctly urban and coastal rather than rural.

Positioned moments from the water's edge with boutique shops, cafés, and local amenities within easy walking distance, delivering a strong community and village-like feel.

Features picture-perfect panoramic views across Dun Laoghaire Harbour and Dublin Bay from the front bedroom, with the water's edge and piers just moments away.

Excellent urban convenience with Dun Laoghaire DART station and multiple bus routes within easy walking distance, providing direct access to Dublin City Centre.

The vibrant local community in Dun Laoghaire offers numerous active groups, local clubs, and civic associations.

Surrounded by an excellent selection of local cafés, restaurants, and lively spots right on your doorstep.

Close proximity to lively pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues within the town centre.

Good access to local health and wellness groups, pilates & stretching studios, and seaside fitness communities.

Proximity to local business hubs and easy transit links into Dublin make professional networking accessible.

Excellent transport links to Dublin's major tech employment centres via the DART and bus network.