40 Castlemoyne, Balgriffin, Dublin 13D13V104

The four-bedroom semi-detached layout and secure wrap-around garden offer plenty of space for young children to play safely.

Four spacious double bedrooms provide ideal privacy and personal space for growing teenagers.

With 149 m² and four bedrooms, there is decent room, though all bedrooms are located on a single upper floor which might limit accessibility for older relatives.

A four-bedroom property at an asking price of €635,000 may offer more space and maintenance overhead than a single buyer typically requires.

Provides ample room for couples planning to expand or needing dedicated home office spaces, though it is a larger footprint to maintain.

Offers generous space for visiting family, but the two-story layout and four bedrooms mean managing more space than empty nesters might ultimately need.

The multi-story setup with all bedrooms upstairs could present mobility challenges later in life, making long-term ageing in place less practical without modifications.

Four bedrooms and a bright landing comfort zone provide multiple options for establishing dedicated home office spaces.

Good positioning in Dublin 13 with designated parking spots and regional access makes hybrid commuting feasible.

While comfortable for retirement initially, the two-story layout with stairs may become less suitable over time.

Features a two-story layout with all bedrooms and the main bathroom located on the upper floor, posing potential accessibility challenges for ageing residents.

Includes modern uPVC double-glazed windows and gas-fired central heating, though the expansive wrap-around garden requires ongoing upkeep.

The property features 2 designated parking spots and a private garden, but does not feature a secure gated community entrance.

Traditional family home layout featuring classic decorative timber floors, coving, and an open fireplace rather than stark minimalism.

Features an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a separate utility room, a generous lounge, and a versatile landing comfort zone.

A modern development home rather than a period or historical heritage property.

Includes a BER rating of C1, gas-fired central heating, and a greenhouse in the garden, with potential scope for further green energy upgrades.

Boasts a substantial private wrap-around garden with mature planting, various patios, raised bedding, and a greenhouse.

Features a large private wrap-around garden equipped with a greenhouse, mature planting, and raised bedding.

Proximity to local green spaces and residential walkways supports daily strolls, though urban walking routes dominate over wild hiking trails.

Standard suburban location where local fitness facilities can be accessed by car or public transport, though none are explicitly integrated into the property.

Suburban roads and nearby connectors offer decent cycling infrastructure for commuting or leisure rides.

North Dublin features several prominent golf courses and clubs within a short driving radius.

Inland suburban setting means dedicated freshwater or sea fishing spots require deliberate travel.

Equestrian facilities are sparsely located in immediate suburban Balgriffin, requiring travel to outer areas.

Proximity to the North Dublin coastline allows for water sports access further down toward Portmarnock or Howth.

Equipped with an open-plan kitchen and dining area opening via sliding doors onto the rear patio, complemented by a spacious lounge with surround sound.

Situated in a sought-after development with a private wrap-around garden and a green space view from one of the bedrooms, supporting a peaceful residential feel.

Located in Balgriffin, Dublin 13, which is an established suburban residential area rather than a rural setting.

Offers a suburban community atmosphere within a development, though it lacks the distinct historical core of a traditional village.

Balgriffin sits within North County Dublin, providing reasonably close proximity to coastal spots like Portmarnock and Malahide, though not directly on the coast.

Well-positioned within Dublin 13 for access to the city and surrounding suburban amenities, balancing suburban scale with urban reach.

Set within an established residential development layout that fosters a sense of community engagement.

Local suburban conveniences provide access to nearby cafés, though a more vibrant café culture requires heading into neighboring villages or central Dublin.

Primarily residential suburban area with limited local nightlife, necessitating trips into central Dublin or nearby larger hubs.

Access to pilates & stretching or general fitness groups is typical of suburban community centers and nearby facilities.

Standard residential suburb with fewer direct professional networking venues compared to inner-city locations.

Good regional connectivity to Dublin's tech and commercial employment centers.