40 Edenmore Gardens, Raheny, Dublin 5D05TN62

The property is located in a popular residential enclave with a good choice of local schools and childcare facilities nearby, making it well-suited for families with young children.

With three bedrooms and proximity to sports clubs, parks, and local amenities, teenagers will find plenty of recreational options in the immediate area.

At 72 square metres with three bedrooms and one bathroom, the floor area is relatively compact for multi-generational living arrangements.

The property is highlighted as a popular choice for first-time buyers, offering a manageable three-bedroom layout in a convenient and mature location.

Provides a comfortable amount of space with light-filled accommodation, a lounge with a multi-fuel stove, and good transport links for working couples.

The manageable property size and proximity to village amenities, parks, and coastal walks make it a reasonable option for those looking to downsize in the vicinity.

While the single downstairs shower room and single-level downstairs flow are convenient, the bedrooms are located upstairs and should be evaluated for long-term accessibility.

The three-bedroom layout allows flexibility to dedicate one of the rooms as a home office, though broadband speeds should be verified.

Conveniently located less than a 10-minute walk from Raheny DART station and adjacent to bus routes for straightforward commuting.

Proximity to village amenities, healthcare options, and local clubs supports a comfortable retirement lifestyle.

Includes a convenient downstairs shower room, though the bedrooms and main bathroom facilities (if any upstairs) require stair access.

Features PVC double-glazed windows and doors, gas central heating, and a compact end-of-terrace footprint that keeps upkeep straightforward.

The property features off-street parking rather than a secure gated community entrance.

Standard 3-bedroom layout with laminate flooring and neutral finishes, though buyers may want to update certain areas to achieve a truly minimalist aesthetic.

A standard three-bedroom end-of-terrace layout covering 72 square metres with a floored attic space accessed via a pull-down ladder.

Located in a mature residential enclave rather than a traditional period or protected heritage building.

Equipped with an EV charger for electric vehicles and roof insulation, though the BER rating of D1 indicates potential for further energy efficiency upgrades.

Includes a side entrance, an outdoor pergola, and a concrete shed plumbed for a washing machine, alongside off-street parking.

Features an outdoor area with a pergola and concrete shed, though garden space is modest as typical for an end-of-terrace suburban plot.

Excellent walking opportunities nearby with close access to St. Anne's Park and the coastal promenade and walkway.

General fitness options are available in the wider Raheny and Dublin 5 area, though specific local gym facilities should be verified by the buyer.

Benefiting from proximity to the coastal cycle track and local cycling routes connecting to nearby parks and amenities.

The description specifically notes a large choice of local sports clubs in the locality, including golf.

Proximity to the coast offers potential sea angling opportunities nearby, though local spots should be investigated further.

St. Anne's Park and surrounding areas offer green spaces, but dedicated equestrian facilities nearby are limited.

Proximity to the coast allows for convenient access to various marine and water sports activities in the wider Dublin bay area.

Features a cozy lounge with a multi-fuel stove and an outdoor patio area with a pergola, suitable for hosting small gatherings.

Situated in a sought-after residential enclave, though it remains a suburban setting close to local infrastructure and bus routes.

This is a firmly suburban residential location in Dublin 5, far removed from rural settings.

Being under a 10-minute walk from Raheny Village gives residents excellent access to local shops, restaurants, coffee shops, and community services.

Proximity to the coastal promenade, cycle track, and walkway provides strong appeal for those who enjoy coastal environments.

Offers good connectivity via the DART station and bus routes into the wider city, combined with local suburban conveniences.

A mature residential location with active local sports clubs, churches, a library, and a strong sense of community.

Being under a 10-minute walk from Raheny Village gives residents easy access to local coffee shops and restaurants.

Local nightlife is relatively quiet and suburban, with more extensive entertainment options requiring travel toward the city centre.

Proximity to parks, sports clubs, and community facilities supports access to local wellness and fitness groups.

Primarily a residential suburb, meaning professional networking will mostly rely on transport links to commercial hubs.

Strong DART and road connections offer efficient travel to Dublin's major employment and technology centres.