41 Rockbarton Court, Salthill, GalwayH91F348

The apartment offers two bedrooms and ground-floor access, but at 56 m² (approx. 602 sq ft), space is limited for growing families, and there is no private enclosed garden.

While close to local amenities and the promenade, a two-bedroom apartment of this size provides limited personal space and privacy for teenagers.

The compact 56 m² floor plan with two bedrooms and two bathrooms is entirely unsuitable for accommodating multiple generations together.

This recently renovated, turnkey two-bedroom ground-floor apartment with parking in prime Salthill is an exceptional fit for single buyers seeking convenience and modern living.

Offering two double bedrooms, an en-suite, open-plan living, and a location close to the seafront and amenities, this is ideal for couples starting out or downsizing.

Ground-floor living, low maintenance, and a highly sought-after mature development make this a very comfortable option for those whose children have left home.

The own-door ground-floor access and proximity to shops, medical facilities in Galway, and the Salthill Promenade suit retirees well, though management fees apply.

The two-bedroom layout allows for a home office setup in the second bedroom, though broadband speeds should be verified by the buyer.

Conveniently located for reaching Galway city centre and transport links for hybrid schedules.

Low-maintenance ground-floor living with nearby amenities makes this well-suited for retirement.

Ground-floor access and single-level living make this practical for ageing in place, subject to evaluating any internal door thresholds.

Recently renovated apartment in turnkey condition with managed communal areas and an annual management fee of 1,500.

Features private off-street parking and a mature setting, but buyers should verify if formal gated entry security is present.

Modern finishes, high-quality laminate floors, and a clean open-plan layout lend themselves to a contemporary aesthetic.

A standard 56 m² two-bedroom apartment layout with fixed partition walls offering limited structural flexibility.

This is a purpose-built, recently renovated modern apartment rather than a traditional period or heritage home.

Has a C BER rating and electric heating; buyers looking for high energy efficiency may wish to investigate upgrade options.

Benefits from south-facing communal gardens and green areas, but lacks private outdoor space like a balcony or private garden.

There are well-maintained communal and south-facing green areas, but no private garden space for personal cultivation.

The short 500-metre walk to the Salthill Promenade and nearby beaches offers exceptional opportunities for coastal walks.

General fitness amenities and local clubs like Galway Lawn Tennis Club are nearby, though the specific presence of a local commercial gym should be verified.

The flat coastal terrain around Salthill and Galway makes cycling a viable option for commuting or leisure.

Galway Golf Club is within easy reach of the property.

Proximity to the coast offers sea angling opportunities nearby, though specific local fishing spots require local investigation.

Equestrian facilities are generally located further out in the county rather than in this urban/suburban coastal setting.

Being right by the Salthill coastline, beaches, and Blackrock diving tower makes this ideal for swimming and water sports enthusiasts.

Features a generous open-plan living and dining space, though overall apartment sizing limits large gatherings.

Situated in a quiet, mature residential complex adjacent to Pearse Stadium, though located in a vibrant and popular suburb.

This is an urban/suburban apartment setting in Salthill, completely removed from rural surroundings.

Salthill village amenities, cafés, bars, and shops are just a short stroll away, providing a distinct community feel.

Located only about 500 metres from the Salthill Promenade, beaches, and the Blackrock diving tower.

Positioned in a prime Galway suburb with easy reach to the city centre, University of Galway, and University Hospital Galway.

Mature residential development and proximity to Salthill village support local community engagement.

Salthill village offers a wide range of cafés, bars, and restaurants just a short stroll away.

Local pubs and eateries are plentiful in Salthill, with broader nightlife easily accessible in Galway city centre.

Proximity to coastal amenities, tennis clubs, and local community spaces supports wellness activities.

Mainly a residential suburb, though close proximity to the university and city provides professional networking access.

Easy access to Galway city tech employers, though buyers should verify the actual broadband speeds available at the apartment.