43 Walnut Rise, Courtlands, Griffith Ave, Dublin 9D09W8K7

The property features four well-proportioned bedrooms, an enclosed private rear garden that is not overlooked, and an established family-oriented neighbourhood setting in Dublin 9 with nearby parks and schools.

With three separate reception rooms, including a converted garage and a large living area, teenagers will have plenty of independent space to socialise or study.

The 133 square metre semi-detached footprint provides four bedrooms and multiple living spaces, though the shared bathroom facilities and layout might require modification for true multi-generational privacy.

At €795,000 for a four-bedroom home requiring modernisation, the scale and pricing point are more typically aligned with families or established couples rather than single buyers.

Offers substantial room to grow, create home offices, or host guests, though couples seeking a low-maintenance, turnkey property will need to budget for modernization work.

The mature, sought-after development and private garden appeal to downsizers, but a four-bedroom semi-detached house may offer more space and maintenance overhead than necessary.

Located in a well-established community with good amenities nearby, though the two-storey layout and requirement for modernization mean buyers should verify suitability for ageing in place.

The converted garage (measuring approx. 4.82m x 2.35m) and additional reception rooms provide outstanding versatility for dedicated home offices or study spaces.

Exceptional transport links including proximity to Dublin City Centre, the IFSC, East Point Business Park, and major road links like the M1 and M50.

Suitability for retirement depends on personal preference for a suburban house and garden, though the established community and local amenities are attractive.

While the neighbourhood is mature and stable, the two-storey layout requires stair climbing and buyers should verify if adaptations are needed for long-term accessibility.

The listing notes that the property would benefit from modernisation and updating, meaning maintenance and renovation efforts will be required initially.

The property features off-street parking and a semi-detached suburban layout rather than a secure gated community entrance.

A traditional 1970s semi-detached family home layout featuring multiple separate reception rooms and conventional compartmentalized spaces.

Offers exceptional layout flexibility with three distinct reception rooms, a converted garage, a separate laundry room, and four well-proportioned bedrooms.

Developed in the early 1970s, the estate represents a mid-century suburban residential phase rather than a period or historical heritage property.

The property is insulated and features a converted garage, but the BER rating is not provided, so buyers should investigate overall energy efficiency and thermal performance.

Includes off-street parking to the front and a generous private rear garden that is not overlooked, providing excellent seclusion and outdoor potential.

Features a generous private rear garden that is not overlooked, offering substantial potential for landscaping, planting, and outdoor enhancement.

Located within a mature, walkable neighbourhood close to Griffith Avenue, local parks such as Clonturk Park, and Drumcondra Village amenities.

The converted garage and extra reception rooms offer ample space to set up a private home gym, alongside access to local fitness facilities in the wider Dublin 9 area.

Flat suburban surroundings and established routes toward the city centre and surrounding areas make cycling a viable option for commuters and leisure riders.

North Dublin is home to several well-known golf clubs and courses within a convenient driving distance from the Drumcondra area.

Urban and suburban positioning means local fishing opportunities are limited, requiring travel toward coastal piers or regional rivers.

An urbanized residential setting with limited immediate access to equestrian facilities or stables without travelling further toward the city's outskirts.

Proximity to Dublin Bay allows for reasonable access to sailing and coastal water sports, though it is not a direct waterfront location.

Boasts three separate reception rooms, a distinct dining room, and an enclosed private rear garden, making it exceptionally well-suited for hosting family and guests.

Situated in an established residential development known for mature surroundings and a peaceful atmosphere, complemented by a private rear garden that is not overlooked.

This is a suburban location within a built-up area of Dublin 9, far removed from rural isolation or countryside settings.

Proximity to Drumcondra Village and Griffith Avenue provides a strong community feel with local shops, cafés, and neighbourhood amenities close at hand.

While coastal locations like Clontarf are relatively accessible from Dublin 9, the immediate property setting is suburban rather than coastal.

Excellent connectivity to Dublin City Centre, the IFSC, and East Point Business Park ensures strong access to city conveniences and employment hubs.

Courtlands is an established development with a strong community atmosphere, active residents, and recognition through the Dublin City Neighbourhood Awards.

Griffith Avenue and nearby Drumcondra Village offer an excellent selection of local cafés, restaurants, and social spots.

Good local pubs and dining options are available in Drumcondra, with rapid transport access into Dublin City Centre for broader nightlife.

Access to local sports clubs, community centres, and wellness options typical of an established Dublin residential suburb.

Close proximity to business parks, enterprise hubs, and the city centre facilitates professional networking.

Highly convenient location near major tech employment clusters in the IFSC, Silicon Docks accessibility, and East Point Business Park.