432 Olcovar, Shankill, Co. DublinD18YN36

The top floor apartment features two double bedrooms and is located close to Shanganagh Park and local schools, making it suitable for a small young family, though apartment living lacks private garden space.

With two double bedrooms and proximity to the DART, bus routes, and local amenities, teenagers will appreciate the transport independence, though space is limited at 73 square metres.

At 73 square metres with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the property lacks the spatial separation and size required for multi-generational living.

Presented in absolute turnkey condition in a mature development near Shankill Village and transport links, this apartment is ideal for single buyers entering the market.

The two-bedroom layout, high level of finish, and sunny balcony with sea and hill views make this an appealing and low-maintenance home for couples.

Downsizers will find the turnkey condition, manageable apartment size, underground parking, and proximity to village amenities highly convenient.

Being a top floor apartment, accessibility relies on lift availability which the buyer should verify, but the low-maintenance aspect and nearby amenities suit retirement well.

With two bedrooms, one can easily be adapted as a home office, though internet speeds should be verified by the buyer.

Exceptionally well-connected with proximity to the DART, bus routes, and the Luas, making hybrid commuting into Dublin highly convenient.

The turnkey setup, low maintenance, and local village amenities make this an attractive property for retirees.

As a top-floor apartment, accessibility depends on building lift infrastructure which the buyer should verify for long-term suitability.

Presented in absolute turnkey condition with managed communal grounds and an underground parking space, requiring minimal upkeep.

Located in a well-regarded mature development with an underground designated car parking space, though specific gated entry features should be verified.

The efficient 73 sqm layout, modern kitchen, and clean finishes lend themselves well to a minimalist lifestyle.

Standard apartment layout with fixed rooms, offering limited structural flexibility beyond utilizing the second bedroom or storage spaces.

Built circa 2005 by Tudor Homes, this is a modern development rather than a period or heritage property.

Features a BER rating of C, indicating that energy efficiency is average and could potentially be upgraded by the buyer.

While lacking a private garden, the property boasts a sunny balcony with sea and hill views alongside well-maintained communal grounds.

Gardening options are limited to potted plants on the sunny balcony, though there are well-maintained communal gardens managed externally.

Excellent opportunities for walking with Shanganagh Park, Shankill beach, and Killiney hill all located close by.

Buyers should investigate local fitness facilities in the surrounding Shankill and wider Dublin area, as none are specified on-site.

The coastal location and access to local roads offer good cycling routes, though storage for bikes within the apartment complex should be verified.

South County Dublin offers several nearby golf courses accessible from this location, though none are directly adjacent.

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

Equestrian facilities are generally limited in this suburban coastal setting and would require travel to surrounding areas.

Proximity to the coast and Shankill beach makes this a convenient location for engaging in various coastal water sports.

The open living/dining room and sunny balcony with stunning sea and hill views provide a pleasant space for hosting small gatherings.

Situated in a mature, well-regarded development with maintained communal grounds, offering a peaceful residential atmosphere despite its accessible location.

This is a suburban apartment setting close to Shankill Village and transport links, offering none of the isolation or acreage associated with rural living.

Positioned just a short stroll from Shankill Village and its shops, pharmacy, and local services, providing a true village lifestyle.

Features stunning sea views and a position near Shankill beach and Killiney hill, offering strong coastal appeal.

While close to transport networks including the DART and Luas, Shankill retains a suburban village feel rather than an urban center vibe.

Located in a mature, established development with active local community amenities in Shankill Village.

A short stroll to Shankill Village provides access to local cafes and everyday social amenities.

Nightlife options in Shankill are relatively quiet, with more vibrant evening entertainment requiring travel to nearby towns or Dublin city center.

Access to local parks, walking trails, and nearby community facilities supports health and wellness activities.

Networking options locally are modest, with most professional networking requiring commuting toward the city or tech hubs.

Good transport links via the DART and major roads provide reasonable access to South Dublin and city tech employers.