44 The New Hardwicke, Smithfield, Dublin 7D07FK75

With 51 square metres of floor area and two bedrooms, space is limited for young children. There is a sunny balcony, but the lack of a private garden means limited outdoor play space directly attached to the property.

Two bedrooms provide minimal privacy if teenagers are sharing, and overall apartment space is tight, though the central location offers good access to city amenities.

At 51 m² with a single bathroom and two bedrooms, this apartment is far too small to comfortably accommodate multiple generations under one roof.

An ideal layout for a single buyer looking for a stylish second-floor apartment in the heart of Smithfield with two bedrooms and a designated parking space.

Provides a great city base for a couple, featuring an open-plan living and dining area, dual aspect lighting, and a balcony to relax on.

Low maintenance living with lift access and a secure designated car space, though buyers should verify if service charges of €1,937 per year fit their downsizing budget.

Lift access is a plus for retirees, but the second-floor location and urban environment may not suit everyone looking for a quieter retirement setup.

The second bedroom can double as a home office, though dual aspect open-plan living means ambient noise from the city or within the flat should be considered.

Excellent connectivity with the Red Line LUAS nearby and the city centre within walking distance makes hybrid commuting very convenient.

Convenient for retirees who want city amenities nearby, though annual service charges of €1,937 should be factored into fixed retirement incomes.

The building is serviced by a lift, which helps, but apartment living with stairs or lift dependency and a compact layout has limitations for long-term age-related mobility.

At 51 m² with laminate floors and a recently refurbished bathroom, upkeep is minimal, though the annual service charge of €1,937 covers common areas.

Features a secure designated car space within an attractive red brick development.

Open-plan layout, dual aspect lighting, and sophisticated fitted wardrobes lend themselves well to a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

The 51 m² footprint is fixed in an open-plan style, offering limited structural flexibility for major layout changes.

Built in 1991, this is a modern development rather than a period or heritage property, though styled with an attractive red brick exterior.

Carries a C2 BER rating, which means a prospective buyer might want to investigate potential energy efficiency upgrades.

Features a sunny balcony as an outdoor retreat, though there is no private or communal garden space attached.

There is no private garden, only a sunny balcony which limits gardening to container plants.

The city centre is within walking distance, and Smithfield Square is just a short stroll away for urban walks.

Being centrally located in Dublin 7 provides easy access to numerous commercial gyms and fitness centres in the immediate area.

Flat city terrain makes cycling a viable commuting option, though buyers should verify secure bike storage facilities within the development.

Requires travel outside the immediate city centre to reach standard golf courses.

Proximity to the River Liffey offers some urban waterfront access, but dedicated fishing spots require travel further afield.

An urban apartment setting offers no practical access or facilities for horse riding.

Proximity to the Liffey does not translate to major water sports facilities, which are generally found further down the bay or coast.

The open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area combined with a sunny balcony provides a nice space for hosting small groups of friends.

Located right in the heart of Smithfield near bars, shops, and restaurants, meaning urban sounds and bustling city activity are to be expected.

This is a strictly urban apartment setting in central Dublin with no rural characteristics.

Smithfield has a distinct urban village feel with local cafes, shops, and community spots within a short stroll.

While Dublin is a coastal city, this property is situated inland in Smithfield with no immediate proximity to the coast.

Prime city-centre living with the Red Line LUAS providing easy access, and shops, bars, and restaurants right on the doorstep.

Smithfield has an active local community and regular events around the square, though apartment living tends to be more self-contained.

Surrounded by numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants right in the heart of Smithfield.

Vibrant nightlife options are available right on your doorstep and easily accessible in the wider city centre.

Proximity to central Dublin gives easy access to numerous wellness groups, yoga studios, and fitness classes.

Close proximity to the legal quarter, tech hubs, and central business district provides strong professional networking potential.

Dublin's primary tech employers and innovation districts are easily reached via the nearby Red Line LUAS or on foot.