45 Churchfields, Milltown, Dublin 14D14N5W0

The property features three bedrooms, a secure private rear garden, and a large green area within the estate for children to play, alongside close proximity to good local schools.

With three bedrooms and an additional converted attic space offering independent functional room, older children have space to study or relax, though overall footprint is moderate at 107 m².

Spanning 107 m² plus a converted attic over three floors with three bathrooms, the layout is generally geared toward a single nuclear family rather than separate multi-generational units.

Offers generous space and a high standard of finish with remote work potential, though the price point of €925,000 and three-bedroom scale is large for a single occupant.

An exceptional layout for couples looking to grow into a home, featuring open-plan kitchen and dining space, plus a converted attic ideal for home offices.

The property provides manageable upkeep, modern upgrades like triple-glazed windows, and a low-maintenance landscaped garden, though stairs across three levels should be considered.

While convenient to local amenities and public transport, the home spans three floors including a converted attic, which may pose mobility challenges later in life.

Includes a versatile 16 m² converted attic space with built-in eaves storage and great natural light from Velux windows, perfect for a dedicated home office.

Superb public transport links with the Green Line Luas at Milltown nearby and Dublin Bus routes stopping right outside the estate.

Well-suited for active retirement given the low-maintenance upgrades and nearby amenities, though multi-story living is a factor.

Features modern efficiencies like triple-glazed windows and a B3 BER, but the three-story configuration including the converted attic creates challenges for long-term aging in place.

Extensively renovated and refurbished with triple-glazed windows, modern gas/heating standards, and a landscaped porcelain-paved rear garden minimizing upkeep.

The property is an open-access terraced home within a residential enclave rather than a secure gated community.

Features clean, modern finishes and a bright open-plan kitchen extension, though traditional touches like ceiling coving and a wooden fireplace remain.

Extending across three levels with a cleverly converted attic space that adapts easily as a playroom, office, or guest bedroom.

This is a contemporary-styled, modernized modern-era home rather than a protected historical heritage property.

Achieves a strong B3 BER energy rating, bolstered by the installation of modern triple-glazed windows throughout.

Includes off-street parking for two cars at the front and a private, sunny rear garden upgraded with a Spanish porcelain patio.

Features a private rear garden recently landscaped with a Spanish porcelain patio, offering pleasant outdoor space without heavy agricultural requirements.

Positioned right next to the picturesque Dodder River walkway, providing exceptional scenic walking paths right on the doorstep.

Conveniently connected to surrounding suburban areas where local fitness facilities and health clubs can be easily accessed.

Good connectivity via local roads and nearby designated routes toward the city center and surrounding south Dublin neighborhoods.

Directly adjacent to the prestigious Milltown Golf Club, making it an ideal location for golf enthusiasts.

Proximity to the Dodder River offers casual local angling opportunities, though not a prime destination for major fishing sports.

Urban and suburban setting means equestrian facilities are limited and require travel further out toward the Dublin mountains.

Inland suburban location means water sports require traveling toward Dublin Bay or local reservoirs.

Equipped with a bright extended kitchen and dining area featuring a large island, bespoke storage, and sliding glass doors opening to a landscaped patio for seamless indoor-outdoor hosting.

Situated in a quiet, tree-lined enclave just off Dundrum Road with a private rear garden, offering a peaceful residential atmosphere.

This is a suburban residential setting in Dublin 14 with close proximity to urban transit and city amenities, far removed from rural isolation.

Milltown offers a localized village feel with nearby shops, river walks, and community spots while remaining part of the wider city.

Located inland in Milltown, Dublin, with no immediate proximity to the coast or marine activities.

Excellent urban access via the nearby Green Line Luas and bus routes, placing central Dublin within effortless reach.

Set in an established residential estate with a large communal green area, fostering an active local neighborhood feel.

Good access to local neighborhood spots and nearby urban hubs offering local cafes and social meeting places.

While local neighborhoods offer quiet pubs, heavy nightlife options require a short trip into central Dublin via the nearby Luas.

Proximity to river walks and local suburban infrastructure supports local fitness, pilates & stretching, and wellness clubs.

Easy public transport links to the city center and tech hubs make professional networking highly accessible.

Seamless transit via the Green Line Luas connects residents directly to major employment and tech centers in Dublin.