52 CLONCURRY HOUSE, IFSC, Dublin 1D01TD95

The apartment offers two good-sized bedrooms and generous proportions, but urban city-centre apartment living with young children lacks a private garden and can feel confined.

Great central location with amazing transport links gives teenagers independence, though a two-bedroom apartment provides limited privacy as they grow.

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom layout lacks the independent living spaces required for comfortable multi-generational living.

An exceptional layout and location for single professionals wanting space, luxury, and proximity to major employers in the IFSC and city centre.

With 93 m2 of space, dual-aspect balconies, and two double bedrooms, it offers an ideal urban lifestyle for couples working in or around the city.

Concierge services, secure underground parking, and low maintenance make this a convenient option for downsizers wanting urban culture.

Lift access, concierge service, and a central location near amenities suit retirees, though the urban environment and management fees should be factored in.

The spacious layout with a separate second bedroom provides a comfortable environment to set up a home office.

Located directly on the Luas line with Connolly Station nearby, making hybrid commutes to any part of the city or beyond effortless.

Convenient access to healthcare, shops, and social amenities, though retirees seeking quiet countryside will find it too busy.

Features lift access and lateral apartment living, though buyers should verify specific accessibility modifications if required long-term.

Modern apartment living managed via a comprehensive service charge handles exterior upkeep, landscaping, and building security.

Benefits from a seven-day concierge service and secure underground designated parking within a high-profile managed development.

High ceilings, large expanses of glass, and an open-plan layout lend themselves naturally to clean, contemporary interior styling.

Standard apartment layout with defined rooms; structural alterations are restricted compared to a detached house.

A modern architectural development by Scott Tallon Walker rather than a period or heritage property.

Has a D1 BER rating, which indicates energy efficiency could be improved compared to modern A-rated builds; buyers should investigate upgrade options.

Unusually good outdoor space for an apartment, featuring two large private balconies and beautifully maintained communal garden areas.

Limited to two private balconies and shared communal gardens managed by the estate, offering little scope for traditional gardening.

Fantastic walking routes along the River Liffey quays, Grand Canal, and straight into the historic city centre.

Numerous commercial fitness centres, health clubs, and boutique gyms are located within easy walking distance across the IFSC and Docklands.

Flat terrain and dedicated cycle lanes along the quays make cycling a viable and fast way to navigate the city core.

Requires traveling outside the immediate city centre to reach established golf courses in the surrounding county.

While adjacent to the River Liffey and canal, urban fishing opportunities are heavily restricted and unconventional.

No equestrian facilities are accessible from this central urban apartment location.

Proximity to the river and docklands allows for occasional rowing or water-based activities through local clubs, but options are limited.

The open-plan living and dining area, high ceilings, and dual-aspect balconies provide a wonderful space to host guests.

Located right in the bustling heart of the IFSC and Dublin's Docklands, city-centre noise and activity are to be expected.

This is a dense urban docklands apartment development with zero rural characteristics.

While local docklands cafes and promenades offer a community feel, it is fundamentally an urban commercial and residential district.

The development overlooks the River Liffey and canal, providing nice waterfront views, though it is an urban river setting rather than an open coast.

Situated in the prime IFSC and Docklands area with immediate access to the Luas, restaurants, major employers, and city centre amenities.

Managed apartment complexes rely heavily on resident committees, but the wider Docklands has an active local community identity.

Surrounded by an extensive selection of trendy cafes, coffee shops, and eateries right on the doorstep in the IFSC.

Walking distance to numerous docklands bars, restaurants, and a short trip into city-centre entertainment venues.

High concentration of local fitness classes, pilates & stretching studios, and wellness centres in the immediate neighborhood.

Positioned in Dublin's premier financial and tech district, offering immense professional networking potential.

Situated in the epicenter of Dublin's tech and financial hub, surrounded by multinational employers and top-tier digital infrastructure.