55 St Josephs Place, Phibsborough, Dublin 7D07H9VW

The property features only one bedroom and a modest floor area of 42 square metres, making it too small for a growing family with young children.

With a single bedroom and limited overall space, this home lacks the necessary room and privacy required for teenagers.

The compact 42 m² layout and one-bathroom configuration are completely unsuitable for multi-generational living.

This charming one-bedroom cottage offers an ideal layout, manageable maintenance, and a prime city-centre location perfectly suited for a single buyer.

The home provides a cozy, well-presented living space for a couple starting out, though the single bedroom offers limited private personal space.

Downsizing buyers will appreciate the single-level living, manageable courtyard, and proximity to city amenities, though the BER rating of F should be reviewed for potential upgrading costs.

The single-level layout is practical for aging in place, but buyers should verify if any internal modifications are needed for long-term accessibility, and note the poor energy rating.

The open-plan layout includes television and telephone points, but finding a dedicated, private workspace in a 42 m² one-bedroom home may require careful arrangement.

With the Broadstone Luas stop, multiple bike stations, and the city centre within walking distance, commuting options are outstanding.

The single-level cottage style and proximity to healthcare facilities like the Mater Hospital make it very convenient for retirees.

The single-storey cottage layout avoids stairs, making it potentially suitable for aging in place, though buyers should verify door widths and bathroom accessibility.

With a compact 42 m² floor area and a small enclosed courtyard, upkeep is minimal, though the F BER rating indicates potential insulation and energy efficiency works may be required.

The property is a mid-terrace home directly accessing a residential street rather than a secure gated development.

The open-plan living areas, high ceilings, and tidy proportions lend themselves naturally to a clean, minimalist design approach.

At 42 square metres with a fixed one-bedroom layout, opportunities for major spatial reconfiguration are quite limited.

The property features an attractive redbrick façade and period charm typical of a traditional Dublin cottage.

The current energy performance is poor, evidenced by the F BER rating and an energy performance indicator of 429.89 kWh/m²/yr, requiring significant eco-upgrades.

Includes a private west-facing rear courtyard with a plumbed and wired concrete block shed, offering a practical and pleasant enclosed outdoor space.

Outdoor space is limited to a private west-facing rear courtyard rather than a traditional garden, though it does feature a block-built shed.

The location is exceptional for walking enthusiasts, with the Royal Canal Greenway, Blessington Basin, Phoenix Park, and the city centre all close by.

While there is no home gym space due to the compact size, the central location ensures good access to various urban fitness facilities.

Several Dublin Bikes stations are close by and the inner-city location provides excellent connectivity for urban cyclists.

The central urban setting means local golf courses require travel, though general transport links are good.

Urban positioning offers very limited immediate fishing opportunities outside of nearby city waterways.

Equestrian facilities are not accessible within the immediate urban vicinity.

Proximity to the Royal Canal offers scenic waterside walks, but water sports options are generally limited in this central area.

The open-plan living and dining area combined with a private west-facing courtyard allows for intimate gatherings, but overall capacity is restricted by the small footprint.

Tucked away in a quiet residential enclave and cul-de-sac, the property offers a peaceful retreat despite its central urban location.

Located in the heart of Dublin 7 near major hospitals and transport hubs, this property offers a strictly urban environment far removed from rural living.

Residents benefit from the vibrant village atmosphere of nearby Phibsborough and Drumcondra, featuring local shops, cafés, and restaurants within walking distance.

The property is situated deep within the city centre with no direct proximity to the coast.

Positioned minutes from Dublin City Centre with immediate access to the Luas, bus routes, and extensive local amenities, this is prime urban real estate.

Proximity to community gardens, local greenways, and active neighborhood areas provides solid opportunities for community engagement.

Nearby Phibsborough and Drumcondra offer an excellent and vibrant selection of local cafés, bars, and restaurants.

Being close to Dublin City Centre grants easy access to a vast array of pubs, clubs, and evening entertainment venues.

The central location and proximity to green spaces like the Royal Canal Greenway support local wellness groups, pilates, and stretching classes.

The central Dublin setting and proximity to educational institutions like TUD Grangegorman offer strong professional networking potential.

Easy access to central Dublin's business and tech districts ensures good connectivity, though buyers should verify broadband speeds.