56 West Road, East Wall, Dublin 3D03RK27

The home has two double bedrooms and a lovely landscaped rear garden, but with a floor area of 70 m² and a C BER rating, space is relatively compact for a growing young family, and buyers should verify if the layout suits long-term needs.

Two double bedrooms provide decent sleeping quarters, but the open-plan ground floor and 70 m² total footprint offer limited independent living space or privacy for teenagers.

With only 70 m² of floor space, a single bathroom, and two bedrooms, the property is entirely unsuited to multi-generational living.

An ideal setup for a single buyer looking for a stylish, beautifully refurbished period home close to the city centre, the IFSC, and local transport networks.

Fantastic fit for a couple, offering a handsome red-brick period aesthetic, open-plan living, two double bedrooms, and a landscaped rear garden perfect for entertaining.

The compact 70 m² size and manageable outdoor areas make this an attractive, low-maintenance option for empty nesters wanting proximity to city amenities.

Good proximity to public transport and local amenities supports retirement living, though buyers should note the stairs and period property maintenance requirements.

The open-plan layout provides flexible living zones, though with two bedrooms and 70 m² total, buyers should verify if dedicated home office space meets their remote working needs.

Exceptional location for hybrid workers, with Connolly Rail and Luas Station, the Port Tunnel, and cycle lanes all close by for easy commuting.

Well-positioned near local amenities and public transport networks, though it is a period property with stairs.

The property features a two-storey layout with bedrooms and the bathroom upstairs, which may present challenges for ageing in place without modification.

The 70 m² floor area and gravel/stone landscaped garden keep upkeep manageable, though period properties can require ongoing care.

The property has a traditional open street front with a neat walled garden rather than a secure gated community entrance.

The interior benefits from a modern open-plan refurbishment, laminate and original wooden floors, and clean lines that suit a minimalist aesthetic.

The ground floor features an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen layout, though the upper floor is rigidly partitioned into two bedrooms and a bathroom.

A handsome red-brick end-of-terrace period home retaining charming original features such as cast iron fireplaces and sash windows.

The property holds a C BER rating and an energy performance indicator of 176.32 kWh/m²/yr, indicating standard energy efficiency for a refurbished period home.

Features both a neat walled front garden and a stunning, professionally landscaped rear oasis with mature Hydrangea plants, ambient lighting, and a generous garden store/utility room.

Features a neatly landscaped rear garden with mature Hydrangea plants and stone/gravel layout, alongside a neat walled front garden, though space is compact.

Superb location for walking enthusiasts, with Fairview Park, the Clontarf seafront, and the city centre all within a short stroll.

Proximity to the city centre, IFSC, and surrounding commercial hubs ensures good access to various fitness centres and gyms.

Benefits from the recently completed Clontarf to Connolly bike lane and a short cycle to major employment hubs like the IFSC and Grand Canal Dock.

While not directly on a golf course, the coastal location provides reasonable access to North Dublin's established golfing facilities via transport links.

Proximity to the coast offers some potential for sea angling, though this is primarily an urban residential location.

An inner-city residential location with no local equestrian facilities nearby.

Closeness to the Clontarf seafront and Dublin Bay provides convenient access to various coastal and water-based activities.

The open-plan ground floor layout and the beautifully landscaped rear garden with ambient lighting and a block-built store/utility room make it very well-suited for hosting guests.

Situated in a mature residential area of East Wall close to the city centre and major business hubs, offering a neighbourhood feel but with urban activity nearby.

This is an urban residential setting in Dublin 3, completely removed from any rural environment.

Proximity to Fairview Park and local shops gives parts of East Wall a distinct community village atmosphere despite its urban location.

The property is within walking distance of the Clontarf seafront and the newly opened Dublin Port Greenway, offering great access to coastal walks.

Excellent urban positioning within walking distance of Dublin City Centre, the IFSC, East Point Business Park, and Grand Canal Dock.

Set within a mature residential area of East Wall with a strong local community feel and active neighbourhood amenities.

Close proximity to local neighbourhood shops, Fairview, Clontarf, and the city centre provides a rich array of café and dining options.

Dublin City Centre's extensive nightlife, restaurants, and entertainment venues are within easy reach on foot, by bike, or via public transport.

Proximity to parks, coastal walkways, and urban facilities supports participation in local health, pilates & stretching, and wellness groups.

Proximity to the IFSC, East Point Business Park, and Grand Canal Dock places professionals right on the doorstep of major networking hubs.

Outstanding location near Dublin's primary tech and financial districts, ensuring excellent professional connectivity.