58 Grove Court, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15D15HDT0

Being a two-bedroom top floor apartment with 59 m² of floor space, space is somewhat limited for growing families with young children, though the development is near local parks.

The 59 m² floor area offers restricted privacy for teenagers, and with only one bathroom, sharing can become challenging for older kids.

With only two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a modest floor area of 59 m², this property is unsuited to accommodate multiple generations under one roof.

An exceptional layout for a single buyer, offering a manageable top-floor apartment with two bedrooms, secure gated entry, and proximity to shopping and transport.

A fantastic fit for couples starting out or downsizing, featuring a bright open-plan living/dining area, south-facing balcony, and two well-proportioned bedrooms.

Well-suited for empty nesters seeking a low-maintenance, secure apartment close to amenities and transport, though buyers should note it is on the top floor.

The secure gated entry, manageable size, and nearby amenities appeal to retirees, but the top-floor location means reliance on stairs or elevator access should be verified.

The second bedroom or living space can be adapted for a home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband speeds and connectivity in the building.

Well-positioned for hybrid workers with proximity to Coolmine railway station (approx. 20 minutes' walk) and immediate access to the M50/N3 motorways.

A practical choice for retirees looking to downlock and lock-up-and-leave, benefiting from secure gated entry and nearby retail conveniences.

While low maintenance internally, being a top-floor apartment means long-term accessibility should be carefully evaluated regarding stairs or lift reliance.

As a modern 59 m² B-rated apartment sold part-furnished with managed common areas, upkeep is minimal, though buyers should factor in the annual management fee of €2,451.

Features a secure gated community with underground parking and an intercom system, offering strong peace of mind.

The compact 59 m² footprint, clean lines, wooden flooring, and modern fitted kitchen naturally lend themselves to a minimalist lifestyle.

With a fixed apartment layout spanning 59 m², structural modifications or layout flexibility are heavily restricted.

This is a modern quality-built development rather than a period or heritage property.

Benefiting from an impressive B BER rating, double glazing throughout, and efficient construction standards for modern apartment living.

Features a private south-facing balcony overlooking Millennium Park, providing pleasant outdoor sitting space without garden maintenance chores.

Outdoor space is restricted to a private south-facing balcony overlooking Millennium Park, offering limited scope for traditional gardening.

Conveniently positioned within walking distance of local amenities, Millennium Park, and roughly twenty minutes on foot to Coolmine station.

While there is no private gym on site, the location near a major retail hub provides good access to surrounding commercial fitness facilities.

The suburban location allows for local cycling, though buyers should verify secure bike storage provisions within the underground parking area.

Several golf courses are accessible within the broader Dublin 15 area via the nearby M50/N3 motorways.

The property offers no direct access or notable proximity to fishing spots, being situated in a densely developed suburban location.

Equestrian facilities are not immediately available locally, requiring travel further out into the surrounding countryside.

Inland suburban location with no practical access to water sports facilities.

The open-plan living/dining room and south-facing balcony provide a pleasant space for small gatherings, though overall floor space is compact at 59 m².

Located in a development next to a major shopping centre, residents may experience standard urban and retail-adjacent activity rather than complete rural quiet.

This is a suburban apartment setting directly adjacent to a major shopping centre and commercial hubs, offering no rural characteristics.

While close to local services and Blanchardstown amenities, it functions primarily as a suburban apartment development rather than a traditional village.

The property is located inland in Blanchardstown, Dublin 15, with no proximity to coastal areas.

Strongly aligned with suburban-urban convenience, featuring immediate proximity to the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, M50/N3 motorways, and public transport.

Apartment living offers standard community interaction through management entities, though local community groups require independent participation.

Immediate proximity to the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre ensures abundant access to cafes, restaurants, and social dining options.

Local amenities provide casual dining and local pubs, though heavier nightlife options would typically require travel toward central Dublin.

Good access to surrounding health services, wellness classes, and fitness centres in the Blanchardstown commercial area.

Primarily a residential suburban hub, meaning professional networking will mostly rely on commuting toward business parks or the city centre.

Proximity to major Dublin business parks and motorway links makes this a viable spot for tech professionals working across the wider metropolitan area.