62 Kilmore Drive, Artane, DublinD05F9T7

The property features three bedrooms, a south-facing mature rear garden, and is located close to a large well-kept green area at the bottom of the road, making it a great environment for young children.

With three bedrooms and two reception rooms, there is adequate space for growing teenagers, though some modernisation of the interior may be desired.

The 110 square metre layout offers decent space with a downstairs shower room and multiple reception rooms, but it lacks the scale typically needed for independent multi-generational living without reconfiguration.

Offers a great opportunity for single buyers looking to put their own stamp on a property, though the asking price of €475,000 for a home requiring updating should be factored into renovation budgets.

An excellent foundation for couples looking to buy and modernise a three-bedroom home with flexible reception spaces and a garage.

The home provides manageable accommodation and a mature south-facing garden, but the need for updating and maintenance might require careful planning for those looking to downsize.

Features a downstairs shower room and off-street parking, though prospective retirees should consider the ongoing maintenance and potential modernisation required.

The presence of two reception rooms allows for flexible use, including setting up a dedicated home office for remote working.

Excellent public transport links on the doorstep providing direct access to Dublin City Centre, alongside close proximity to the M50 and M1 motorways.

Close to local amenities like Beaumont Hospital and shopping centres, though the property requires some modernisation.

Features a downstairs shower room which aids accessibility, though some adaptation and updating would be needed for long-term ageing in place.

The listing explicitly notes that the house would benefit from some updating and modernisation, meaning initial maintenance requirements will be higher.

The property features standard off-street car parking and a front garden rather than a secure gated entry system.

A traditional three-bedroom semi-detached layout with separate reception rooms and a garage, rather than an open-plan minimalist setup.

Two well-proportioned reception rooms offer excellent flexibility for use as separate living and dining spaces, a home office, or additional family accommodation.

A mature established home with good bones, though not classified as a protected heritage or period property.

Comes with a C1 BER rating and cavity wall insulation, though further energy upgrades could be explored by the buyer.

Features both a front garden with off-street parking and a particularly attractive, well-maintained south-facing rear garden.

The property benefits from a particularly attractive mature rear garden that has been well maintained and enjoys a desirable south-facing aspect.

Close proximity to St Anne's Park and local green areas provides good opportunities for walking.

Local shopping centres and amenities are within a short drive, though specific proximity to gym facilities should be verified locally.

The suburban location offers reasonable road networks, though cyclists should check for dedicated cycle lanes into the city centre.

North Dublin is home to several golf courses within a reasonable driving distance, though buyers should verify the closest options.

While coastal areas like Howth and Clontarf are nearby, fishing opportunities are not directly adjacent to this residential address.

The suburban Artane location is not naturally suited for horse riding enthusiasts without travelling further out towards rural or semi-rural stables.

Proximity to Dollymount Beach and coastal suburbs allows for reasonable access to water sports activities by car.

Two reception rooms and a south-facing rear garden provide a great layout for hosting family and friends once modernised.

Located in a quiet, mature neighbourhood with a well-kept green area at the bottom of the road, offering a peaceful residential atmosphere.

Situated in Artane, a well-established urban and suburban area in Dublin, far removed from rural isolation.

Proximity to neighbouring areas like Malahide, Howth, Raheny, and Clontarf provides a community feel, though the immediate setting is suburban.

While not directly on the coast, the property is a short drive from coastal amenities such as Dollymount Beach.

Conveniently located a short drive to Dublin City Centre with excellent public transport links on the doorstep.

Situated in a mature, established residential neighbourhood with local amenities and community spaces nearby.

Easy access to neighbouring villages such as Clontarf, Raheny, and Malahide, which offer vibrant café cultures.

A short drive to Dublin City Centre provides extensive nightlife options, while local suburban amenities are more subdued.

Proximity to Beaumont Hospital and local parks supports health and wellness activities in the wider area.

Convenient commuting access to Dublin City Centre facilitates professional networking and business activities.

Good transport links to the city centre and major roadways make commuting to tech hubs and business districts straightforward.