68 Ferrycarrig Park, Coolock, Dublin 17D17XR72

The property features three bedrooms and a private walled rear garden, making it suitable for young families once refurbished, though the heavy renovation work required means it is not immediately move-in ready.

With three bedrooms, there is adequate space for growing teenagers, and the proximity to local schools and amenities is a plus, though the compact 83 square metre floor area offers limited private breakout space.

At 83 square metres with a single bathroom and traditional layout, this mid-terrace home lacks the space, separation, or accessibility features needed for multi-generational living.

An affordable asking price of €275,000 for a three-bedroom house presents an accessible entry point for single buyers willing to undertake complete refurbishment and modernization.

Offers a manageable footprint with potential to create a comfortable home office setup in one of the extra bedrooms, ideal for couples taking on a renovation project.

While single-level living is not a feature due to stairs, the manageable garden and quiet cul-de-sac setting could appeal, though maintenance of a full renovation project might be daunting.

The requirement for complete refurbishment, including heating and windows, combined with a two-story layout makes this less than ideal for retirees looking for ease and convenience.

The three-bedroom configuration allows for a dedicated home office, though broadband speeds and tech connectivity should be verified by the buyer.

Conveniently positioned with easy access to the M1 and M50 motorways as well as Dublin Airport and the City Centre for hybrid workers.

Not specifically tailored for retirement due to the extensive renovation demands and two-story configuration.

Features stairs, a non-functional heating system, and requires complete refurbishment, making it unsuitable for ageing in place without major modifications.

The property requires complete refurbishment throughout, including replacement windows, a new heating system, kitchen, and bathroom.

Standard open front driveway providing off-street parking rather than a secure gated community entrance.

Traditional mid-terrace layout from an older build era, requiring a complete redesign to achieve a modern minimalist aesthetic.

Standard three-bedroom terraced layout with distinct rooms, offering limited flexibility without structural alterations.

Standard mid-century suburban housing rather than a protected or architecturally significant heritage property.

The property holds a low BER rating of F, an oil central heating system that is not currently working, and single-glazed aluminium windows.

Includes a front driveway for off-street parking and a private walled rear garden with a paved area, lawn, and storage sheds.

Features a private walled rear garden with a paved area and lawn, providing a blank canvas for gardening enthusiasts to redesign.

Local amenities, schools, and shopping centres are within walking distance, though pedestrian exploration is primarily suburban.

Standard suburban location where local fitness facilities can be accessed via a short drive or public transport.

Flat suburban roads allow for cycling, though dedicated cycling infrastructure should be independently verified by the buyer.

General north Dublin location provides reasonable access to several regional golf courses by car.

Urban and suburban residential setting with no notable fishing amenities in the immediate vicinity.

Built-up suburban environment lacking equestrian facilities nearby.

Inland location with no immediate access to water sports facilities.

The kitchen/dining room layout and rear garden offer potential for entertaining once fully modernized and renovated.

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, the property offers a generally peaceful residential environment away from major thoroughfares.

Located in a firmly suburban residential area of Dublin 17 with close proximity to shopping centres and main roads, offering no rural characteristics.

Local shops and schools are within easy reach, providing a community-oriented neighborhood feel despite being part of a larger suburban expanse.

The location is well inland within Coolock, with no immediate coastal proximity or views.

Well-connected to Dublin City Centre with good transport links, and close to commercial hubs like Northside Shopping Centre.

Established suburban neighborhood with local schools and community services fostering a settled local community.

Local convenience shopping is nearby, but vibrant cafe culture spots require travel towards the city centre or neighboring districts.

Primarily residential area with very limited local nightlife options, requiring trips into central Dublin for evening entertainment.

Proximity to Beaumont Hospital and local suburban amenities provides a reasonable base for accessing health services and wellness classes.

Residential cul-de-sac setting offers minimal professional networking opportunities locally.

Reasonable access to Dublin's commercial centers via major road networks, though specific digital infrastructure should be verified.