68 Granitefield, Dun Laoghaire, County DublinA96W7D6

The property overlooks a large open green area to the front, providing an ideal and safe amenity for young children to play.

With four bedrooms and a convenient location close to schools, Dun Laoghaire, and transport links, teenagers have plenty of space and independence.

The four-bedroom layout and garage offer some flexibility, though a single bathroom and potential need for modernization might limit extended family comfort.

At 120 sqm with four bedrooms, it offers generous space which may exceed the needs of a single buyer, but the location is highly convenient.

Provides well-proportioned reception rooms and a solid foundation for couples looking to personalize a mature suburban home.

Offers manageable garden spaces and a mature development setting, though maintaining four bedrooms and upgrading an E-rated home requires consideration.

While the mature residential development is appealing for retirement, the property requires modernization and features a single upstairs family bathroom.

Four bedrooms allow ample space to set up a dedicated home office, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in the area.

Excellent transport links including the DART, Dublin Bus, and N11/QBC make hybrid commuting to Dublin city centre very convenient.

A mature development and manageable garden suit retirement, though the home requires updating and has an E BER rating.

Features a ground-floor guest w.c. and garage, but stairs to all bedrooms and an upstairs bathroom mean modifications would be needed for long-term ageing in place.

The property requires updating and personalization, and carries an E BER rating, indicating potential energy efficiency and maintenance updates are needed.

Open-access suburban development without secure gated entry.

Traditional four-bedroom semi-detached layout with separate reception rooms rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Features a garage, separate living and dining rooms connected by double doors, and potential to extend subject to planning permission.

A mature 20th-century residential development rather than a period heritage property.

Current BER rating is E, suggesting that modern ecological upgrades such as insulation and heating improvements would be beneficial.

Benefits from both front and a good-sized private rear garden with mature hedging, trees, and an open green view to the front.

Features both front and a good-sized private rear garden laid in lawn with mature hedging and trees, offering good potential for gardeners.

Proximity to local parks, green spaces, and surrounding residential areas makes this a great location for daily walks.

Local sporting facilities and amenities are within reach, though buyers should verify the exact distance to nearby fitness centers.

The established suburban location provides access to local roads and routes toward Dun Laoghaire and surrounding areas.

The surrounding South Dublin area is well-known for various golf clubs within a reasonable driving distance.

Inland suburban setting with no immediate fishing lakes or rivers on the doorstep, though coastal fishing is accessible further out.

Urban and suburban setting lacks immediate equestrian facilities, though stables may be found further out in County Dublin.

Proximity to Dun Laoghaire provides access to sailing and various marine water sports clubs.

Good-proportioned reception rooms, a living room with double doors to the dining room, and a private rear garden lend themselves well to hosting guests.

Situated in a mature and highly regarded residential development overlooking an open green, offering a relatively peaceful suburban environment.

This is a suburban residential setting within reach of Dun Laoghaire and Dublin city centre, offering no rural characteristics.

Proximity to local shops, parks, and nearby areas like Cabinteely provides a sense of established community convenience.

Dun Laoghaire town centre is within easy reach, offering coastal amenities and marine activities nearby.

Excellent transport links including the DART, Dublin Bus, and N11/QBC provide convenient access to Dublin city centre.

Set in a mature, established residential development with an active local community and nearby amenities.

Dun Laoghaire and Cabinteely offer a good selection of local cafes and social spots within easy reach.

Local pubs and dining options exist nearby, but vibrant nightlife requires traveling further into Dun Laoghaire or central Dublin.

Proximity to local community facilities and parks supports participation in local wellness and pilates & stretching classes.

Good transport connectivity to Dublin city centre facilitates professional networking and business activities.

Convenient access to Dublin's major employment and tech hubs via the N11 and public transport links.