68 Ridgewood Square , Swords, DublinK67HW35

The property is located in a popular development within a short walk of a local crèche and local shops, making it very convenient for families with young children.

With three well-proportioned bedrooms and good proximity to local amenities and bus services into Dublin, this home offers suitable space for growing teenagers.

At 91 square meters with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the space is somewhat limited for comfortable multi-generational living.

A three-bedroom townhouse offers plenty of space for a single buyer looking for a spare room or a home office, with convenient access to Dublin via the M50 and local bus services.

An ideal setup for couples, featuring a spacious living room, a stylish kitchen-dining area, and a sunny rear courtyard perfect for relaxing and entertaining.

The manageable size of the 91 m² townhouse and low-maintenance courtyard appeal to empty nesters, though stairs are present as it is a multi-level property.

While the local amenities are within a short walk and the property is relatively low maintenance, retirees should consider that the bedrooms and family bathroom are located upstairs.

With three bedrooms, the home easily allows one or more rooms to be utilized as a dedicated home office for remote working.

Easy access to the M50 and regular bus services make commuting to Dublin City Centre convenient for hybrid workers.

The property suits retirees looking for a manageable suburban home close to local medical and shopping facilities, subject to comfort with stairs.

While the development is popular and has local healthcare facilities nearby, the property itself is a two-storey townhouse with stairs between floors.

Featuring a red brick facade, a compact rear courtyard, and modern finishes throughout, the property is designed for straightforward upkeep.

The listing notes ample parking and a sought-after location in Ridgewood, but does not indicate a secure gated entry system.

Features like laminate flooring, understairs storage, and clean kitchen cabinetry lend themselves to a contemporary aesthetic, though traditional touches like ornate coving are also present.

The ground floor benefits from double doors connecting the living room and kitchen-dining area, and three bedrooms upstairs offer flexible use.

Built in the year 2000, this is a modern townhouse rather than a historic heritage property, though it does feature an attractive red brick facade.

The property achieves a strong B3 BER rating, indicating good energy efficiency and lower heating demands.

Includes a private, sunny rear courtyard that is well-suited for relaxing and outdoor dining without the heavy upkeep of a large garden.

The property features a sunny rear courtyard rather than a traditional garden, offering limited space for dedicated gardening enthusiasts.

Local shops, a crèche, and Swords Village are accessible on foot, providing good opportunities for everyday neighbourhood walking.

Buyers should verify local fitness facilities or gym options in the broader Swords area, as immediate reliance is on standard suburban amenities.

The suburban setting allows for local cycling, though buyers should verify dedicated cycle lanes and routes into Dublin City Centre.

Forest Little Golf Club is located nearby, making this an exceptional location for golf enthusiasts.

The property is in a suburban residential development, meaning dedicated fishing spots would require travel to regional rivers or the coast.

Equestrian facilities are not immediately adjacent to the development, requiring travel further out into rural North County Dublin.

While coastal areas are reachable within North Dublin, water sports facilities are not directly connected to this suburban location.

Double doors lead from the spacious living room into the kitchen and dining area, which opens directly onto a sunny rear courtyard ideal for hosting guests.

Situated in a sought-after suburban development in Swords, the area offers a generally peaceful residential environment while remaining close to conveniences.

This is a suburban townhouse development with nearby shopping centers and easy access to major roads, offering little in the way of a rural setting.

Swords Village is nearby, and local shops, a pharmacy, and a medical centre are within a short walk, providing a strong sense of local community.

While North County Dublin has coastal elements nearby, this specific inland location in Swords does not offer direct coastal proximity.

Good transport links via regular bus services and easy M50 access make commuting to Dublin City Centre quick, supporting an urban-suburban lifestyle.

The popular Ridgewood development and proximity to Swords Village foster a strong sense of local community and neighborhood engagement.

Proximity to Swords Village and the Pavilions Shopping Centre provides good access to local cafes and dining spots.

While local pubs and dining exist in Swords Village, extensive nightlife options would typically require heading closer into Dublin City Centre.

A local pharmacy with a medical centre is within a short walk, and various wellness groups can be found throughout the wider Swords area.

Convenient transport links to Dublin support professional networking, though the immediate area is primarily residential.

Good transport access to Dublin's major employment and technology hubs supports professional connectivity.