7 Crannagh Hall, Landscape Road, ChurchtownD14YN51

With only 1 bedroom and 55 square metres of floor area, this property lacks the space and bedroom count needed for raising young children comfortably.

A single-bedroom apartment of 55 square metres offers virtually no privacy or independent living space for teenagers.

The one-bedroom layout and compact 55 sq m size make multi-generational living impossible here.

This beautifully presented, owner-occupied one-bedroom apartment is ideally sized and located for a single buyer looking for a secure and manageable home.

While it is a one-bedroom home, the spacious open-plan living and dining area provides a comfortable setup for a couple starting out.

With low maintenance requirements, single-level ground floor accommodation, and a secure gated setting, this is an excellent choice for downsizers.

Being a ground floor apartment with secure gated entry and manageable proportions, it is well-suited for retirees looking to age in place comfortably.

The open-plan living and dining area provides flexible space to set up a home office workstation for remote working.

The property offers convenient access to Dublin's transport infrastructure, making hybrid commuting practical.

The secure, ground-floor, low-maintenance nature of the apartment makes it an ideal retirement property.

Being a ground floor apartment with level access and a secure environment, it is well-suited for ageing in place.

As a 55 sq m apartment with managed communal grounds, maintenance requirements are minimal.

The development is accessed via electric gates and features a security alarm and private parking behind gates, offering excellent security.

The open-plan layout lends itself well to clean, minimalist interior design.

The open-plan living and dining room that opens into the kitchen offers good flow, though the 1-bedroom footprint limits major layout flexibility.

The interior successfully preserves charming period features such as ornate cornicing, a centre rose, picture rails, and an original marble fireplace.

The property carries a C3 BER rating, meaning a buyer may wish to investigate potential energy efficiency upgrades.

Features a desirable west-facing patio providing direct connection to the beautifully landscaped communal gardens.

There is no private garden to cultivate, though residents can enjoy the beautifully maintained communal lawns and a west-facing patio.

The location provides easy pedestrian access to local villages, parks, and suburban walking routes.

While there is no home gym space, local fitness facilities and wellness groups can be accessed within the wider Churchtown and Rathfarnham areas.

The suburban location allows for cycling to nearby amenities, though secure bicycle storage within the development should be verified by the buyer.

Several well-known golf clubs in South Dublin are within a reasonable driving distance.

The property is located in a built-up residential suburb far from prominent fishing spots.

An urban/suburban apartment setting is not suited for horse riding enthusiasts.

The inland location means water sports facilities require travel towards the coast or major lakes.

The spacious open-plan living and dining room, combined with direct access to a west-facing patio, provides a lovely space for hosting small gatherings.

Tucked away in an exclusive, gated development surrounded by landscaped lawns, the property offers a peaceful and serene environment.

Located in Churchtown near established suburban villages, this is firmly an urban/suburban setting rather than rural.

The location offers great proximity to the vibrant cafés, bars, and shops of both Churchtown and Rathfarnham Villages.

The property is situated inland in a suburban residential area with no proximity to the coast.

It provides convenient access to local suburban amenities and transport links while maintaining a quiet residential enclave feel.

Proximity to established neighborhoods and local villages allows for active participation in community life.

The development is located just moments from the vibrant cafés and eateries of Churchtown and Rathfarnham Villages.

Local bars and pubs are nearby, though for extensive nightlife options, residents would typically head closer to the city centre.

Local community centres and nearby facilities offer various health and wellness groups.

While primarily a residential suburb, its accessibility to business hubs supports professional networking.

Good connectivity to Dublin's employment and tech centers makes this a practical base for tech professionals.