80 Parklands Court, Ballycullen, Dublin 24D24TK38

The apartment features two spacious double bedrooms and is located in a popular residential development close to local primary and secondary schools. However, being a first-floor apartment with a floor area of 69 sqm, space is somewhat limited for growing families compared to a traditional house with a private garden.

Two double bedrooms offer adequate personal space for teenagers, and the proximity to local amenities and bus routes provides good independence. The lack of a private garden and a more compact living footprint might feel a bit tight for older adolescents.

With a total floor area of 69 sqm and a single bathroom, the property lacks the spatial independence and configuration necessary to comfortably accommodate multiple generations under one roof.

An ideal entry point for single buyers looking for a manageable, two-bedroom apartment in a well-connected suburban location with easy access to the M50 and public transport links into Dublin city centre.

Provides generous living space for a couple, featuring two double bedrooms, a well-sized living room with a west-facing balcony, and convenient proximity to shopping centres, cafes, and restaurants.

A strong option for those looking to downsize from a larger family home into a lower-maintenance property. The first-floor position requires stair access, which is worth noting for long-term mobility.

Benefits from a peaceful cul-de-sac setting and proximity to local amenities like Lidl and Knocklyon Shopping Centre. However, buyers should note that it is a first-floor apartment without lift access mentioned, which may impact accessibility over time.

The two double bedrooms allow flexibility to set up a dedicated home office space while maintaining a separate bedroom.

Well-suited for commuters with a 2-minute drive to the M50 motorway and numerous bus services operating directly outside the development offering links to Dublin city centre.

A manageable property layout for retirees seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle close to local shopping and medical services, though the first-floor stair access should be considered.

While the apartment is manageable in size and easy to maintain, it is situated on the first floor without lift access, which presents a potential challenge for long-term ageing in place.

As an apartment with management services covering common areas and external upkeep, day-to-day maintenance is minimal.

The listing notes non-allocated surface parking to the front of the development rather than a securely gated perimeter entry system.

The open layout, modern bathroom, and integrated kitchen appliances lend themselves well to a clean, contemporary minimalist aesthetic.

A standard two-bedroom apartment layout with defined kitchen, living, and bedroom spaces offering standard apartment flexibility.

This is a modern residential apartment development rather than a period or heritage property.

Features a BER rating of C, indicating that energy efficiency is average and could potentially benefit from future upgrades to modern ecological standards.

Lacks a private garden, but compensates with a west-facing balcony that captures afternoon and evening sun, alongside proximity to extensive local parks.

As a first-floor apartment with a west-facing balcony rather than a private garden, opportunities for traditional gardening are very limited.

Excellently positioned for walking enthusiasts, with close proximity to the Dublin Mountain foothills, Dodder Valley, Marlay Park, and St Enda's Park.

Standard suburban location with typical access to local fitness facilities and community amenities a short drive away in the surrounding areas.

Good local road networks and access to nearby parks provide cycling routes, though urban commuting routes require navigating suburban traffic.

Located in South Dublin, providing reasonable access to several local golf clubs in the wider Rathfarnham and surrounding districts.

Proximity to the Dodder Valley offers some local river access, but this is primarily a residential suburban location rather than a noted angling hub.

The proximity to the Dublin Mountain foothills provides potential access to nearby equestrian facilities, though transport of gear would be necessary.

Inland suburban location far from major water sports facilities, though coastal amenities are reachable within a reasonable drive.

Features a generous living room and a west-facing balcony that enjoys afternoon and evening sunshine, providing a pleasant space for hosting guests.

Situated in a peaceful, leafy cul-de-sac within the Parklands development, offering a tranquil residential environment away from major thoroughfares.

This is a suburban apartment development rather than a rural setting, though it does sit at the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, offering a scenic backdrop.

While suburban, the location offers close proximity to the charming villages of Rathfarnham and Templeogue, which feature a good selection of local shops, cafes, and restaurants.

The property is located inland in South Dublin, far from the coastline.

Offers good urban convenience with direct bus services operating outside the development, easy access to the M50, and nearby major shopping hubs like Dundrum Town Centre.

Good transport access to major Dublin employment and tech centres via the M50 and nearby bus routes.

Located within an established, popular residential development with an active local community and nearby village amenities.

Close to local shopping centres and a short drive from the cafés and restaurants in the villages of Rathfarnham and Templeogue.

The immediate area is primarily residential and quiet, requiring a trip into nearby village centres or Dublin city centre for extensive nightlife options.

Proximity to major parks and local community hubs provides good access to outdoor wellness activities, walking groups, and local sports clubs.

Mainly a residential suburban area, though excellent transport links make commuting to professional hubs and networking events straightforward.