82, THE PARK, MILLBROOK LAWNS, Tallaght, Dublin 24D24WA2R

Located adjacent to a large green and near Dodder Valley Park, this 3-bedroom mid-terrace home offers great potential for a young family, though modernization is needed.

With three bedrooms and proximity to public transport and schools, it provides adequate space, but the single bathroom may create bottlenecks for teenagers.

At 85 square metres with one bathroom and three bedrooms, the property lacks the scale and separation needed for comfortable multi-generational living.

An accessible asking price of €350,000 for a 3-bed home makes it an appealing entry-level option for single buyers willing to carry out updates.

Provides a solid foundation for couples looking to establish their first home, offering scope to customize the layout and style over time.

While manageable in size, the stairs and requirement for renovation might be less appealing for empty nesters seeking an effortless lifestyle.

A two-story layout with a single upstairs bathroom and the need for modernization make this less than ideal for long-term retirement living.

Requires significant modernization and features stairs, making it less suited for a retirement lifestyle without adaptation.

Three bedrooms allow for a dedicated home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in the area.

The M50, N81, and local public transport options nearby facilitate convenient hybrid commuting into Dublin.

A two-story layout with all bedrooms and the sole bathroom upstairs makes long-term ageing in place challenging without major retrofitting.

The property requires modernization, updating, and features an untouched attic, indicating ongoing maintenance work will be needed.

Features a standard walled front garden with off-street parking rather than a secure gated entry system.

Traditional mid-terrace structure with a conventional layout rather than an inherently minimalist architectural design.

Standard 3-bed mid-terrace layout spanning 85 m² with traditional room delineations, though modernization offers scope for reconfiguration.

Described as a mature residential property, but lacks formal protected heritage home status.

Carries a D1 BER rating and relies on solid fuel central heating, indicating substantial room for energy efficiency upgrades.

Benefits from a walled front garden with off-street parking and a walled/fenced paved rear garden equipped with a Barna style shed.

Includes a walled front garden with off-street parking and a paved rear garden with a Barna style shed, offering modest outdoor space for pot plants and minor planting.

Conveniently situated within a pleasant stroll of Dodder Valley Park and local amenities.

Standard suburban location with typical access to local fitness facilities via transport links, though none are explicitly attached to the property.

Decent access to local suburban roads and nearby parks, though cyclists should verify dedicated cycle lane connectivity to major work hubs.

Standard suburban accessibility to regional golf courses, though none are directly adjacent.

Proximity to the River Dodder corridor offers potential walking access, but dedicated fishing spots require further travel.

An urbanized setting with limited local equestrian facilities within immediate walking distance.

Inland suburban location far from major water sports venues.

Features a combined kitchen/dining room opening to the rear garden, though overall living space is compact at 85 square metres.

Situated in a mature and established residential area off Seskin View Road, though urban suburban activity and proximity to amenities mean standard neighborhood noise.

This is a solidly suburban setting in Tallaght, Dublin 24, offering no rural characteristics.

Proximity to local convenience stores, a church, schools, and footbridges to neighboring areas offers a slight community village feel within a suburb.

Located inland in South Dublin with no proximity to the coast.

Well-connected to Dublin via the M50, N81, and local public transport, providing strong suburban-urban convenience.

Located in a mature, sought-after residential area with active local schools, churches, and neighborhood amenities.

Access to local convenience stores and suburban centers, though wider cafe culture requires travel into larger commercial nodes.

Primarily a quiet residential neighborhood with limited nightlife directly on the doorstep.

Proximity to parks and local community infrastructure supports participation in local health and wellness groups.

Standard suburban setting where professional networking relies heavily on commuting toward central Dublin hubs.

Good road and transport links to Dublin's commercial and tech centers, subject to local broadband verification.