85 Cedarbrook Walk, Cherry Orchard, Dublin 10D10T803

The apartment has two bedrooms and a manicured green area nearby, making it suitable for a small family, though the duplex layout with stairs requires childproofing.

Two well-sized bedrooms offer adequate personal space for teenagers, and the close proximity to public transport provides independence for older kids.

At 70 square metres with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the property lacks the space and separation typically required for multi-generational living.

An affordable asking price of €250,000 for a 2-bedroom own-door duplex makes this an excellent starter home for single buyers entering the market.

The open-plan living and dining area, along with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, provides a comfortable and manageable layout for couples.

Low maintenance and own-door access appeal to downsizers, though navigating internal stairs in a duplex setup should be considered for long-term comfort.

While the development is low maintenance, the multi-level duplex arrangement with stairs may pose accessibility challenges over time.

Two bedrooms allow for one to easily be converted into a dedicated home office space, supporting remote work setups.

Exceptionally well-positioned right beside Park West train station with frequent services to the city centre, plus nearby bus routes and the M50.

Low maintenance living appeals to retirees, provided they are comfortable with the internal stairs of a duplex.

The property features internal stairs across a duplex layout, which may not suit long-term ageing in place without modification.

As a modern duplex apartment with a low-maintenance south-facing balcony, exterior upkeep and garden work are virtually nonexistent.

Features its own door access and a cul-de-sac location, though buyers should verify the specific security setup of the complex.

Clean open-plan layout, wood flooring, and practical room distributions lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

The 70 m² floor plan includes an open-plan lounge/kitchen and two bedrooms, offering standard flexibility for a 2-bed duplex.

Built around 2004, this is a modern development rather than a period or heritage property.

Features double-glazed windows and a D1 BER rating, though buyers may wish to investigate potential energy efficiency upgrades.

Benefits from a spacious, extra-large south-facing balcony and access to manicured green areas within the complex.

There is no private garden, only a stunning low-maintenance south-facing balcony and shared manicured green areas.

Manicured green areas within the complex offer pleasant walking spots, and general urban pathways are accessible nearby.

Standard urban location means commercial gyms can be found within a reasonable driving or transit distance.

Flat suburban surroundings allow for cycling, though riders must navigate typical commuter traffic routes to reach dedicated cycle lanes.

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

The property is located in a built-up residential suburb with no notable fishing lakes or rivers immediately nearby.

An urbanized setting lacks equestrian facilities or stables in the immediate vicinity.

Completely inland location with no proximity to rivers suitable for water sports, lakes, or the sea.

The bright open-plan living and dining room seamlessly connects to an extra-large south-facing balcony, perfect for hosting guests.

Situated in a cul-de-sac location within a development featuring manicured green areas, offering a generally peaceful residential environment.

This is an urban suburban development close to the city centre, train stations, and shopping centres, far removed from rural isolation.

Local amenities are within proximity, but the setting is distinctly suburban and residential rather than a traditional village community.

Located inland in Dublin 10 with no proximity to the coast or marine amenities.

Convenient access to the city centre via frequent train services from Park West and numerous bus routes makes this ideal for urban-connected lifestyles.

The development is maintained to a high standard with an active community of first-time buyers and residents.

Local amenities are accessible, though true café culture hotspots require travel into nearby commercial centers or the city center.

The immediate area is primarily residential; serious nightlife options will necessitate traveling into Dublin city center.

Standard suburban access to local community health classes, pilates & stretching groups, and wellness facilities.

Proximity to Park West and efficient transport links into the city center facilitate professional networking.

Close proximity to major business parks like Park West and strong transit links make this convenient for tech and corporate professionals.