9 Cairnbrook Manor, Cairnbrook, Carrickmines, Dublin 18D18VD87

The generous 110 sq m footprint provides plenty of indoor space for young children to move around, and the gated development with landscaped green areas offers a safe environment. However, as a first-floor apartment with a Juliet balcony rather than a private lawn, outdoor play space is somewhat limited.

Two well-proportioned double bedrooms and two bathrooms offer comfortable accommodation for teenagers. The proximity to the Luas Green Line provides independent transport options for older kids getting around Dublin.

While the apartment is spacious at 110 sq m, it features only two bedrooms and a single-level layout, which does not provide the privacy or independent living zones typically required for multi-generational households.

Provides exceptional luxury and scale for a single buyer looking for high-end finishes, high ceilings, and a dedicated workspace setup via the Smarthomes structured wiring hub.

An ideal setup for couples, offering a large open-plan living and dining area for entertaining, dual-aspect rooms, an ensuite main bedroom, and a second bathroom, all within a secure gated community.

The low-maintenance nature of apartment living combined with a house-like floor area of 110 sq m makes this an attractive downscaling option without sacrificing room to breathe.

First-floor access in a low-rise block with secure gated entry and beautifully kept communal gardens appeals to retirees, though buyers should verify lift access if mobility is a long-term consideration.

Equipped with a Smarthomes structured wiring hub in a dedicated comms cupboard, distributing data, phone, and TV/satellite points throughout to facilitate seamless home offices.

The Luas Green Line is within walking distance and the M50 is right on the doorstep, providing exceptionally easy access to the Sandyford Business District and Dublin city centre.

A secure, manageable home that allows retirees to lock up and leave easily or enjoy a comfortable, low-upkeep lifestyle.

Single-level accommodation with high-spec bathrooms (including underfloor heating and walk-in showers) supports comfortable long-term living, though buyers should verify lift access to the first floor.

Modern apartment living with landscaped grounds managed externally, an upgraded electric heating system installed in March 2025, and durable finishes throughout.

Features electric gates off the main road, granite standing stones flanking the entrance, an alarm panel, and a video intercom system for high security.

Clean open-plan spaces, high ceilings, tall windows, recessed lighting, and neutral flooring lend themselves well to a minimalist aesthetic.

A well-proportioned two-bed layout with defined living, kitchen, and sleeping quarters, though standard apartment structural walls limit major reconfiguration.

This is a modern development constructed in the 2000s, featuring traditional styling cues (such as red tile roofs) rather than being a true heritage period property.

Benefits from a B BER rating and an upgraded, all-electric Viessmann heating system with the gas supply disconnected, reducing direct fossil fuel reliance.

While there is no private garden, the property includes an east-facing Juliet balcony overlooking extensive, beautifully maintained communal green spaces and lawns.

There is no private garden, only an east-facing Juliet balcony, though the expansive communal grounds are professionally landscaped and maintained by management.

The development features pleasant internal walkways, and the location offers good access to suburban walking routes and nearby foothills.

Proximity to commercial centres and business districts ensures good access to nearby fitness facilities and health clubs.

Good local road networks and nearby suburban areas offer cycling potential, though arterial routes require careful navigation during peak hours.

Several golf clubs are located close by in the south Dublin area, making it a convenient base for golfers.

The suburban apartment setting does not offer immediate access to freshwater or sea fishing spots.

Equestrian clubs are noted as being close by in the surrounding south Dublin/wicklow border foothills.

Inland location means water sports require a short drive toward the Dublin coastline or reservoirs.

A standout feature is the large open-plan living and dining room with high ceilings, feature fireplace, and dual-aspect light, perfectly suited for hosting guests.

Set within an exclusive, low-rise block behind electric gates surrounded by mature landscaped grounds, offering a calm and peaceful residential atmosphere despite its convenience.

Located in a suburban development close to retail parks, major roads, and the Luas, meaning it offers an urban-suburban lifestyle rather than rural seclusion.

Proximity to the nearby villages of Stepaside and Foxrock, with their local restaurants, cafés, and boutiques, provides a strong village community feel.

While located in south Dublin, the setting is inland near Carrickmines and Sandyford, offering no direct proximity to the coast.

Excellent connectivity via the M50 and Luas Green Line, with retail parks and business districts on the doorstep, blending suburban calm with urban accessibility.

A well-established residential development with active local community engagement in the nearby Stepaside and Foxrock areas.

Proximity to the cafés and boutiques in Foxrock and Stepaside villages, alongside retail park amenities, supports a vibrant local café culture.

Local options are largely village pubs and restaurants; heavier nightlife requires travelling further into major suburban hubs or the city centre via the Luas.

Easy access to local wellness centres, gyms, and the Beacon Hospital medical complex infrastructure.

Proximity to the Sandyford Business District and strong commuter links offer good professional networking potential.

Outstanding technical infrastructure with the Smarthomes structured wiring hub and close physical proximity to major south Dublin tech and business employers.