95 Meadow Grove, Dundrum, Dublin 16D16NH92

The property features a large 22-metre south-facing rear garden with a lawn, providing a secure and sunny environment for young children to play.

Four spacious bedrooms, multiple reception rooms including a family room, and close proximity to public transport like the LUAS suit teenagers well.

With 165 square metres of floor space and flexible rooms like the utility and family rooms, there is potential to adapt spaces for multi-generational needs.

A 165-square-metre four-bedroom semi-detached home at this price point is generally larger and more expensive than what typical single buyers look for.

Offers generous living space, modern kitchen and bathroom facilities, and a strong BER rating of B, making it very comfortable for couples planning for the future.

The home provides great single-level flexibility on the ground floor and close proximity to amenities, though the overall size might be larger than some empty nesters require.

Good access to local amenities, transport, and health facilities in Dundrum, though potential buyers should investigate if modifications are needed for long-term ageing in place.

Flexible rooms such as the utility room and family room provide excellent potential for separate home office setups.

Conveniently located within walking distance of the LUAS, multiple bus routes to the city centre, and easy access to the M50.

A comfortable, upgraded home close to local services, though stairs and maintenance of a 165 sqm property should be considered.

Features a ground-floor guest WC and flexible spaces, though all bedrooms are on the first floor which may require future adaptations.

Benefits from modern external wrap-around insulation, solar panels, triple-glazed windows to the front, and a strong BER rating of B.

The property has a fully paved front garden offering off-street parking but lacks a secure gated entrance.

Traditional semi-detached layout with separate reception rooms and historic features from its 1970 construction, rather than open-plan minimalist architecture.

Versatile spaces including the utility room and family room that can be adapted for a home office, playroom, or ground-floor bedroom.

Built circa 1970, it is an established extended family home rather than a period heritage property.

Equipped with roof-mounted solar panels providing electrical power and hot water boost, alongside external wrap-around insulation achieving a strong B BER rating.

Includes a paved front driveway for off-street parking and a substantial 22-metre south-facing rear garden with a patio and lawn.

Features a large 22m x 9m south-facing rear garden with a lawn, raised planter beds, and a selection of shrubs.

Close proximity to the parklands of Marlay and St Enda’s, Overend Airfield Estate, and local neighborhood walking routes.

Close to Meadowbrook Leisure Centre and local fitness facilities in the Dundrum area.

Good suburban road networks and access to local parks offer decent cycling options, though commuting routes into the city should be verified for dedicated cycle lanes.

Several golf clubs are accessible within the wider South Dublin region from this location.

The suburban setting does not offer immediate access to fishing spots, requiring travel to rivers or coastal areas.

Limited immediate equestrian facilities in the urban-suburban mix of Dundrum.

Inland location means water sports require traveling to the coast or lakes.

An extended kitchen and dining space with French doors leading to a sheltered sunny patio and a large south-facing garden make this ideal for hosting.

Located in a residential neighborhood in Dundrum with a private rear garden, though situated in a relatively populated suburban area.

This is a firmly suburban residential property in Dublin 16 with close urban conveniences.

Within walking distance of local shopping in Churchtown and Dundrum Town Centre, offering a strong community and village-like local hub feel.

The property is located inland in Dundrum, far from coastal areas.

Excellent public transport links including the LUAS, bus routes, and proximity to the M50 provide strong urban connectivity.

Established residential neighborhood with active local associations, nearby leisure centres, and community amenities.

Close to local shopping in Churchtown and the extensive dining and café options at Dundrum Town Centre.

Dundrum Town Centre offers a selection of restaurants and bars, with easy transport links into Dublin city centre for broader nightlife.

Proximity to Meadowbrook Leisure Centre and local parks supports pilates & stretching, fitness classes, and wellness activities.

Good access to business hubs in Dublin via the LUAS and M50 facilitates professional networking.

Strong transport links to major Dublin employment and tech centers make commuting or connecting straightforward.