9C Farmhill Road, Goatstown, Dublin 14, Dublin 14D14RH64

The apartment is compact at 45 m² with two bedrooms, offering limited indoor play space and no private outdoor garden for young children.

Two double bedrooms provide individual spaces, but the overall floor area is tight for growing teenagers sharing a smaller footprint.

With only 45 square metres of living space and an open layout, multi-generational living is not practical here.

An ideal setup for a single buyer looking for a manageable, well-connected property with a second bedroom for guests or a home office.

Excellent fit for a couple, offering two bedrooms, two ensuite shower rooms, and a convenient suburban location near transport.

A manageable first-floor apartment with own door access, making it attractive for those looking to downsize in a prestigious area.

While low maintenance, the property is located on the first floor and accessed via a staircase, which may pose challenges for ageing in place.

Having two bedrooms allows one to be easily converted into a dedicated home office space.

Exceptional commuting convenience with the LUAS at Dundrum and Dublin Bus services providing seamless access to the city centre.

Convenient for retirement from a maintenance perspective, though stair access to the first floor should be considered.

First-floor location accessed via a staircase may become less suitable over time without a lift.

Compact 45 m² apartment footprint with laminate flooring and modern ensuite facilities ensures minimal upkeep.

Features its own door access at a secure first-floor level in a regarded residential address.

Efficient layout with clean lines, built-in wardrobes, and an open living and kitchen flow.

At 45 square metres with fixed bedroom and kitchen configurations, flexibility is somewhat constrained.

A modern apartment rather than a traditional period or heritage property.

Carries an E2 BER rating, which indicates that a buyer should investigate or verify potential energy efficiency upgrades.

The property does not feature a private balcony, terrace, or garden area.

Being a first-floor apartment, there is no private garden or outdoor green space for gardening.

Within walking distance of UCD and local amenities, with good pedestrian pathways in the surrounding suburb.

Proximity to Dundrum and surrounding areas provides good access to local fitness facilities and wellness clubs.

Decent connectivity to main roads and surrounding South Dublin areas, though cyclists should verify secure bike storage options.

Located in South Dublin with reasonable driving access to several established golf clubs in the region.

An urban setting far removed from notable inland fishing spots or coastal piers.

Suburban setting does not lend itself to keeping horses or immediate equestrian facilities.

Inland location requires travel to Dublin Bay or nearby rivers and lakes for water sports.

The open-plan living and kitchen area is compact at 45 m², limiting large gatherings or dinner parties.

Situated in a residential suburb, though positioned above a deli which may introduce some daytime street activity.

Located in a built-up south Dublin suburb with high density and immediate access to urban conveniences.

Goatstown offers a local village feel with neighborhood amenities and a deli right downstairs.

The property is located inland in South Dublin with no immediate proximity to the coast.

Great urban and suburban blend with easy access to Dundrum Town Centre, UCD, the LUAS, and Dublin City Centre.

Established residential suburb with local community groups and neighborhood amenities nearby.

Positioned directly above a popular deli serving coffee, and minutes away from the extensive dining options at Dundrum Town Centre.

Local area is largely residential, requiring a short trip to Dundrum or Dublin city centre for a wider range of pubs and nightlife.

Good access to local fitness centers, parks, and community wellness classes in the wider South Dublin area.

Proximity to UCD and easy transport links to the city center offer good professional networking potential.

Strong transport links to major employment hubs across Dublin via the LUAS and bus routes.