Apartment 3, Greygates Hall, Roebuck Avenue, Mount Merrion, Co. DublinA94FC67

The ground-floor setup with three bedrooms provides workable accommodation for young families, though apartment living lacks a private back garden.

Three double bedrooms offer enough space for teenagers, and the location provides good proximity to schools and transport, though shared living areas are compact.

With 102 m² and two bathrooms across a single floor, accommodating multiple generations comfortably may feel a bit cramped.

A high-end, turn-key three-bedroom apartment in a prime location offers a luxurious and secure lifestyle for an established single buyer.

Offers generous living space with open-plan design and a large private terrace, ideal for couples desiring low-maintenance luxury.

Single-level ground floor living, modern A3 energy efficiency, and low maintenance make this an ideal downsized option for empty nesters.

Ground-floor access and a secure environment suit retirees well, though they should verify the ease of entry and any ongoing management fees.

Three bedrooms allow for flexibility to set up a dedicated home office space in an energy-efficient environment.

Excellent public transport links and connectivity to Dublin City Centre make hybrid commuting exceptionally convenient.

Turn-key condition and ground-floor convenience make this layout very friendly for retirees not wishing to manage a large house.

Ground-floor level access and single-story living make this practical for ageing in place, subject to verifying any specific accessibility modifications.

Modern apartment living with an A3 BER rating ensures low upkeep and high energy efficiency.

Features a secure underground parking area with a designated space and extra-large storage unit.

Contemporary open-plan layouts and clean architectural finishes lend themselves well to minimalist styling.

Standard apartment layout with three fixed bedrooms and open living areas, offering moderate flexibility.

This is a contemporary, A-rated modern build rather than a period or heritage property.

An impressive A3 BER rating guarantees high energy efficiency and lower carbon footprints.

Lacks a traditional lawn, but features a large private South-facing terrace accessed via glazed doors.

Urban and suburban surroundings do not cater to equestrian interests locally.

There is no private garden, only a large private terrace, limiting traditional gardening opportunities.

The location allows for easy walking access to local shops, nearby villages, and suburban amenities.

Buyers should verify local fitness club availability, as the property itself does not include onsite wellness facilities beyond general walking areas.

Good suburban roads and proximity to established areas offer decent cycling routes toward the city and coast.

South Dublin hosts several established golf clubs within a reasonable driving distance.

The setting is entirely suburban with no immediate access to significant fishing waters.

Proximity to the Dublin coastline offers eventual access to water sports, though it requires travel.

The open-plan living and kitchen area connects directly to a large South-facing private terrace, perfect for hosting guests.

Positioned in a sought-after residential location with private outdoor space, offering a relatively peaceful suburban environment.

Located in a well-established urban and suburban neighborhood close to Dublin city amenities, offering zero rural characteristics.

Short walk to local shops at The Rise, and close proximity to Blackrock and Stillorgan villages provides a strong village feel.

While reasonably close to the coast in South Dublin, this is an inland residential apartment rather than a coastal property.

Excellent connectivity to Dublin City Centre and local commercial hubs makes this very convenient for urban-suburban professionals.

Established neighbourhood feel near local village hubs encourages community participation.

Proximity to The Rise, Blackrock, and Stillorgan provides an abundance of local cafés and eateries.

Primarily a quiet residential suburb, requiring travel into nearby villages or the city center for extensive nightlife.

Proximity to major medical hubs like St. Vincent's and local wellness options supports health-conscious buyers.

Convenient access to business hubs and UCD facilitates professional and academic networking.

Good transport links and modern living spaces suit tech professionals commuting or working remotely in Dublin.