Apartment 78 Kerrymount, Castle Court, Kilgobbin Wood, Dublin 18D18CH28

The ground-floor two-bedroom layout provides single-level convenience, but the 65 sq. m. floor area is relatively compact for a growing family with young children.

Two bedrooms and two bathrooms offer reasonable personal space, though teenagers might find the 65 sq. m. apartment size somewhat restrictive as they grow.

With a total floor area of 65 sq. m. and only two bedrooms, accommodating multiple generations is impractical due to limited space and lack of independent living areas.

An ideal setup for single buyers offering a spacious two-bedroom ground-floor configuration, a private balcony, and convenient access to the LUAS and local amenities.

Well-suited for couples providing an ensuite master bedroom, a second bedroom adaptable as a home office, and a comfortable open-plan living and dining space.

The ground-floor location and low-maintenance apartment format make this an attractive down-sizing option for empty nesters wanting convenience.

Ground-floor access and manageable proportions suit retirees well, though buyers should verify long-term accessibility features and management company maintenance provisions.

The second bedroom offers excellent flexibility to serve as a dedicated home office for remote working arrangements.

Well-positioned for hybrid commuters with convenient access to the LUAS Green Line at Glencairn and The Gallops, alongside nearby M50 access.

Ground-floor apartment living provides a low-maintenance lifestyle well-suited to retirees seeking convenience and local amenities.

Ground-floor positioning removes the barrier of stairs, though buyers should verify accessibility standards for doors, bathrooms, and parking.

At approximately 65 sq. m. with managed grounds and apartment living, maintenance requirements are minimal compared to a traditional house.

Features underground designated parking and a popular residential development setting, though buyers should verify specific access control security measures.

Compact footprint, laminate flooring, and clean open-plan spaces lend themselves naturally to a minimalist interior design approach.

Standard two-bedroom apartment layout offers limited structural flexibility, though the second bedroom provides versatile use options.

This is a modern residential apartment development rather than a period or heritage property.

Features a BER C rating and modern gas heating, with potential scope for future energy efficiency upgrades by the buyer.

Benefits from a private south-facing balcony (3.0m x 1.5m) and stunning surrounding communal grounds, though it lacks a private garden.

Outdoor space is limited to a private south-facing balcony (3.0m x 1.5m), which is suitable for potted plants and container gardening rather than traditional planting.

Great location for walking enthusiasts with easy access to the Dublin Mountains and nearby Fernhill Park and Gardens.

Proximity to Sandyford and surrounding areas ensures good access to local fitness centres and gym facilities.

The suburban location offers access to local roads and regional routes, though cyclists should investigate dedicated cycle infrastructure to major hubs.

South Dublin location provides convenient driving access to several established golf clubs and courses in the wider surrounding area.

Inland suburban setting means local angling opportunities are limited and require travel to rivers or reservoirs outside the immediate area.

Proximity to the Dublin Mountains offers potential access to equestrian facilities, though buyers should verify local stables and trail availability.

An inland residential location far from major coastal or inland water sports facilities.

The open-plan living and dining room connected to a private south-facing balcony provides a functional space for hosting guests.

Situated in an established residential development in Dublin 18 with peaceful surroundings, though urban apartment living inherently involves some shared building noise.

Located in an established suburban development close to Sandyford and transport links, offering very little rural character despite proximity to the Dublin Mountains.

Convenient access to nearby Stepaside Village provides a pleasant community feel with local shops, cafés, and restaurants within easy reach.

The property is located inland in South Dublin with no proximity to the coast or marine amenities.

Offers excellent urban convenience with close proximity to Sandyford, Dundrum, and the LUAS Green Line for direct connections to Dublin city centre.

Established development setting and nearby Stepaside Village foster a strong local community feel and opportunities for local engagement.

Nearby Stepaside Village and the wider Sandyford and Dundrum areas offer a good selection of local cafés and social spots.

Suburban setting offers local pubs and dining, but extensive nightlife options require travel into central Dublin.

Good availability of local community centers, wellness clubs, and fitness amenities in the Sandyford and Stepaside districts.

Proximity to the Sandyford business and tech hub provides strong professional networking potential for local residents.

Exceptionally well-connected to the major employment and technology hub of Sandyford.