Apartment 90, Kerrymount, Castle Court, Dublin 18D18N803

The apartment features two bedrooms and is located near good primary schools, but at 63 m² and situated on the first floor, space for young children to play is limited.

Proximity to the LUAS and secondary schools is a strong plus, though a two-bedroom apartment offers limited private space for growing teenagers.

With a floor area of 63 m², the layout of this two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is not well-suited for multi-generational living.

An ideal size for a single buyer, offering a separate bedroom, a home office or guest room potential, secure underground parking, and excellent transport links.

A fantastic fit for couples, providing two bedrooms, two bathrooms, two private balconies, and open-plan living in a well-connected suburban location.

Features lift access, secure underground parking, and low-maintenance apartment living close to shopping centres and amenities, making it a great option for downsizers.

Benefit from lift access, manageable living space, landscaped mature grounds, and proximity to local shops and transport, though buyers should verify long-term suitability for ageing in place.

The second bedroom or open-plan layout offers flexibility for a home office setup, complemented by good interior storage.

Exceptional convenience for commuters with easy access to the LUAS Green Line at The Gallops, the M50, and the N11.

Lift access, secure underground parking, and low maintenance make it well-suited for retirees seeking a lock-up-and-leave lifestyle.

Lift access provides convenience, though buyers should verify the long-term accessibility of first-floor apartment living and common areas.

As a modern first-floor apartment with managed communal grounds and a service charge covering upkeep, maintenance is exceptionally low.

Benefits from secure underground parking and controlled building access.

Open-plan living areas, clean lines, and built-in wardrobes lend themselves well to minimalist interior styling.

With a 63 m² footprint, room configurations are relatively fixed, though the second bedroom offers versatility as a home office or guest room.

Built in 2004, this is a modern property with no heritage or period features.

Features a BER rating of C, indicating that prospective buyers may wish to investigate potential energy efficiency upgrades.

Features two private balconies with peaceful leafy views, alongside extensive landscaped and mature communal gardens.

There is no private garden, though the development features beautifully maintained and mature communal landscaped grounds.

Leopardstown Shopping Centre is within easy walking distance, and the surrounding foothills offer great local walking routes.

Proximity to Sandyford Business Park and surrounding areas provides good access to local health and fitness facilities.

Good road networks and proximity to local business parks and amenities support cycling, though arterial routes require standard urban cycling caution.

Several golf courses are located within a reasonable driving distance in the wider South Dublin region.

The immediate residential setting offers very limited opportunities for fishing enthusiasts.

While some equestrian facilities exist in the wider Dublin foothills, this is primarily an urban apartment location.

Located inland, requiring travel towards Dun Laoghaire or coastal Dublin for water sports activities.

The bright open-plan kitchen and living area, combined with two private balconies overlooking leafy grounds, provides a nice space for hosting guests.

The property is surrounded by mature, landscaped communal gardens and offers peaceful views from its private balconies, despite its convenient suburban setting.

Located in a built-up suburban apartment development with nearby shopping centres and major business parks, offering an urbanized setting rather than rural living.

Close proximity to Stepaside and Sandyford Villages provides a pleasant community feel while retaining suburban conveniences.

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

Excellent access to the LUAS green line, major employment hubs, retail parks, and Dublin city centre delivers strong urban convenience.

Opportunities exist through local village communities, residents' associations, and nearby amenities, though apartment living is typically less community-integrated.

Easy access to local shopping centres and nearby village cafes provides good options for social outings.

Nightlife options are somewhat limited in the immediate vicinity, requiring travel towards Dundrum or the city centre for extensive options.

Proximity to Beacon South Quarter and local wellness facilities ensures good access to pilates & stretching and fitness classes.

Proximity to major employment hubs like Sandyford and Cherrywood Business Parks offers strong professional networking potential.

Directly adjacent to Sandyford Business Park, one of Dublin's primary technology and commercial hubs.