Apt 216, Coill Tíre, Doughiska, GalwayH91DP83

The property features three good-sized bedrooms, a main family bathroom, and an ensuite, offering ample space for growing families. It is located within walking distance of local primary and secondary schools as well as playgrounds, making daily routines convenient.

Three well-proportioned bedrooms provide sufficient space for older children, and the proximity to local educational institutions such as colleges and secondary schools is a distinct advantage.

As a first-floor apartment with stairs and shared garden access, it lacks the independent ground-floor layout or annex options typically favored for multi-generational living setups.

Described as an excellent starter home with three bedrooms, it provides generous space for a single buyer looking to establish themselves with room for a home office or guests.

With 118 square metres of floor area, an open-plan living and dining space, and a master bedroom with an ensuite, this property offers comfortable and modern living for couples.

The apartment is in turn-key condition and offers manageable single-level living once inside, though first-floor access without a lift should be considered for long-term comfort.

While the property is in turn-key condition with low internal maintenance, it is situated on the first floor which requires stair access, potentially impacting accessibility as you age.

With three bedrooms available, one can easily be converted into a dedicated home office, supported by a spacious layout and modern B2 energy rating.

Excellent transport links including regular Bus Eireann and city bus services, plus easy access to the M6/M18 motorways, facilitate hybrid commuting.

Turn-key condition and low maintenance appeal to retirees, though the first-floor apartment access is a factor to consider.

While the interior is low maintenance, being a first-floor apartment accessed via stairs limits long-term suitability for ageing in place without a lift.

Maintained in turn-key condition with modern finishes, gas central heating, and a B2 BER rating ensuring energy efficiency and minimal upkeep.

The development is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, though specific details regarding secure gated entry should be verified.

Features clean lines, wooden flooring, shaker-style kitchen units, and an open-plan layout that accommodates minimalist interior styling.

The three-bedroom layout provides flexibility to use spare rooms as home offices, guest rooms, or storage areas according to buyer needs.

Built in 2006, this is a modern apartment development rather than a period or heritage property.

Boasts an impressive B2 BER energy rating with an energy performance indicator of 100.31 kWh/m2/yr, indicating good thermal efficiency.

Benefits from a private balcony off the living area as well as access to a large shared garden to the rear.

The property includes a shared garden to the rear and a private balcony, offering limited opportunities for dedicated private gardening.

Walking distance to Merlin Park Woods and local amenities makes this an ideal location for walking enthusiasts.

Situated on the outskirts of Galway city, residents have reasonable access to nearby commercial fitness facilities and health clubs.

The suburban location provides access to local roads leading into the city, though dedicated cycle lanes should be verified locally.

Standard urban and suburban positioning means regional golf courses are reachable by car, though not immediately adjacent.

Proximity to regional waterways depends on travelling outside the immediate suburban residential zone.

Urban and suburban surroundings do not offer immediate equestrian facilities, which would require travel to rural fringes.

While Galway offers coastal water sports, the specific inland location requires travel to the coast or major lakes.

Features an expansive open-plan living and dining area measuring 6.9m x 4.5m alongside a patio door and balcony, making it very well-suited for hosting guests.

The listing notes that the apartment is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering a peaceful residential environment despite its proximity to urban amenities.

Located on the outskirts of Galway city within a popular residential development, this setting is decidedly suburban rather than rural.

The development provides a community feel with local amenities, shopping centres, and schools within walking distance, mirroring village convenience.

The location is inland in an urban and suburban setting in Galway, with no direct coastal proximity.

Positioned on the outskirts of Galway city with regular bus services to the city centre and easy access to major employment and retail hubs, it suits urban commuters well.

Located in a popular and established development with local schools, hotels, and community facilities nearby.

Proximity to local shopping centres and the wider Galway city amenities ensures good access to local cafes and dining.

Local hotels and amenities provide immediate options, with the full scope of Galway city's nightlife accessible via a short bus ride or drive.

Close proximity to major healthcare facilities including the Galway clinic, Merlin Park hospital, and the Bons Secour hospital underscores a strong local health focus.

Easy access to Galway city and technological institutions like ATU provides solid professional networking potential.

Good transport links and proximity to major regional employment and educational hubs make this a convenient spot for tech professionals.