APT 83, BURNELL COURT, MALAHIDE RD, NORTHERN CROSS, DUBLIN 17D17DX79

With only one bedroom and 40 square metres of space, this apartment is far too small to comfortably accommodate young children.

A single bedroom layout provides no privacy for teenagers, making it completely unsuitable for families with older children.

The compact 40 m² footprint and single bedroom configuration make multi-generational living impossible here.

This one-bedroom apartment is ideally sized, affordable at an asking price of 250,000 euros, and well-located for single buyers entering the property market.

While the open-plan living area is nice, the single bedroom and 40 m² size may feel quite cramped for two people long-term.

The apartment offers manageable, low-maintenance living for empty nesters looking to downsize in a well-connected development.

It provides easy apartment living with secure underground parking, though retirees should verify lift access and long-term suitability for ageing in place.

The open-plan layout provides space for a compact home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband speeds in the building.

Constructed in 2006 as an attractive development for commuters, it offers a choice of bus routes to the city and close proximity to the M50/M1 and Dublin Airport.

A manageable, lock-up-and-go apartment layout suits retirees who prefer low-maintenance living without property upkeep burdens.

While single-level apartment living can be convenient, buyers should verify lift access and suitability for long-term mobility needs.

At 40 m² with a modern C1 BER rating, a balcony, and secure underground parking, maintenance requirements are minimal.

Features secure designated underground parking, adding a valuable layer of security and convenience for vehicle owners.

The compact 1-bed floor area and open-plan layout naturally lend themselves to minimalist design and efficient living.

With a compact 40 m² footprint and one bedroom, there is very little room for altering or flexing the floor plan.

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

The property holds a C1 BER rating; buyers may want to investigate potential energy efficiency upgrades to improve environmental performance.

Features a balcony with glazed-door access overlooking communal green space and a paved area, providing a pleasant outdoor spot without maintenance duties.

With no private garden and only a balcony overlooking communal green space, opportunities for keen gardeners are very limited.

Good local footpaths and proximity to shopping centres and green spaces offer decent options for casual walking.

Buyers should verify local fitness facilities in the Northern Cross area, though urban accessibility is generally good.

The relatively flat suburban terrain and proximity to major routes provide reasonable connectivity for cyclists.

North Dublin features several golf courses in the wider region, though buyers should verify the exact distance to the nearest clubs.

Proximity to coastal areas like Howth and Malahide offers some sea fishing opportunities, but it is not an immediate lifestyle feature.

An urban and suburban apartment setting provides practically no convenient access to equestrian facilities.

Easy access to nearby coastal towns like Malahide and Portmarnock makes water sports accessible with a short commute.

The open-plan living/dining area and balcony provide a nice spot for al fresco dining, though the overall 40 m² size limits guest capacity.

Situated in a vibrant, modern development on the busy Malahide Road, residents may experience urban traffic noise.

Located in a busy urban and suburban mixed-use area of Dublin 17, offering none of the characteristics of rural living.

Proximity to local shops, restaurants, and Clarehall and Donaghmede Shopping Centres offers a degree of local convenience similar to village living.

While not directly coastal, the property enjoys easy access to the nearby coastal towns of Malahide, Portmarnock, and Howth.

Positioned in a vibrant modern development with excellent bus routes to the city centre and close proximity to the M50/M1 motorways.

Being part of a large, well-maintained modern development offers standard community engagement opportunities.

Local shops and amenities at Northern Cross and nearby shopping centres provide access to local cafes and eateries.

While local amenities exist, residents looking for vibrant nightlife will likely need to travel into Dublin city centre.

Buyers should verify local community or wellness groups operating within the Northern Cross or surrounding Dublin 17 area.

Good transport links to the city centre and tech hubs make this a practical base for working professionals.

Excellent proximity to major road networks and transport routes into Dublin facilitates access to major employment and tech hubs.