Bellamar, Main Street, Commons Little, Newcastle, Co. DublinD22W9Y0

The property features 4 bedrooms and a large south-facing site of c.0.30 acres, providing plenty of safe outdoor space for young children to play.

Four bedrooms offer good personal space for teenagers, and the central village location provides independence, though local entertainment options for teens might be limited.

The detached dormer bungalow layout and expansive 0.30-acre site offer future extension potential, though the existing 2 bathrooms may require adaptation for larger multi-generational households.

At €550,000 for a 4-bedroom detached home, it is a significant investment for a single buyer, and the large garden maintenance might be more than needed.

An excellent home for couples looking to settle down in a spacious property with room to grow, offering a blend of character and modern convenience.

The listing explicitly notes the home is suitable for right sizers, offering single-level living potential with ground-floor accommodation, though garden upkeep should be considered.

The detached bungalow layout supports ageing in place well with minimal stairs, and the central village location keeps amenities within easy reach.

With 4 bedrooms, there is ample flexibility to set up one or more dedicated home offices for remote professionals.

Benefiting from an easy commute via Dublin bus to the city centre, alongside straightforward access to the N7 and M50 motorways.

An ideal setup for retirees looking for a manageable detached footprint, single-level living potential, and local village convenience.

The property holds a C3 BER rating, indicating that modern energy-efficiency upgrades could be explored by the new owner.

As a detached bungalow, the property naturally facilitates single-level living and ground-floor accessibility for older buyers.

While the interior has been meticulously maintained and upgraded, the substantial c.0.30-acre site and mature gardens will require ongoing horticultural upkeep.

The property benefits from gated side access and solid stone-built boundary walls, providing good privacy and security.

Built in c.1964 with character features and traditional dormer bungalow styling, it leans more toward traditional charm than ultra-minimalism.

Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and significant potential to extend to the side and rear on the large plot.

Built in c.1964 and extended in the early 1970s, the home retains a wonderful established character alongside modern upgrades.

Highlights include a superb c.0.30-acre south-facing site, a mature front garden with lawn, a very secure rear sun trap, and a solid built workshop.

The property boasts a superb c.0.30-acre site featuring a mature front garden with lawn and small trees, plus a very secure south-facing rear garden.

A central village position allows for pleasant local walks, with essential amenities located practically on the doorstep.

While there is no home gym explicitly mentioned, the solid built workshop could potentially be converted into a personal fitness space.

The surrounding area offers manageable local routes, though buyers should verify dedicated cycling infrastructure nearby.

Situated in South County Dublin with reasonable access to regional golf courses, though none are specifically highlighted on the immediate doorstep.

No notable local fishing amenities are highlighted in the immediate vicinity of Newcastle.

The semi-rural outer Dublin location may offer nearby equestrian facilities, though buyers should investigate local stables.

Being inland in Newcastle, Co. Dublin, water sports are not a feature of this location.

The secure south-facing rear garden is described as a real sun trap that is perfect for entertaining, complemented by ample interior accommodation.

Positioned right on the Main Street in Newcastle, residents will experience some passing village traffic, though the mature boundaries offer a sense of privacy.

While set in South County Dublin with a large 0.30-acre plot, the property is located directly on the main street of a well-established residential area rather than a truly rural setting.

Superbly positioned on the main street with local amenities just a stone's throw away, capturing the essence of convenient village life.

Newcastle, Co. Dublin is an inland location far removed from coastal amenities.

The location balances village charm with proximity to major hubs like Citywest and Liffey Valley, alongside Dublin bus routes to the city centre.

Located in a well-established residential village area that fosters strong local community ties.

Local village amenities are close at hand, with larger shopping centres like Citywest and Liffey Valley a short drive away for extended options.

Newcastle is a quieter residential village, meaning vibrant nightlife options will require travel into nearby larger towns or Dublin city centre.

Proximity to commercial centres and community hubs provides a reasonable baseline for accessing wellness classes and groups.

Primarily a residential village setting, meaning professional networking will likely lean towards nearby business parks or Dublin city.

Reasonable access via the N7 and M50 to major employment and tech hubs around West Dublin and Citywest.