Mews 4 Lucerne, 39 Castle Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3D03E725

The two-bedroom layout and shared grounds offer a safe environment, though families with very young children might prefer a private, enclosed rear garden rather than shared communal spaces.

With two double bedrooms, space is manageable. However, the 62 m² floor area may feel slightly compact for growing teenagers needing independent study zones.

The single bathroom and limited square footage (62 m²) make this property unsuitable for multi-generational living.

A fantastic layout for a single buyer looking for a turnkey, low-maintenance home with a dedicated home office potential and great proximity to local amenities.

Ideal for couples, featuring two double bedrooms, a spacious dual-aspect living area, and excellent outdoor patio space for entertaining.

The manageable size, professional management of grounds, and peaceful enclave setting make this an attractive option for downsizers wanting to stay in Clontarf.

Convenient single-parking and ground maintenance managed via a fee, though the stairs to the bedrooms should be considered for long-term accessibility.

Additional space beneath the open staircase provides a suitable home office area, supported by triple-glazed windows for a quiet workspace.

Dublin city centre is easily accessible via local transport links for hybrid office days.

Low-maintenance turnkey condition and management-handled common areas make it ideal for retirees.

Completely refurbished in 2018 with new heating, wiring, plumbing, and insulation, plus managed exterior upkeep.

While low maintenance, the property features a first-floor sleeping arrangement accessed via stairs, which may pose challenges later in life.

The listing mentions allocated resident and visitor parking within a tranquil enclave, but does not explicitly confirm a gated security entrance.

Clean lines, contemporary Shaker-style kitchen, and laminate flooring throughout create a modern, uncluttered aesthetic.

A compact 62 m² duplex layout with a defined two-bedroom footprint offers limited structural flexibility.

Positioned within the extensive grounds of Lucerne which dates back to 1896, combining historic character with modern interior renovation.

Upgraded in 2018 with a combi boiler, attic insulation, and triple-glazed windows contributing to a C BER rating.

Includes a private patio terrace, a private garden area, and access to beautifully maintained south-facing communal grounds.

Features a private garden area and a private patio terrace, alongside beautifully maintained south-facing communal gardens.

Excellent location near St Anne's Park, Clontarf promenade, and the seafront for daily walks.

Proximity to local recreational facilities and health options in the Clontarf area.

Great coastal cycle tracks along the Clontarf seafront providing direct routes toward the city centre.

Clontarf is renowned for its local golf clubs, making this a very convenient base for golfers.

Coastal access nearby offers some local angling opportunities, though not the primary focus of the area.

Limited equestrian facilities directly on your doorstep, though some stables exist further out in North Dublin.

Proximity to the coast lends itself well to sea swimming, sailing, and various water sports along Dublin Bay.

The bright dual-aspect living and dining area connects seamlessly to a private patio terrace and communal gardens.

Positioned in a distinctive, tranquil enclave surrounded by mature trees and gardens, well set back from main thoroughfares.

Located in an established suburban setting in Dublin 3, far removed from rural isolation.

Close to Vernon Avenue and Clontarf village amenities, offering a strong community feel and local retail options.

Superb proximity to the Clontarf seafront, promenade, and coastal amenities.

Dublin city centre is readily accessible while enjoying a leafy, peaceful suburban pocket.

Active local associations and a managed development encourage a welcoming neighbourhood atmosphere.

Close proximity to Vernon Avenue provides an abundance of popular local cafés and restaurants.

Local pubs and restaurants are available in Clontarf, with broader nightlife easily reached in the nearby city centre.

Proximity to St Anne's Park and local wellness facilities supports active lifestyle groups.

Primarily a residential suburb, though easy access to the city keeps professional networking within reach.

Good digital connectivity typical of Dublin 3, with straightforward routes to major employment hubs.