Skephubble Farm, House And Commercial On Lands C1.79ha(4.4acres), Skephubble, St. Margaret's, DublinK67X0V1

The property includes a purpose-built playschool building, extensive indoor and outdoor play areas with safety surfaces, a haybarn play area, sandpits, and a secure fenced perimeter, making it exceptionally well-suited for young children.

The spacious 5-bedroom home and 4.42-acre plot provide plenty of room to grow, though the rural setting means teenagers will rely on transport to access broader social and entertainment venues.

With a large 197 sq m detached home, a linking corridor, and substantial adjoining commercial/office buildings that could potentially be adapted, there is significant spatial flexibility for extended family living, subject to planning.

A substantial 5-bedroom farmhouse with over 4 acres of land and commercial facilities is likely far too large and high-maintenance for a single buyer focused on low-maintenance living.

Couples looking for a standard home may find the scale of the property excessive, but it offers great potential for those wanting a live-work setup or extensive hobby space.

While the single-level flow in parts and private gardens are appealing, the 5-bedroom size and extensive grounds represent a significant maintenance burden for empty nesters.

The rural location offers peace and quiet, but the sheer size of the holding and the presence of commercial buildings mean it is better suited to active operators or commercial ventures than traditional retirement living.

The property benefits from broadband throughout and includes multiple separate consulting rooms, offices, and a link corridor, making it ideal for home-based professionals or business owners.

Excellent connectivity with the M1, M2, and M50 motorways nearby, plus Dublin Airport approximately 7km away, facilitating convenient hybrid commuting.

The scale of the property and ongoing maintenance requirements for a 5-bed house and commercial holding make it less practical for a traditional retirement lifestyle.

The main residence offers ground-floor accommodation potential, but the large multi-acre holding and stairs require careful evaluation for long-term mobility needs.

Maintaining a 5-bedroom home, 4.42 acres of land, paddocks, commercial playschool buildings, and multiple heating boilers demands substantial ongoing effort and upkeep.

Features a tarmacked surface, secure and private surrounding walls, and a security gate that is wired for electric gates.

The property is a traditional detached farmhouse with extensive outbuildings, commercial spaces, and mature country gardens rather than a minimalist architectural build.

Offers exceptional flexibility with a 5-bedroom main residence, a link corridor, a purpose-built commercial playschool with multiple consulting rooms, and large agricultural sheds.

While established and well-maintained, the property incorporates modern extensions (such as the 2015 sunroom) and commercial buildings rather than being a strictly protected historic heritage home.

Includes extensive outdoor lands, a hen house, a duck pond, paddock areas, and potential for sustainable smallholding activities.

Outstanding outdoor provision including approx 4.42 acres, private patio areas, dedicated safety-surfaced play areas, a massive haybarn indoor play space, and secure paddocks.

Features extensive grounds, mature cherry blossom trees, well-maintained shrubs, hedging, and greenhouse/paddock potential across 4.42 acres.

The immediate landholding and quiet local country roads offer good walking opportunities, though dedicated off-road walking trails depend on nearby amenities.

There is no dedicated home gym facility on site, though the extensive outbuildings and commercial rooms offer ample space to create one.

The property sits directly off the R122 route which can experience traffic, but surrounding rural roads can accommodate cycling with care.

The property is situated very close to St. Margaret's Golf Club, making it exceptionally convenient for golf enthusiasts.

There is a pond on site previously used for pet ducks, but major dedicated angling spots would require travel to regional rivers or lakes.

With c. 4.42 acres of secure lands, paddocks, and agricultural outbuildings, the property is well-configured for keeping horses or ponies.

Inland location means water sports require travel to the coast or designated inland water facilities.

Features a large kitchen/dining area, an extended sunroom with a solid fuel stove, a paved patio, and expansive gardens ideal for hosting gatherings.

Set on approx 4.42 acres in a countryside setting in North County Dublin with mature trees and private gardens, offering a tranquil environment despite its proximity to major routes.

The property features paddock areas, an animal shed, a hen run, and rolling field views, providing an authentic rural lifestyle complete with agricultural outbuildings.

While not directly in a village core, it is a short drive from local amenities in Swords and Ashbourne, balancing countryside isolation with nearby community hubs.

The location is inland in North County Dublin with no immediate proximity or views of the coast.

This is a distinctly rural and agricultural holding, though Dublin City Centre is accessible within c. 15 km for occasional urban trips.

Proximity to local clubs like St. Margaret's GAA and the national school provides a natural anchor for local community engagement.

Rural setting means residents must drive to nearby towns like Swords or Ashbourne for local cafe culture.

Very limited local nightlife given the rural location, requiring travel into Swords or Dublin City Centre for evening entertainment.

The commercial building includes consulting rooms and shower facilities which could potentially host wellness groups, subject to appropriate permissions.

The commercial setup and proximity to Dublin Airport and major transport arteries offer interesting potential for business networking ventures.

While equipped with broadband, the location is fundamentally rural rather than a dedicated urban tech hub, though commuting to Dublin tech centres is feasible.