Tigín, 34 Quay Street, Skerries, Co. DublinK34YX59

The contemporary design and open-tread staircases require careful supervision for very young children, though the coastal location offers great outdoor lifestyle benefits.

Teens will appreciate the proximity to beaches, water sports, and the vibrant local café and harbour culture in Skerries.

Spanning four levels with three bedrooms and multiple living zones, it offers some separation, but vertical living across multiple floors may not suit all older family members.

At an asking price of €1,795,000 for a 3-bed home, this property is typically aimed at high-net-worth buyers rather than typical single purchasers.

An exceptional layout for professional couples looking for a luxurious, architect-designed coastal retreat with superb entertaining spaces.

Offers low-maintenance modern A2-rated efficiency and stunning views, though the multi-level layout should be considered for long-term accessibility.

While the low-maintenance build and walkable village setting are ideal, the four-level layout involving stairs may pose challenges over time without a lift.

Architect-designed contemporary spaces with excellent natural light and quiet architectural zones make working from home a pleasure.

Skerries offers strong transport links including rail connectivity to Dublin city centre, alongside relatively close proximity to Dublin Airport.

An A2-rated, modern home in a vibrant seaside community that allows retirees to enjoy coastal amenities with minimal structural upkeep.

Spread across four levels with multiple staircases, this property would require significant adaptation or a lift to support long-term ageing in place.

Benefit of a modern A2-rated architectural build with contemporary finishes, terrace areas, and minimal traditional garden upkeep.

Situated in an established historic street enclave, buyers should verify the specific security and access arrangements for the property.

A masterclass in contemporary architectural design by Niamh Butler, featuring clean lines, full-height glazing, and bespoke built-in storage.

Open-plan lower level and multiple bedroom suites offer good flexibility, constrained mainly by the fixed vertical four-level layout.

Located in the historic Hoar Rock enclave, though the dwelling itself is a contemporary architect-designed build rather than a period property.

Boasts a highly efficient A2 BER rating, ensuring excellent thermal performance and modern energy standards.

Features a seafront terrace directly off the living room, a sheltered courtyard, and an upper wrap-around balcony capturing panoramic sea views.

Features a seafront terrace and a sheltered courtyard rather than a traditional lawn garden, minimizing intensive maintenance.

Superb coastal walking opportunities right on the doorstep, including local beaches, the harbour, and nearby amenities.

While private gym equipment could be integrated, local fitness facilities would require checking in the wider Skerries area.

Dedicated outdoor storage is ideal for securing bicycles, and the surrounding coastal roads offer great cycling routes.

Skerries Golf Club and other regional courses are within convenient reach for golf enthusiasts.

The immediate proximity to Skerries Harbour and the coastline makes this an exceptional location for fishing enthusiasts.

Equestrian facilities are available in the broader Fingal rural hinterland, though not directly on the coast.

Direct waterfront positioning with specialized outdoor storage for surfboards and equipment makes this a paradise for water sports.

An impressive open-plan kitchen and dining area, combined with a seafront terrace opening from the main living room, creates a phenomenal setting for guests.

Located in a historic coastal enclave with wonderful sea views, though central Skerries brings local pedestrian and harbour activity.

This is a prime waterfront setting in the heart of a bustling coastal town rather than a rural environment.

Situated right in the heart of Skerries within walking distance of local beaches, cafés, restaurants, and the harbour.

An exceptional waterfront position in the historic Hoar Rock enclave offering panoramic sea views across North Beach and Skerries Harbour.

Skerries provides a charming seaside town atmosphere rather than an urban city-center vibe, though Dublin Airport is relatively close.

Skerries boasts an active local community with strong pride in its maritime heritage and local clubs.

Walking distance to numerous local cafés, restaurants, and bakeries in the heart of Skerries.

Features local pubs and eateries, though more extensive nightlife options would require travel into larger North Dublin hubs or the city.

Sea swimming, coastal running, and local fitness classes are prominent elements of the active local lifestyle.

Primarily a residential coastal town, meaning formal professional networking opportunities are more limited locally.

Modern build standard supports robust home technology integration, with convenient commuting access to Dublin's major business districts.