MODERN COMFORTS MEET charming details at 57 Bluebell Road in Dublin 12. This well-built mid-terraced home sits within Bluebell, an area close to the bustling capital. With its stylish interiors, spacious layout and nicely-sized garden sanctuary, this is urban living that’s tranquil.
Just off Naas Road, 57 Bluebell Road was built in 1953. It has been thoughtfully renovated to meet contemporary standards over the years to blend character and functionality throughout.
Offers by Daft are now live on this property, meaning you can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere. This new online platforms creates a fair and transparent process so that buyers can make decisions with confidence.
Brought to the market at a private treaty sale by Keller Williams Ireland, this home is spacious inside as well as out. With parking to the front and a large garden to the back, it has all the makings of an ideal family home.
Inside, the ground floor features a large sitting room, which could easily be converted into a third bedroom. Adjacent to the sitting room lies another spacious living area with wooden flooring and a multi-fuel burner fireplace.
The extended kitchen was recently renovated with shaker-style cabinetry and integrated appliances and certainly serves as the heart of the home.
Up to the first floor, you’ll find two double bedrooms. One overlooks the back garden, while the other has ample space and natural light to the front.
Outside, the large south-facing garden is mature with shrubs, a lawned area, and plenty of space for outdoor entertaining.
57 Bluebell Road offers easy access to a range of amenities, including shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The nearby Red Line LUAS provides a seamless connection to Dublin city centre, while the Red Cow interchange ensures convenient access to the greater Dublin area and national roads.
All in all, 57 Bluebell Road presents an opportunity to own a piece of serenity in the heart of Dublin.
57 Bluebell Road, Bluebell, Dublin 12 is on the market for €385,000 through Keller Williams Ireland.
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