RAY COOKE AUCTIONEERS are truly delighted to present this excellent two-bedroom own door maisonette style apartment to the market ideally positioned in the heart of Chapelizod, Dublin 20.

This location is consistently in high demand. It finds itself within walking distance of the Phoenix Park and Chapelizod Village, while remaining within arm’s reach of Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and the M50 Motorway. For commuters, the area is second-to-none with frequent bus corridors providing a fast track to Dublin City Centre.

Bright and modern living accommodation of c. 69 sqm comprises of a private entrance hallway, a spacious lounge, and a stunning fully fitted kitchen/dining area featuring trendy herringbone flooring. The property is completed by a stylishly tiled main family bathroom and two generous double bedrooms, both boasting floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes.

No. 6 comes to the market in absolute turn-key condition, having been meticulously maintained and upgraded. It boasts a host of additional features including electric heating, double-glazed windows, and an abundance of clever storage solutions.

Early viewing is highly advised! Contact RAY COOKE AUCTIONEERS today for further information or to arrange a viewing!

Additional Features:
-c. 69 sqm

-BER D1

-Own Door Entrance

-Management fee: €1,813 PA

-Turn-key condition – ready to walk into

-High-quality herringbone flooring

-Two generous double bedrooms with built-in storage

– Double glazed windows

-Off-street parking included

-Stunning location on the fringe of the Phoenix Park

-Excellent public transport links to City Centre

-Local shops, schools, and cafes within a short stroll

-Ideal for First Time Buyers!

To reach 6 St. Laurence Glen from the M50, take the exit for the N4 toward the City Centre. Continue along the N4 (Lucan Road) passing Liffey Valley Shopping Centre on your left. As you approach the Palmerstown area, stay in the left lane to take the exit for Chapelizod. Follow the R109 down into Chapelizod Village, crossing the bridge over the River Liffey. Once in the village, turn left onto St. Laurence’s Road and continue for a short distance before turning into the St. Laurence Glen development.