RAY COOKE AUCTIONEERS take great pleasure in introducing this sizeable four bedroom semi-detached property to the market in Cappaghmore, Dublin 22. Ever in high demand, Cappaghmore Estate is only a brisk walk from Clondalkin Village and finds itself surrounded by a wealth of local amenities including esteemed primary and secondary schools, extensive recreational and leisure facilities, The Mill Shopping Centre and a variety of bars and restaurants. The area is well serviced by direct bus routes to Dublin’s City Centre as well as being within easy access of the M50 and The Red Cow Luas Stop. Internal living accommodation of c. 115 sqm can be found here and in brief consists of entrance hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room and utility room to the ground floor. Upstairs you will find four well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom. Externally this property benefits from a fully enclosed SOUTH facing garden with rear access into the utility room whilst at the front you will find a gated driveway for off road parking leading to a single garage. No. 111 comes to the market in need of modernisation throughout but offers a fantastic opportunity to its new owners to purchase a ideally located family size home with endless scope. Further benefits here include gas central heating, double glazed windows and external insulation wrap. This property comes to the market with no onward chain and based on location, size and opportunity we know this will be very popular so please contact Ray Cooke Auctioneers for further information or to arrange viewing.
Features
Ber C2
c.115 Sqm
SOUTH facing rear garden
Single garage
Externally insulated
Sought after location
Close to amenities
Mature location
Fantastic opportunity
Gas central heating
Double glazed windows
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Directions
Heading out of Clondalkin village, head towards the Ninth Lock. Go over the bridge and just after the traffic light junction of at Station Road. Roughly 100m on your left hand side you will find the entrance to the Cappaghmore development. .
