RAY COOKE AUCTIONEERS proudly present to the open market this spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex located in the highly sought-after Millpark Development, Clondalkin, Dublin 22. Situated within a secure, gated complex in the heart of Clondalkin Village, this property benefits from an abundance of local amenities right on its doorstep. A variety of schools, shops, cafes, bars, and recreational facilities are all within walking distance. From a transport perspective, this location is second to none. Residents enjoy easy access to public transport, including the Red Cow LUAS stop and numerous local bus routes. For motorists, the M50 and N7 road networks are just minutes away, offering swift connectivity to Dublin City Centre and beyond.
No. 27 to the market – a bright, spacious, and well-proportioned 3-bedroom home extending to approx. 90 sq.m and offered in excellent condition throughout. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, guest WC, a generous living room, and an open-plan kitchen/diner with a separate utility cupboard. Upstairs features three well-sized bedrooms and a modern Jack & Jill style family bathroom. This attractive property further benefits from gas central heating, double-glazed windows, underground secure parking, and beautifully maintained communal gardens. Set within a secure gated development and offered with no onward chain, No. 27 is sure to generate strong interest due to the continued popularity of this location – early viewing is highly recommended.
Features;
– 90 sq.m
– 3 Bed 2 Bath duplex
– BER C2
– Fees c.€1530 p/a
– Secure gated complex
– Highly sought after development
– Underground car park
– New gas boiler
– Built in wardrobes
– Close to Clondalkin village
– Served by local bus routes
– No onward chain
– Ideal for first time buyers or investors
– Viewing highly advised!
Directions: Heading through Clondalkin Village along Tower road, just after the round tower take a left turn onto Old Nangor Road and continue until your 2nd right hand turn into the Millpark Development.
