5 Station Court Way
Clonsilla
Dublin 15
D15 WP49

Sherry FitzGerald is delighted to present to the Spring market No 5 Station Court Way. Ideally located on the top floor of this modern development just off The Clonsilla Road this bright and spacious one bedroom apartment has been very well maintained and comes to the market in turnkey condition.

Station Court is a mature and sought-after development of apartments and townhouses built in 2003 by Castlethorn Construction who are renowned builders in Ireland. Number 5 Station Court Way is less than a five-minute walk from Coolmine Train Station which is on the Dublin to Maynooth train line.

The property shares its entrance with just one other property and is very private. The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hall with hot-press, there is also a ‘Stira’ stairs leading to a large attic which is partly floored with a light and offers excellent storage. The living room to the front is very well proportioned and has double doors leading to a private South/East facing terrace with nice views over the communal grounds. The living room is open plan to the kitchen/breakfast room that is fitted with all modern appliances. The kitchen features a range of modern fitted wall and floor units and there is plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine. (All appliances are included in the sale). The large double bedroom has fully fitted wardrobes. The shower room has recently been refurbished and is fully tiled, this completes the accommodation.

Proximity to Coolmine Train Station ensures this is a most convenient location and will no doubt appeal to the commuter. Blanchardstown Shopping Centre offers a range of shopping and leisure facilities. There are National & Secondary Schools nearby and there are several sporting clubs and excellent golf courses within easy reach. The property also has easy access to the M50 which is only a short drive away.

Viewing is by appointment only.

Top floor apartment
Private South/East facing terrace
Five-minute walk to Coolmine Train Station
Choice of bus routes on Clonsilla Road
Turnkey condition throughout
Mature landscaped communal gardens
Communal parking

SERVICES:
Gas fired central heating (new boiler installed in 2020)
Telephone points
Television points
Alarm

Entrance Hall 4.87m x 1.01m With Hot-Press, access hatch with 'Stira' to large attic space with excellent storage (partly floored with a light).
Living Room  Bright living room that is open plan to kitchen area. Laminate timber flooring. Double doors lead to the private paved terrace. PVC French doors with side windows open out to a private South/East facing terrace.
Balcony 1.34m x 3.84m Paved roof terrace with a sunny South/East facing aspect.
Kitchen/Breakfast room 7.00m x 3.84m Fully fitted kitchen with a good range of floor and eye level storage units. Integrated oven, gas hob and extractor fan. Plumbed for washing machine and dishwasher. (all appliances are included in the sale – Hotpoint washing machine, Beko dishwasher, Beko fridge/freezer). Tiled splashback and laminate timber flooing. Open plan to living room.
Bedroom 3.06m x 3.84m Large double bedroom with fully fitted wardrobes and laminate timber flooring.
Bathroom 1.93m x 2.83m This recently refurbished shower room is fully tiled and contains a large shower with a rain shower head and hand-held attachment, WC, vanity unit with underneath storage. Heated towel rail. Aquaclad ceiling panels fitted with recessed lighting. Extractor fan.

BER: C2
BER Number: 117251686
Energy Performance Indicator: 185.02 kWh/m²/yr

Clonsilla is a large residential suburban area, with Ongar and other localities developing their own subsidiary identities. It falls into the Dublin 15 postal district, the Dublin West Dáil constituency and is locally administered by Fingal County Council. Clonsilla railway station is the main exchange station for commuter services going between Dublin and Maynooth and M3 Parkway lines. Clonsilla is served by several Dublin Bus routes including the 39, the 39a and the 239 from Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. It straddles the Royal Canal in the Fingal and is navigatable by barge.