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€220,000
2 beds
1 bath
56 sqm
78 Clonard Street
Balbriggan
Co. Dublin
K32X778
Description
One of the standout features of 78 Clonard Street is the expansive rear garden, a rare find in such a central area. This large outdoor space provides endless possibilities for landscaping, creating a family-friendly garden, or even adding an extension, subject to planning permission. Additionally, with rear access to a laneway, there is added convenience and privacy, making any future renovations or landscaping projects easier.
Situated in Balbriggan’s vibrant town centre, you’re only a short stroll from the beach and harbour, perfect for coastal walks, water sports, or simply enjoying the scenic views. A wide variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants are also within walking distance, and the nearby railway station offers quick access to Dublin City Centre and beyond, making commuting a breeze. This property presents a rare chance to acquire a centrally located home with both character and potential. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact us today and explore the possibilities of 78 Clonard Street, where your future awaits in beautiful Balbriggan.
Features
Property in need of refurbishment throughout
Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant available
Large enclosed rear garden with access to rear lane
Concrete shed to rear of garden
Mature settled town centre street
Minutes’ walk to all town centre amenities and Train station.
Rooms
Kitchen 4m x 2.55m with laminate wood flooring.
Living Room 3.14x x 3.64m with laminate wood flooring.
Bathroom 1.72m x 1.03m tiled bathroom with wc, whb and bath with electric shower with screen.
Bedroom One 3.15m x 3.56m with carpet flooring and built in wardrobes
Bedroom Two 4m x 2.64m with laminate wood flooring and built in wardrobes
BER Information
BER Number: 117908285
Energy Performance Indicator: 1016
About the Area
Balbriggan is a large seaside town in the northern part of Fingal in County Dublin. The 2011 census population was 19,960, as the area experienced a population boom in the early part of the 2000s due to the demand for housing within the wider Dublin region. The area is served by a number of amenities, from schools to supermarkets, and locals have access to an abundance of leisure facilities - including Balbriggan Strand.
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