A two-bed end-terrace house in the sylvan setting of the Mount Argus estate in D6W, a two-bed apartment overlooking Herbert Park, D4, in need of modernisation, or a turnkey ground-floor apartment in Dublin 18 boasting a terrace almost the same size as the property?
There are many two-bedroom units for sale in Dublin right now. Here are three that are well-located.

Sylvan D6W setting within easy reach of Sundrive shops
Address: 29 Mount Argus Crescent, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6W, D6W V993
Asking price: €450,000
Agent: Howley Souhan

Built in 1995, this is a small two-bedroom end-terraced house that is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac overlooking a green in a corner of the Mount Argus estate, which includes gorgeous, mature trees and walkways.
An ex-rental, it has been given a refresh with a full repaint and recarpeting of the stairs but needs some decorative attention.

Extending to 58 square metres, with a C BER rating, the location is within easy reach of Harold’s Cross village and the shops of Sundrive Road, where there is a large Supervalu.
The house is also across the road from Eamonn Ceannt Park, but you will have to walk round to Sundrive to the entrance to enjoy its playing fields, courts, velodrome and running track.

Doer-upper in Dublin 4 right beside Herbert Park
Address: 13 Ardoyne House, Pembroke Park, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 W660
Asking price: €450,000
Agent: Sherry FitzGerald Ballsbridge

Built in 1960, Ardoyne House might just be one of the best-located apartment blocks in a ritzy part of Dublin 4.
Set on a large plot, bounded by Herbert Park, which is open to the public 24 hours a day, the unit sizes are generous, with good proportions and unparalleled views.
Situated on the first floor of the 12-storey building, number 13 is a two-bedroom, two- bathroom residence that extends to 86 square metres.

It has a has an eat-in kitchen with large picture window looking toward Dublin city centre. Adjoining it is the separate living room, which opens out to a covered balcony.
The primary bedroom is ensuite and has ample wardrobe space. The unit has lots of storage but needs décor and possibly fenestration upgrades.

Thanks to block-wide improvements, it has a C2 BER rating, which is very acceptable for a property of this vintage.
The apartment is just moments from Donnybrook and Ballsbridge villages.

A-rated, ground-floor, D18 unit with large terrace
Address: Apartment 1, Hawthorn House, The Walk, Carrickmines, Dublin 18, D18 X024
Asking price: €450,000
Agent: Janet Caroll Estate Agents

Built in 2018, a golden era of improved building and insulation regulations, this ground-floor two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment extends to 81 square metres and has an A3 BER rating.
The apartment comes with a gated, own-door entrance that leads through a sizeable terrace cum garden to its front door and spacious entrance hall.

The open-plan living cum kitchen is generous and opens directly to the exterior, which gets western and some southern light.
The sale includes many of the appliances in situ.

Both bedrooms are generous. The primary is ensuite, and there is a hot press, a boon in an apartment, as it keeps linen and towels out of the bedrooms.
Smartly decorated and owner-occupied, it comes with one surface parking space.









