A-Rated Baldoyle beauty boasts two parking spaces and a large garden

If you're after a stylish home close to the coast without compromising on space, this mid-terrace townhouse in Baldoyle could tick a lot of boxes.

Number 18 Racecourse Park is a three-bedroom townhouse in the popular Coast development, and it's got plenty going for it.

Built in 2021 by Richmond Homes, this modern home has been finished to a lovely standard, with an impressive A-rated energy rating, contemporary interiors and plenty of natural light pouring in through its floor-to-ceiling glazing.

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Baldoyle
Exterior with warm buff coloured bricks and paved patio

Address: 18 Racecourse Park, Baldoyle, Dublin 13, D13 V1YR

Asking Price: €525,000

Agents: Quillsen

Baldoyle hallway
Bright, inviting hallway with warm wooden floor and stairs to the first floor

There's also a little extra potential tucked away overhead, with an attic space that could be converted into additional accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permission and building regulations.

Inside, the layout is ideal for family life, with an entrance hallway, spacious sitting room, guest WC and a fantastic open-plan kitchen and dining area.

Baldoyle dining kitchen
Impressive open-plan kitchen and dining room

There's also a separate utility room, handy for keeping the laundry and household clutter out of sight. Every home needs one.

The kitchen is a real highlight, boasting marble worktops and splashback, integrated Bosch appliances and loads of storage, perfect for the foodies among us who want to make the most out of family mealtimes or for the more adventurous, releasing your inner gourmet chef.

Baldoyle kitchen breakfast bar
Modern kitchen with cool grey units, integrated bosch appliances and marble worktops

Oak flooring runs throughout, adding warmth to the contemporary finish. Upstairs, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms, including a spacious main bedroom with its own ensuite, plus a family bathroom.

And it's not just the interiors that impress. The front garden has a smart cobblelock finish and attractive railings, while two parking spaces directly outside the house are a welcome bonus.

Baldoyle living room and window 1
bright living room with warm wooden flooring and feature window

Location is another big selling point. The Coast sits between Baldoyle, Portmarnock and Malahide, giving residents a choice of shops, cafés, restaurants, schools and leisure facilities.

For commuters, Clongriffin DART station offers an easy route into Dublin city centre and is under a ten-minute walk away, while regular bus services, including the number 15, which runs almost around the clock, provide another handy option for getting to and from the city.

Baldoyle sitting room big window
Cool, clean living space with a feature window

The M50 and M1 are also within easy reach. And when it's time to escape the daily grind, plenty of fresh air is on the doorstep, with Baldoyle Bay, Portmarnock Beach, coastal walking routes, and Father Collins Park all nearby.

The park has soccer pitches, a GAA pitch, a playground, and a skatepark and is a five-minute drive or a 20-minute stroll away.

Baldoyle bedroom 1
One of the three bedrooms is done in cool blues and greys with built-in wardrobes.

Out the back, there's a lovely big garden with plenty of room to enjoy the sunshine. Lots of room for a couple of football goals for the kids, or, in the summertime, plenty of scope for large family gatherings, perhaps a hot tub and BBQ area.

The garden features a paved patio beside the house, then, at the far end, a second sun-trap terrace, a lawn, and raised flower beds.

Baldoyle lawn and garden
Large garden with lawn and two paved areas with raised flowerbeds

Whether it's summer barbecues, entertaining friends or simply enjoying a bit of peace, there's plenty of scope to make the most of it.

The Racecourse Shopping Centre is within the development and offers a large supermarket, pharmacy, and cafés, while Donaghmede Shopping Centre and a variety of stores are a 20-minute walk away.

With its modern A-rated finish, two-car parking, generous garden, and potential to create even more living space, this home combines coastal living with the practicalities of modern family life.

Agents Quillsen is seeking €525,000 for this stylish mid-terrace townhouse.

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