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$647,200
bedrooms3 bathroom1

Nestled at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, 33 Seafield Court is a spacious 3-bedroom semi-detached home that beautifully blends family charm with modern conveniences. Located in a highly sought-after coastal neighbourhood, this property is perfect for those seeking a comfortable and convenient family home.
The property is approached by a driveway to the front providing off street car parking bordered by a lawned garden and a gate to the side gives access to the rear garden. The entrance porch opens to a generous hall with under-stairs storage, leading to a welcoming sitting room featuring an open fireplace and benefiting from morning sunshine. Double French doors open up into the kitchen/dining room. The large contemporary kitchen/dining room overlooks and opens to the private rear garden, creating an inviting space for social gatherings. The rear garden, facing due west providing beautiful evening sun, is primarily laid to lawn with mature planting, providing a private retreat for relaxation and outdoor activities. Upstairs, you will find three well-proportioned bedrooms, complemented by a recently refurbished luxurious shower room.
The west facing rear garden of approximately 13m (42ft) is laid out mainly in lawn with a patio area and side passage connecting to the front where there is off street car parking.
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Bright and spacious living accommodation extending to approximately 85sqm (915sqft) Safe, highly regarded quiet family orientated cul-de-sac location Private west facing rear garden of approximately 13m (42ft), attracting the sun till it sets. Large open green area Gas fired central heating and double-glazed windows throughout Fitted carpets, appliances and window coverings included in the sale Wired for an EV charger A short stroll to Killiney DART Station and Killiney Beach Within the catchment area for numerous excellent primary and secondary schools

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HouseDublin (Ireland)
Price :
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bedrooms3 bathroom1

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