49 Broadford Drive, Ballinteer, Dublin 16, D16 CC61

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Extended and redesigned 49 Broadford Drive is an exceptionally spacious 4 bedroom residence of c. 206 sq m (2,217 sq ft) providing well proportioned accommodation supplemented by an additional detached outdoor office/storeroom measuring c.18 sq m (194 sq ft). Designed to offer well balanced and comfortable family living, the bright and natural light filled interiors feature versatile reception rooms of generous dimensions including a formal front Living Room, an expansive L-shaped Sitting/Dining Room interconnecting with the large Family/Entertainment Room. Further practical features include gas-fired central heating with a combi boiler, recessed lighting throughout key areas, extensive floored attic accessed via a Stira stair, and generous front of house off-street parking. Ideally situated in this tranquil cul de sac setting, the courtyard style garden enjoys a sunny southerly aspect designed for ease of maintenance. Broadford Drive is situated in the heart of Ballinteer, a mature and well-established south Dublin neighbourhood within easy reach of Dundrum, Rathfarnham, Sandyford, and the Dublin Mountains. The area is exceptionally well served by local schools within walking distance, alongside broader choices across Dundrum and surrounding districts. For shopping and daily amenities, local neighbourhood shops are nearby in Ballinteer, while Dundrum Town Centre is just a short distance away offering extensive retail, dining, and entertainment options. Public transport links include regular bus routes (including the No. 14 route) connecting directly to Dundrum Luas and Dublin city centre. Road transport connections are excellent, with convenient access to the M50 motorway enabling straightforward commutes to major employment hubs such as Sandyford, Leopardstown, and Cherrywood. The area is well accommodated for recreational facilities, lying close to local parks, playing fields, GAA and soccer clubs, golf facilities, and outdoor walking trails in the nearby Dublin Mountains.