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3 Bed Semi D in South Dublin - To Buy

  • 13-06-2019 7:25pm
    #1
    JackTC
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    Looking to buy a 3 Bed Semi D in South Dublin

    Can anyone recommend some good areas in South Dublin in terms of price and living conditions. I've heard some good things about Stepaside, but want to look at some other areas as well.


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  • #2
    4ensic15
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    JackTC wrote: »
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    Blackrock is a good area.


  • #3
    caviardreams
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    JackTC wrote: »
    Looking to buy a 3 Bed Semi D in South Dublin

    Can anyone recommend some good areas in South Dublin in terms of price and living conditions. I've heard some good things about Stepaside, but want to look at some other areas as well.

    What is your budget?


  • #4
    Effects
    Registered Users Posts: 9,761 ✭✭✭Effects


    JackTC wrote: »
    Looking to buy a 3 Bed Semi D in South Dublin

    Can anyone recommend some good areas in South Dublin in terms of price and living conditions. I've heard some good things about Stepaside, but want to look at some other areas as well.

    Killiney.
    Dalkey.
    Blackrock South.


  • #5
    Spanish Eyes
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    Budget is the key here.

    Then (if applicable) child care

    Then schools (if applicable)


  • #6
    Qrt
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    East Tallaght is quite a nice place to live in, Old Bawn especially. Then there’s Firhouse, Knocklyon etc.

    You haven’t mentioned a budget, so...


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  • #7
    Effects
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    Qrt wrote: »
    East Tallaght is quite a nice place to live in.

    Nobody really wants to live in Tallaght. Doesn't matter if it's North, South, East or West. And Tallaght is considered West Dublin, not South.


  • #8
    Qrt
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    Effects wrote: »
    Nobody really wants to live in Tallaght. Doesn't matter if it's North, South, East or West. And Tallaght is considered West Dublin, not South.

    Thanks for your input, it was tremendously informative.


  • #9
    shopper2011
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    Effects wrote:
    Nobody really wants to live in Tallaght. Doesn't matter if it's North, South, East or West. And Tallaght is considered West Dublin, not South.


    This is so wrong.


  • #10
    JohnnyChimpo
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    If you don't give a budget or any details, you're just gonna get replies of mad lads going "I hear Shrewsbury Road is up and coming" and chuckling heartily to themselves


  • #11
    4ensic15
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    JohnnyChimpo wrote: »
    If you don't give a budget or any details, you're just gonna get replies of mad lads going "I hear Shrewsbury Road is up and coming" and chuckling heartily to themselves

    How many 3 bed semis are there in Shrewsbury Road?


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  • #12
    starbaby2003
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    Effects wrote: »
    Killiney.
    Dalkey.
    Blackrock South.

    Wtf is Blackrock South ???


  • #13
    iamwhoiam
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    Effects wrote: »
    Nobody really wants to live in Tallaght. Doesn't matter if it's North, South, East or West. .

    Come down to our street party some day and tell us that . Or to the happy lovely kids enjoying sports day in school
    We wouldn't have known without your insightful post


  • #14
    starbaby2003
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    iamwhoiam wrote: »
    Come down to our street party some day and tell us that . Or to the happy lovely kids enjoying sports day in school
    We wouldn't have known without your insightful post

    They’ll be too busy living it up in Blackrock SOUTH 🙄


  • #15
    starbaby2003
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    PrettyBoy wrote: »
    Ballsbridge.
    Donnybrook.
    Foxrock West.

    Foxrock West ???


  • #16
    starbaby2003
    Registered Users Posts: 664 ✭✭✭starbaby2003


    This post has turned into a Ross O’ Carroll Kelly column ....
    Foxrock West
    Blackrock South


  • #17
    Eric Cartman
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    starbaby2003 wrote: »
    Wtf is Blackrock South ???

    Id imagine the only people who know, can both afford it and revel in calling people who don't know peasants.


  • #18
    4ensic15
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    Blackrock South is just beside Bray North.


  • #19
    Qrt
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    4ensic15 wrote: »
    Blackrock South is just beside Bray North.

    Between Sallynoggin and Cromlech Fields


  • #20
    Diemos
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    Shankill is lovely, small village with great transport links.


  • #21
    Spanish Eyes
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    Search on Daft/Myhome all South Dublin within your budget.

    Select your top 10 or twenty by looks alone, and post them here. You won't be long getting responses!


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  • #22
    dubrov
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    PrettyBoy wrote:
    A great alternative to Blackrock South.

    Monkstown north is where the real value to be had.

    OP. There are no bargains. Just define what is important to you and I'm sure someone can suggest a suitable area


  • #23
    foxatron
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    Ranelagh central. Totes amazeballs


  • #24
    Wildly Boaring
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    Dungarvan North


  • #25
    iamwhoiam
    Registered Users Posts: 16,066 ✭✭✭✭iamwhoiam


    Downtown Sallynoggin


  • #26
    tedpan
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    Another OP that starts threads and never bothers to reply. Why has boards turned into this?


  • #27
    triple nipple
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    Effects wrote:
    Nobody really wants to live in Tallaght. Doesn't matter if it's North, South, East or West. And Tallaght is considered West Dublin, not South.


    I wasn't aware there was a west Dublin county council now. I can't keep up with these Things :(


  • #28
    Ush1
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    Effects wrote: »
    Nobody really wants to live in Tallaght. Doesn't matter if it's North, South, East or West. And Tallaght is considered West Dublin, not South.

    Are you confusing Tallaght with North Dublin?


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