10A Greenmount Lane Harolds Cross Dublin 6 W Harolds Cross

A well‑maintained terraced house tucked away on the quiet Greenmount Lane in Harolds Cross. Sold in December 2021 for €295,000, this home offers a blend of classic Dublin character and modern comforts, making it an ideal family base just a short commute from the city centre.

Property Overview

Type: Terraced house (mid‑terrace)
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 (family bathroom)
Living space: Approx. 100 m² (≈ 1,075 sq ft)
BER Rating: D (estimated) – typical for homes of this age in the area
Garden: Small rear private garden, perfect for summer barbecues or a children’s play area
Parking: Off‑street parking space on the lane
Features: Double‑glazed windows, tiled kitchen, fitted wardrobes, tiled bathroom, gas central heating

Location

Greenmount Lane sits in the heart of Harolds Cross, a vibrant residential neighbourhood that straddles Dublin 6W and Dublin 12. The property enjoys easy access to:

Public transport: Harolds Cross DART station (≈ 10 min walk) and multiple Dublin Bus routes (31, 46A, 46N)
Road links: The N81 and M50 are a short drive away, providing quick routes to the city centre and the airport
Shopping & amenities: Nearby shops on Harolds Cross Road, a Tesco Express, and the bustling Greenhills Shopping Centre (≈ 2 km)
Recreation: Close to the River Poddle Walk, St. John’s Park, and the popular Harold’s Cross Golf Club

Property Features

Spacious reception room with natural light
Functional kitchen with integrated appliances and ample storage
Three well‑proportioned bedrooms, the largest featuring built‑in wardrobes
Family bathroom with contemporary fittings
Private rear garden and side access for storage or a small workshop
Off‑street parking for one car
Energy‑efficient double glazing and recent boiler service

About the Area

Harolds Cross is a sought‑after suburb known for its leafy streets, strong community feel and excellent schools such as St. John’s National School and St. Mary’s College. The area balances suburban tranquility with urban convenience—cultural venues like the Dublin City University campus and the historic St. Patrick’s Cathedral are just a short drive away. Residents enjoy a variety of cafes, pubs, and restaurants along Harolds Cross Road, making it a lively yet family‑friendly locale.