With wellness and neighbourhood eateries on the doorstep, this contemporary Inchicore build extends to 127 square metres and has 20 cubic metres of storage.
Just off St Vincent’s Street West and sequestered to the end of Thomas Davis Street West, surrounded by the Tramyard apartments development, is a yellow brick fronted A3-rated three-bedroom, three-bathroom house.
The detached property is sizeable, extending to 123 square metres across its three floors.
Address: 1A Thomas Davis Street West, Inchicore, Dublin 8, D08 FW22
Asking price: €550,000
Agent: Move Home Estate Agents
Built in 2020 by boutique developer Brendan Mohan of ALG Homes, it opens into a large hall where the sitting room is to the left at the front of the house.
There’s a bathroom at the back, where there are also two sets of stairs.
One goes down a floor to the kitchen, a large eat-in room that has a utility room off it.
The second climbs up to the first floor, where the accommodation is.
The kitchen cabinets are linearly set along one wall, their shaker doors painted a dove grey.
Sliding doors open out and via a set of steps down into the large back yard that gets lots of morning light at the far end, with afternoon and evening sun hitting the corner where the heat pump fan is located.
The accommodation is on the top floor. It features three double bedrooms.
The principal has an ensuite shower room, and there is also a family bathroom at this level.
There is a great amount of storage within the house, with about 12 cubic metres in the laundry room, a further four cubic metres at hall level, under the stairs, and an additional six cubic metres on the half landing of the stairs to the bedroom level, according to Mohan.
The property has underfloor heating in the kitchen and hall levels and radiators in the bedrooms.
In the garden, there is a good-sized shed with room for bikes or a buggy. Parking is residents' disc, on street.
This part of Dublin 8 includes many destination spots, such as Rascals Brewery and Pizzeria and the neighbouring Hot Box sauna. Virgin Media Television's Ireland AM chef Rigger’s original café is the go-to place for weekend brunch.
