This bright, top-floor duplex apartment in D7, €525k, offers west views towards Phoenix Park and frames plenty of sky and striking sunsets.
This bright two-bed, two-bathroom apartment is in the heart of Dublin 7, close to Stoneybatter, Smithfield, and the Four Courts.
The property spans the third and fourth floors of the building and has a great sense of space and light, thanks to its high ceilings, large windows, and south-west-facing corner position, offering autumn sunsets over the city.
Address: 71 Collins Square, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7, D07 TK52
Asking price: €525,000
Agent: Owen Reilly Sales
The apartment overlooks Croppies Acre Memorial Park towards Collins Barracks, giving it lovely city views and a good level of privacy. Croppies Acre Park was enclosed in 1870, but had been a military exercise ground for Collins Barracks.
The upper floor of this interesting property has an entrance hall, a spacious living room with timber flooring and a separate study area.
An internal glazed balcony overlooks the dining area below, adding interest to the apartment’s layout.
The main bedroom is also on this level and includes an en-suite shower room and direct access to a private south-facing balcony.
The main bathroom is also located upstairs.
Speaking of stairs, the painted pale grey wooden steps, white walls and two small feature windows make the staircase an unusual and welcoming feature of this apartment.
Downstairs, a bright kitchen and dining area features impressive ceiling height and large corner windows.
The second double bedroom has plenty of storage, and an additional entrance is also on this floor, giving the apartment a practical, flexible layout.
The property also comes with a designated parking space and is located in a quiet, well-managed development.
The location is hard to beat. The Museum Red Line Luas stop is just outside, while Smithfield, Stoneybatter, the Phoenix Park, Heuston Station and Dublin city centre are all within walking distance.
Steps from the apartment, you will find Collins Barracks, which was built in 1702 and originally called the Royal Barracks. It housed both British and Irish army garrisons for over three centuries.
It's now home to the National Museum of Ireland; Croppies Acre Memorial Park is across the street, and the new Children’s Hospital is close by, along with plenty of cafés, restaurants and local shops.
Overall, this is a bright, spacious top-floor apartment with an unusual layout, private outdoor space, a designated parking space, and an excellent city-centre location.
Agent Owen Reilly is seeking €525,000 for the two-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex, which extends to 95 square metres and has a B BER rating.
