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A-rated two-bed in Stoneybatter is minutes from Phoenix Park for €625k

Sequestered off Stoneybatter’s main street, on historic Arbour Hill, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom house is A-rated, has a sizeable west-facing backyard, costs €625k, and is within a few minutes' run of Phoenix Park’s Parkgate Street entrance.

Light-filled duplex apartment in D7 with big sky views and striking sunsets

This bright, top-floor duplex apartment in Dublin 7, €525k, offers west views towards Phoenix Park and frames plenty of sky and striking sunsets.

PR guru Rob Kenny bought the home he was renting

When Rob Kenny bought his first home, he move from renter to owner of the same property but it changed how he felt about the place. There’s something quietly addictive about a good property story, and the latest episode of Brendan Courtney’s My First Home delivers exactly that. Warm, funny and refreshingly honest, this week’s […]

Stoneybatter or Smithfield? 2 turnkey two-bedroom terraced houses seeking about €525k

Both neighbourhoods are on the city side of Dublin 7 and have similar house stock types. These two homes are in walk-in condition.

A garden as big as a house? This contemporary Stoneybatter mews has this and more.

An A1 BER-rated house with a garden of about the same size is almost unheard of in Stoneybatter, D7. This Phoenix Park adjacent two-bedroom, 84 square metre mews house is the rare exception.

Home of the Year episode 6 winners’ house has a unique connection to The Spice Girls

Rich, earthy colours are the spice of life for the winner of episode 6 of Home of the Year. The artisan terraced house is on a popular street location for music videos and film in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7 where The Spice Girls filmed one of their hits.

Mint condition two-bed artisan dwelling on Stoneybatter’s longest road seeks €550k

A classic terraced house, smartly decorated and a short walk from the Phoenix Park, is ready to move into. Next door to a corner shop, you have milk and essentials on demand.

Trading up from Stoney Batter, this family home is on the edge of TU Dublin

Designed in the 1890s by the Dublin Artisans' Dwelling Company architect, this large, light-filled home is perfect for families hoping to trade up in Stoneybatter

Take a peek inside this artisan cottage in Stoneybatter with a secret door and a mini bar

Subtle shifts to the floorplan and a sublime colour palette deliver a private home with a better sense of flow in Stoneybatter.

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