1 South Circular Road, South Circular Road, Dublin 8D08K0E2

With 5 bedrooms and generous proportions, there is ample space for young families, though buyers should verify safety features around the multi-level layout and garden stairs.

The large floor area of 260 square metres and flexible layout including garden level rooms provide great independence for teenagers.

The garden level with a separate entrance and multiple rooms offers excellent potential for independent family members living under the same roof.

At 260 square metres with an asking price of 1,950,000 euros, this period residence is oversized and over budget for a typical single buyer.

Provides extensive space for couples who desire a home office or entertaining areas, though upkeep on a large period property should be considered.

The proximity to the city centre and local amenities is appealing, but managing a multi-storey 5-bedroom period home long-term may feel burdensome.

While close to urban amenities, buyers should verify if the multi-level layout and stairs are suitable for ageing in place without modification.

Multiple studies, bedrooms, and flexible rooms across the garden level and main house provide exceptional home office options.

Exceptional convenience with nearby bus routes and LUAS access for commuting into the central business district.

Convenient access to healthcare, shops, and social amenities, though the scale of the property may require ongoing maintenance.

The multi-storey layout across garden level, hall level, and multiple upper floors presents significant stair mobility challenges for ageing residents.

While the rear garden is paved and low maintenance, a 260 square metre period home with a BER rating of E will likely require ongoing upkeep and energy efficiency upgrades.

Features a railed and hedged front garden with direct street access, lacking gated perimeter security, though the large garage has vehicular access to Kingsland Lane.

Characterised by classic period features, ornate cornicing, marble mantlepieces, and traditional red-brick architecture rather than minimalist aesthetics.

The split-level design, garden level with separate entrance, and multiple multi-use rooms offer high layout flexibility.

A classic bay-windowed red-brick period residence packed with authentic features including mantlepieces, ceiling cornices, and timber floors.

With a low BER rating of E and gas-fired central heating, energy efficiency is poor, though buyers should investigate potential retrofit options.

Includes a railed front garden, a south-facing rear garden with patio area, an outhouse, a boiler house, and a substantial 73 square metre garage/store.

Features a south-facing rear garden with a patio area and paved low-maintenance design, along with a front garden, though it lacks extensive soil beds.

Superb walkability to the city centre, Grand Canal paths, St Stephen's Green, and local urban amenities.

The large garage/store of 73 square metres provides ample space to install a private home gym setup.

Flat inner-city location with good access to city cycle routes and secure storage available in the large garage.

Requires travel outside the immediate city centre to reach established suburban golf clubs.

Proximity to the Grand Canal offers casual urban angling, but serious fishing requires travel out of Dublin.

An inner-city urban environment with no local equestrian facilities nearby.

Access to rowing or water activities on the Liffey or canal is possible, but general water sports require travel to the coast.

Elegantly proportioned reception rooms with fine original features and a south-facing rear garden make this ideal for hosting guests.

Situated on the South Circular Road, expect typical urban and traffic noise, though the private south-facing rear garden offers a peaceful retreat.

This is a solidly urban property located in Portobello, Dublin 8, offering zero rural characteristics.

Portobello offers a distinct neighbourhood feel with local shops, cafes, and restaurants within easy walking distance.

The location is landlocked in the south inner city of Dublin, far from coastal amenities.

Prime inner-city location within walking distance of Stephen's Green, Grafton Street, and the city centre with excellent public transport.

Portobello has an active local community with strong neighbourhood associations and local initiatives.

Surrounded by popular local cafes, artisan coffee shops, and restaurants right on the doorstep.

Within walking distance of the city centre's vibrant pubs, bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Close to numerous pilates and stretching studios, gyms, and wellness centres throughout Dublin 2 and 8.

Proximity to the city centre facilitates easy attendance at professional networking events and business hubs.

Very close to Dublin's major tech quarters and central business districts with excellent digital infrastructure potential.