10 Arnott Street, Portobello, Dublin 8D08A7N9

The property offers three bedrooms and a secure east-facing courtyard, though the terraced red-brick layout and central urban setting mean less dedicated suburban garden space for young children to play freely.

Located in the heart of Portobello with excellent proximity to Dublin city centre amenities, public transport like the Luas, and local cafés, making it very appealing for teenagers desiring independence.

Extending to 95 square metres across multiple split-level floors, the historic villa-style layout and period features lack the separate annexes or self-contained spaces typically ideal for multi-generational living.

An exceptional option for a single buyer looking for a stylish, character-filled period home within walking distance of St. Stephen's Green, local tech hubs, and vibrant urban nightlife.

A fantastic fit for couples wanting a central Dublin base with character, featuring open-plan kitchen and dining areas, a cozy wood-fired stove, and a private courtyard for entertaining.

Offers single-level ground floor versatility and low-maintenance urban living close to medical centres, restaurants, and cultural spots, though stairs between levels should be noted.

While close to healthcare facilities and city amenities, the split-level period layout and stairs might present challenges for long-term ageing in place without future modifications.

Features flexible rooms and comfortable living spaces well-suited for a home office setup, though buyers should verify broadband speeds.

Exceptional location for hybrid workers needing access to Dublin's central business district, with the Harcourt Luas stop and major bus routes nearby.

Ideal for active retirees who appreciate cultural amenities, dining, and healthcare access within walking distance, though multi-level stairs should be considered.

While convenient for local amenities and healthcare, the split-level design, stairs, and raised features mean modifications would be needed for long-term accessibility.

Compact footprint of 95 sqm with modern upgrades including a gas boiler fitted in 2022, plus small, manageable courtyard and terrace spaces.

Features a secure pedestrian laneway behind the courtyard and landscaped front hedging, though it is a traditional open-street terraced home without a private gated development entrance.

Offers clean open-plan living spaces and custom built-in storage, though blended with classic period features and historic red-brick character.

Remodelled and extended layout providing three bedrooms, adaptable lower ground living zones, and under-stairs amenities.

An attractive red brick period villa-style property retaining high ceilings, cornicing, original timber floors, and period fireplaces.

Features an efficient gas combi boiler system and a D BER rating, though buyers should verify insulation and further green energy upgrade potentials.

Benefits from a private east-facing rear courtyard with views of neighbouring gardens and a landscaped west-facing front terrace with seating.

An inner-city location devoid of local equestrian facilities or stables.

Features a landscaped front terrace and an attractive private east-facing courtyard, offering compact container gardening opportunities rather than extensive planting space.

Superbly positioned for urban walkers, with St. Stephen's Green, the canal, and Dublin city center all easily accessible on foot.

Proximity to the city center ensures numerous commercial gyms, fitness studios, and health clubs are within a short distance.

Flat inner-city location makes cycling a viable and fast commuting option across Dublin, though buyers should verify secure bike storage options.

Being in the city center means golf courses require travel to the outer suburbs or county boundaries.

Limited local options aside from urban canal stretches; serious angling requires traveling outside the immediate city area.

While near the Grand Canal, dedicated water sports facilities require trips to Dublin Bay or local lidos.

Equipped with a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area featuring a large island unit, flowing seamlessly through sliding glass doors to a private courtyard.

Situated on a quiet, mature one-way street in Portobello, offering a peaceful residential feel despite its highly central urban location.

This is a strictly urban residential setting in central Dublin with no rural characteristics, acreage, or countryside surroundings.

Portobello provides a distinct urban-village atmosphere with local artisan cafes, boutique shops, and community pride just minutes from the city center.

Located well inland in Dublin 8 with no direct proximity to the coast, beaches, or marine activities.

Unrivalled urban convenience located just a 10-minute walk from St. Stephen's Green, Camden Street, and major educational and employment hubs.

Set within a mature and established neighbourhood street with an active local community and vibrant nearby businesses.

Steps away from renowned local spots like Bibi’s Café, Alma, and Brother Hubbard, placing it at the epicenter of Dublin's premier cafe culture.

Close to Camden Street and the city center's diverse array of pubs, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Close proximity to the Meath Primary Health Centre and numerous yoga, Pilates, and wellness studios across Dublin 2 and 8.

Proximity to major professional hubs, tech companies, and educational institutions provides endless networking potential.

Situated minutes from Dublin's core commercial and technology districts, making it highly connected for tech professionals.