103,109 Parnell Street, North City Centre, Dublin 1D01YA25

With only one bedroom and 36 sq. m of floor area, this top-floor apartment is entirely unsuited for families with young children due to severe space constraints and lack of indoor play areas.

A single-bedroom, 36 sq. m layout provides no privacy or independent living space for teenagers, making it completely impractical for families with older children.

The compact 36 sq. m size and one-bedroom configuration make multi-generational living impossible.

This fourth-floor one-bedroom apartment is an ideal starter home for single buyers looking for a central Dublin location with scope to modernise.

While compact at 36 sq. m, it offers a functional one-bedroom layout with a south-facing balcony, making it suitable for couples starting out, provided they do not require substantial storage or space.

The property offers manageable single-level living and a top-floor position, but reliance on elevator access and fourth-floor living combined with the need for upgrading may appeal less to some empty nesters.

While low maintenance in terms of footprint, fourth-floor living and ongoing management fees require consideration regarding long-term accessibility and ageing in place.

The apartment has a dedicated living/dining area suitable for a compact home office setup, though the single-bedroom layout offers limited acoustic privacy if two people work from home.

Superb access to LUAS Green and Red lines, numerous bus routes, and central employment hubs makes hybrid commuting exceptionally convenient.

Convenient for city amenities and healthcare access, but fourth-floor apartment living may become less practical over time.

While single-level, the fourth-floor location and reliance on elevator access present long-term mobility challenges.

A compact 36 sq. m footprint ensures minimal interior upkeep, supported by an active management company handling communal areas.

Benefits from secure designated parking located behind security gates, adding peace of mind in a city-centre setting.

The compact layout naturally lends itself to minimalist living, especially given the need for modern upgrades.

With a fixed 36 sq. m one-bedroom layout, structural flexibility is minimal, though cosmetic modernisation can enhance the space.

This is a standard modern-era apartment development rather than a period or heritage property.

The property holds a C BER rating, meaning energy efficiency could be improved during the planned modernization works.

Features a south-facing balcony providing private outdoor space with good natural light, though there is no private garden.

With no private garden and only a small south-facing balcony, opportunities for gardening are strictly limited to potted plants.

An exceptional location for walkers who enjoy exploring the inner city, with O’Connell Street, Henry Street, and cultural hubs all within easy walking distance.

The central location provides easy access to numerous city-centre fitness clubs, gyms, and wellness studios.

The city-centre location makes cycling a viable commuter option, though city traffic and secure bike storage within the development should be verified.

Playing golf requires travelling outside the immediate city centre, as there are no courses within walking distance.

Fishing opportunities require significant travel away from the North City Centre.

Equestrian facilities are entirely absent from this urban environment.

While the River Liffey is nearby, dedicated water sports require travel to coastal areas or specialized facilities.

The open-plan living/dining room and south-facing balcony allow for modest gatherings, but the 36 sq. m total floor area strictly limits larger social events.

Located in the north city centre on Parnell Street, residents should expect standard urban hustle, bustling street noise, and traffic rather than a quiet sanctuary.

This is a dense, highly urban city-centre apartment with zero rural characteristics.

While close to local amenities, the immediate setting is intensely metropolitan rather than offering a distinct urban village feel.

The property is located in inland central Dublin with no coastal proximity.

Situated right in Dublin 1 with immediate access to O'Connell Street, Henry Street, public transport, and endless city amenities, this is the epitome of urban living.

Urban city-centre living typically involves less traditional community engagement, though the managed development has an established residents' framework.

Surrounded by an extensive selection of cafés, restaurants, and bars right on the doorstep in Dublin 1.

Unrivalled access to Dublin's pubs, clubs, theatres, and entertainment venues within a short walk.

Proximity to numerous pilates & stretching studios, gyms, and holistic health centres across the city centre.

Proximity to major commercial districts and tech-hubs ensures abundant professional networking prospects.

Located right in the heart of Dublin with seamless transit links to major tech employers and high-speed broadband availability.