31 Reginald Street, South City Centre, Dublin 8D08W9W4

The home has two bedrooms and a private walled patio, making it manageable for a small family, though the two-floor layout and stairs mean safety gates should be considered.

With one double and one single bedroom, space is somewhat limited for teenagers, but the central location offers great independence and access to city amenities.

The mid-terraced layout with only two bedrooms and one bathroom is too compact for multi-generational living.

An ideal setup for a single buyer looking for a character period home with a separate guest or home-office bedroom in a vibrant city location.

A charming two-bedroom Victorian home offering plenty of space for a couple, featuring a comfortable living room and private patio.

Easy to manage due to its manageable size and central location, though buyers should verify if the stairs and layout suit long-term needs as they age.

The close proximity to city amenities and transport is a major plus, but the two-story layout with stairs might pose challenges for retirees over time.

The second bedroom includes a study desk, making it suitable for a home office, though buyers should verify broadband speeds.

Excellent transport links including the LUAS, Heuston and Connolly stations, and numerous bus routes make commuting straightforward.

Proximity to healthcare facilities like St James’s Hospital and local amenities supports retirement living, subject to personal mobility preferences regarding stairs.

The two-story property features stairs between levels and a traditional layout, which may require modifications for long-term ageing in place.

As a mid-terraced home with a compact walled patio, exterior maintenance is minimal, though the BER rating of F indicates energy efficiency upgrades should be investigated.

The property opens directly onto the street with resident permit parking, rather than featuring a gated communal or private entrance.

Features clean lines and period character, though it is a traditional Victorian terrace rather than a modern minimalist build.

The layout is standard for a period terrace with defined rooms, offering limited scope for major structural reconfiguration without extensive works.

A charming late Victorian red-brick period residence dating back to the 1880s with original features like a cast iron bath and fireplace.

The current BER rating of F suggests that buyers should investigate and budget for energy efficiency improvements.

Includes a private walled terraced patio to the rear, offering a manageable outdoor retreat without the burden of a large garden.

Gardening is limited to a private walled terraced patio at the rear, ideal for potted plants rather than large-scale cultivation.

Extremely walkable location close to St Patrick’s Park, Christchurch, St Stephen’s Green, and various city center attractions.

The central urban location ensures easy access to multiple commercial gyms, fitness studios, and wellness centers.

Dublin Bikes docking stations are close at hand, and cycling is a convenient way to navigate the surrounding city streets.

While there are golf courses accessible in the broader Dublin region, they require travel outside the immediate city center.

Urban setting offers very limited direct opportunities for fishing nearby.

Equestrian facilities are not available in the immediate urban core.

Proximity to the River Liffey exists, but dedicated water sports facilities require travel toward the coast or designated centers.

Features an elegantly proportioned living room with a feature fireplace and a private walled patio, great for hosting small gatherings.

Situated within a quiet residential enclave, offering a peaceful retreat despite being in the heart of Dublin 8.

Located in a dense urban neighbourhood in South City Centre Dublin, far removed from rural environments.

The historic neighborhood feel, combined with local independent shops and artisan cafés nearby, provides a strong village-in-the-city atmosphere.

The property is inland within Dublin city center, with no immediate coastal proximity.

Perfectly positioned in Dublin 8, within walking distance of Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green, and numerous cultural and transport hubs.

Located in an established, historic neighbourhood with active local communities and ongoing urban regeneration.

Surrounded by an excellent selection of independent shops, artisan cafés, restaurants, and bars near Francis Street and Meath Street.

Proximity to the vibrant social scenes of Dublin 8 and the city center offers endless nightlife options.

Being in an urban environment provides convenient access to various pilates & stretching, yoga, and wellness classes nearby.

Central Dublin location places professionals close to major business hubs, networking events, and tech centers.

Excellent connectivity to Dublin’s major tech employers and transport networks across the city.