6 Saint Annes Road South, South Circular Road, Dublin 8D08F6A2

The property offers five bedrooms and generous living space across 155 m², making it physically capable of accommodating a growing family. However, the requirement for modernisation means buyers should verify that the layout and safety features suit young children.

Five bedrooms and two reception rooms provide ample independent space for teenagers. The central Dublin 8 location also offers excellent proximity to schools and public transport links.

With five bedrooms and five bathrooms, there is substantial scale for multi-generational living, though buyers should evaluate the floor plan for privacy and accessibility across different age groups.

At 155 m² and priced at €795,000, this substantial period home exceeds the typical space and budget requirements for a single buyer, and the extensive maintenance needed might prove daunting.

Couples looking for a long-term home with room to expand will appreciate the generous proportions, though much of the space may be underutilised initially without renovation.

While the single-level flow is limited by a multi-story period layout, the off-street parking and garage are rare city-centre assets. However, the scale of the property may exceed empty nesters' needs.

A multi-story period home requiring modernisation may not align well with long-term retirement needs, particularly regarding stairs and maintenance, though the canal-side location is appealing.

The inclusion of a storage/office space measuring 3.53 x 4.35 meters provides a dedicated area for remote working or a home study.

Superb transport links and a location within walking distance of Dublin city centre make this an ideal base for hybrid commuters.

Proximity to urban amenities is a strong positive for retirees, though the multi-story layout and renovation requirements should be carefully weighed.

The multi-story period layout features multiple levels and stairs, which may present challenges for ageing in place without significant adaptation.

The property is explicitly noted as benefiting from modernisation and has an E BER rating, indicating that ongoing energy and maintenance updates will be required.

Features valuable off-street parking and a garage, but does not feature a dedicated secure gated entry system.

This is a substantial end-of-terrace period residence with traditional proportions, history as a B&B, and cellular room layouts rather than minimalist open-plan spaces.

The existing layout offers considerable flexibility, two reception rooms, and scope to reimagine the accommodation to suit modern needs.

A distinctive end-of-terrace period residence with a rich history as the first house built on St Anne's Road South and past operation as a B&B.

The property carries a low E BER rating, though recent upgrades including a new oil tank and boiler in 2025 and a downstairs immersion heater in 2024 provide a starting point for further energy improvements.

While lacking a large traditional garden, the property offers the significant city advantages of valuable off-street parking, an adjoining garage, and immediate canal-side access.

Outdoor areas are limited compared to suburban properties, with the emphasis on off-street parking and a garage rather than extensive gardens.

Superb positioning immediately adjacent to the Grand Canal provides immediate access to canal-side walking routes, alongside a 20-minute walking radius to central Dublin.

The city-centre location ensures good access to commercial fitness facilities and gyms in the wider Dublin 8 and central areas.

Immediate access to canal-side cycling routes and a central urban location make cycling a highly viable and efficient commuting option.

While well-connected to the city, local golf facilities require travel beyond the immediate urban neighbourhood.

Proximity to the Grand Canal offers casual urban water access, but it is not tailored for serious fishing pursuits.

The inner-city Dublin 8 setting is entirely unsuited to equestrian interests.

Aside from the adjacent Grand Canal, there are no meaningful water sports opportunities nearby.

Two well-proportioned reception rooms and a generous floor area of 155 m² provide excellent space for hosting and entertaining guests.

Positioned in a quiet and established residential enclave immediately adjacent to the Grand Canal, the property enjoys a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity despite its city-centre location.

This is an urban residential property situated in the heart of Dublin 8, offering zero rural characteristics outside of nearby canal-side greenery.

The local neighbourhood around the South Circular Road provides a distinct community feel with local cafés, restaurants, and neighbourhood amenities within walking distance.

The location is entirely inland in Dublin 8, offering no proximity to the coast or marine environments.

An exceptional urban footprint within 20 minutes walking distance of Grafton Street, Stephen's Green, and Trinity College, complemented by immediate access to transport links.

Situated in a quiet and established residential enclave with a long history, fostering a strong sense of local community.

The area is particularly well served by a range of cafés and restaurants along the South Circular Road and surrounding Dublin 8 neighbourhoods.

Proximity to Dublin city centre ensures effortless access to a wide array of pubs, bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Central location ensures easy access to local wellness classes, pilates & stretching studios, and healthcare services.

Proximity to the city centre and tech/business hubs places professionals within easy reach of networking events.

Dublin's primary tech employers and commercial quarters are easily accessible via nearby public transport and cycling routes.