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There's a new waterfront development in Dublin city centre to lust after

The new Scott Tallon Walker-designed apartments at Spencer Dock are up for grabs.

IF YOU’RE LOOKING for a city-based pad, you could do worse than this new development on Spencer Dock.

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The two- and three-bedroom apartments are for sale from €315,000 (two-bed) and €435,000 (three-bed) with Hooke & MacDonald via Daft.ie.

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Designed by architects Scott Tallon Walker and located in Dublin’s Docklands area, close to the IFSC and the Convention Centre, this development is close to almost everything your city-loving heart could desire.

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Inside, the apartments are light-filled and spacious with a neutral palette of pale walls and timber floors and wardrobes.

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In the kitchen, there are sleek aluminium cooker hoods and black polished kitchen counters, complemented by the light-coloured timber cupboards.

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The bedrooms have floor to ceiling glazing and the occasional balcony to avail yourself of the view.

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Spencer Dock is for sale from €315,000 through Hooke & MacDonald on Daft.ie.

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Edel Corrigan

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