APARTMENT LIVING HOLDS great appeal for anyone who wants to stay close to the city centre and it doesn’t always mean saying goodbye to a lot of space. Apartments are also a lower maintenance option if a large house just seems like too much work.
This week, we’re in Dublin city centre and outskirts to show you four luxurious apartments on the top floor of each complex for extra space and lots of light.
Apartment 23 on quaintly named Pudding Row in Temple Bar is a city centre home with two bedrooms and a floor area of 65 m². No.23 has been recently refurbished by its owner occupiers and comprises two double bedrooms and a private on the first floor with the open plan kitchen, living and dining space on the floor above. There is also a private balcony to the back of the apartment.
With everything the city has on your doorstep, if you work in the city, you’ll more than likely cycle or walk every day and every transport link you can think of will be close by. This is a great option for anyone hoping to use the car a lot less.
56 The Crescent is another two-bed home that’s 76 m² in size. Located on the fifth floor of the complex, it has great mountain views and is bright and airy throughout. The space comprises a living and dining room and a fully fitted high gloss kitchen with polished black granite worktops. There are two double bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes, the master of which is en suite and a fully tiled bathroom completes the accommodation.
There is also a luxurious wrap-around balcony that can be accessed from both the living room and the master bedroom. Carrickmines Manor is located within easy walking distance of Carrickmines Retail Park while Leopardstown Shopping Centre is also close by as are plenty of transport links to the city centre, tonnes of schooling options and plenty of sport facilities.
20 Airpark House is a cosy two-bed apartment that’s generous in size with its floor area of 112 m². Filled with natural light, it benefits from being on the top floor of the complex. The rooms inside comprise a hall that links to the utility area, bathroom, and both bedrooms. At the end of the hall is the open plan space with the kitchen, living area and dining space.
There is also a west facing balcony that gets great evening sun and is perfect for meals outdoors. The main bedroom has its own bathroom while the other has use of the family bathroom. Location-wise, this apartment is close to the country and the city. The Dublin Mountains are close by as are plenty of shops that are a walk away. Schools at all levels and everything the southside of Dublin has to offer make this a great place for a young family who don’t want to lose their connection to the city centre.
If Dublin 4 is in your sights, then this luxury apartment could tick a lot of boxes when it comes to space as well as location. A three-bed home that’s a generous 161 m² in size, it’s one of 23 homes that are just a short walk from Donnybrook and Ballsbridge. With its B3 BER, the apartment has been renovated over the years and now has a new air to water central heating system, air conditioning and a new kitchen The floors are solid timber, the carpets are wool and the blinds have been custom-fitted.
The grounds at the complex, which is called Glaunsharoon are well maintained and there is a basement car park that’s accessible by lifts as well stairs making it wholly accessible. Number 12 has two parking spaces and with Donnybrook, and therefore town, just a walk away, they may stay the car may stay there more often than not.
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