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IF YOU’RE FED up of spending your mornings and evenings stuck on public transport as you head to work in the heart of the capital, one of these properties might be for you.
Each located within walking distance of Dublin city centre, these terraced houses boast a level of convenience that commuters can only dream of.
Read on to see a selection of properties that match this description on the market right now…
A three-bed terraced home, 5 Macken Street offers more than meets the eye. Located just a short stroll away from Grand Canal Dock, the property has been upgraded by its current owners to create a modern and light-filled space. The accommodation is laid out over two levels, with an open-plan reception room spanning the width of the ground floor. To the rear is a bright and spacious dining room and kitchen, as well as a pantry and bathroom.
A study area with a spiral staircase leads to the first floor, where there are two double bedrooms, a single bedroom, an en-suite bathroom and family bathroom. A rarity for a Dublin city property, no 5 boasts a west-facing town garden and off-street parking to the front. Merrion Square, Saint Stephen’s Green and Grafton St are just a short stroll away.
Located in Smithfield, Dublin 7, 10 Linenhall Terrace is a two-bed property that makes the most of its 861 sq ft. Accommodation comprises an entrance hall and large open plan living room, with double doors opening into the kitchen and dining room. A separate utility room completes the ground floor. Upstairs, there are two spacious double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
To the rear of the property is a private garden with a synthetic lawn, patio area and lighting, making it the ideal space for dining al fresco during the summer months. King’s Inns Park is just a two-minute walk away, while Henry Street can be reached within 15 minutes. The wide selection of bars, restaurants and cafes in Smithfield and Stoneybatter is sure to keep residents happy, too.
It’s on the market for €345,000.
Built in the early 1900s, 3 Holles Row is a three-bed period property that’s been updated and extended over the years. To the front of the property is the family room, with double doors leading to the light-filled kitchen and dining room. An enclosed patio garden sits to the rear, with a seating area that’s perfect for long summer evenings. A bathroom is also on this floor.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom, while the attic has been converted into a third bedroom. Number 3 enjoys a prime city centre location, with Grand Canal Dock, O’Connell St and Grafton St all within walking distance.
A mid-terraced family home built circa 1850, 39 Charles Street Great is a three-bed property that’s been completely refurbished and extended over the past year. The residence, which spans 1,163 sq ft, retains much of its original charm and comes to the market in turn-key condition.
The property is light-filled throughout, with an open-plan design at entrance level, where there’s a reception room, living area, dining area and modern kitchen. Downstairs, a small patio area can be accessed from one of the bedrooms, while to the rear of the property there’s a spacious paved garden. O’Connell St is just a 10-minute walk from the property, while GAA fans are sure to appreciate its proximity to Croke Park.
It’s on the market for €480,000.
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Are these the same jobs that they took out of Limerick last year to try and save a few quid?, but now realise that was a ridiculous idea, which has been proven countless times before with the likes of Dell moving jobs out of Limerick to save a few quid, only to destroy a perfect business.
No there not the same jobs! Most of these positions are already being done by in Virgin by contracted workers just makes better news to call them new jobs. Why not tell it like it really is Noonan & Co!
120 Virgin Jobs In Limerick…Now That’s Rare !
@CJ Stewart: Are you sayin’ there’s no virgins in Limerick?
@David Murphey: well..it seems they are look’in for 120 of them .. to fill positions !
@CJ Stewart:
Are ya sayin’ me sister’s noh a vurgin? Are ya?
@David Murphey:….does she want a job ?
National Customer Experience Centre .
Virgin Media?
Hahaha.
‘In order to enhance your viewing experience we will be increasing your bill’
Repeat ad nauseum.
A new “Customer complaints ” center. I expect to see the same amount of people employed in ever county. Absolutely abysmal service. This company has zero respect for customers and less for customer service.
Why the photo of Richard Branson? He has absolutely nothing to do with it.
@Neal, not Neil.: Well he obviously got time off from Deal or No Deal.
@Neal, not Neil.: Yeah, Richard Branson has nothing to do with Virgin Media. Good man, Neal.
Well technically he doesn’t have anything to do with virgin media..
I hope they can understand basic English
@P1: says the guy from Mayo
That’s great news for Limerick shows you need people to answer customer queries & provide a good experience if you want to retain and grow business don’t know why there are so many negative comments regarding this story .
High prices and poor service.
Really cr^p service, if I had a euro for every complaint I’ve made I’d be rich
I’m no fan of Brandon but I’m inclined to say this is fabulous news ,right??
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