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Your chance to own a piece of Dublin's architectural history for €695,000
This modern riverside home still nods to the 19th century.
IT’S CUSTOMARY TO toast a new home with a glass of champagne, but the buyer of Apartment 2 at The Stables might find whiskey more appropriate. After all, this distinctive loft apartment is nestled within the walls of a 19th-century distillery.
Blending architectural heritage with modern comforts, Apartment 2 offers a unique living experience in a popular riverside location. Sitting within a quiet, gated development on the banks of the Tolka River, this first floor, three-bed loft apartment spans an impressive 169 m².
Originally built in the 1890s as part of the Dublin Whiskey Distillery, the building was transformed in the mid 2000s. The developers were smart, however, and retained key architectural features like original stone walls and red brick archways, creating a collection of unique loft apartments with character and charm.
Designed with an emphasis on light and space, the south-facing property has floor-to-ceiling windows that make the most of the panoramic views and introduce an abundance of natural light throughout its open plan living areas.
Inside, Apartment 2 showcases modern elegance with its expansive living and dining room that’s ideal for entertaining. There is also a fully equipped kitchen featuring integrated appliances, a stylish bar table and sleek built-in units. Three generously sized double bedrooms provide restful retreats, while the main bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom with a raindrop walk-in shower.
More handy features include a spacious utility room, ample storage, and two resident parking spaces.
This location is a dream for urbanites. It’s just off Distillery Road, so residents can enjoy nearby Fairview Park, coastal walks along Clontarf’s promenade and local amenities including shops, restaurants and fitness centres. Proximity to Clontarf DART station, the IFSC and Dublin city centre, which is just a 10 minute drive away – makes this place ideal for daily commuters. Access to the M50, M1 and Dublin Airport ensures seamless travel for those venturing further afield.
This is your chance to own a piece of Dublin’s architectural history while enjoying the luxuries of contemporary living.
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