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IT’S NOT EVERY day that an opportunity to buy an apartment that’s in great condition and slap-bang in the city centre arises.
Set amongst all the action of Temple Bar, No.7 is a striking two-bed duplex that pairs contemporary design with unmistakable views across Dublin’s most iconic quarter.
Offers by Daft are now live on this property, meaning you can place and track offers in real time, from anywhere. This handy online platform creates a fair and transparent process so that buyers can make decisions with confidence.
For sale by private treaty through Harrington Estate Agents, this 64 m² home is arranged over two levels. A thoughtfully designed apartment, it offers an impressive sense of space from the moment you step inside. The lower floor hosts two generous double bedrooms, both enjoying an outlook over the lively square below, alongside a well-appointed bathroom.
Upstairs, the property opens into a dramatic open plan living and kitchen space. With an approximate 20-foot ceiling height, the room is flooded with natural light, creating an airy, loft-style atmosphere rarely found in homes in the city centre. Despite its central address, the elevated living space feels unexpectedly calm despite the bustling streets below.
A sculptural spiral staircase rises to the crowning feature: a private roof terrace. From here, panoramic views sweep across Temple Bar Square and out over Dublin’s skyline, offering a great setting for slow mornings or evenings as the city street lights come on.
Anyone who buys this duplex will be surrounded by an eclectic mix of cafés, restaurants, galleries and traditional pubs, with world-class cultural venues such as the Irish Film Institute and the Olympia Theatre just moments away.
Beyond the immediate neighbourhood, some of the capital’s most recognisable destinations, including Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green and O’Connell Street, are all within comfortable walking distance.
Connectivity is another key advantage. An extensive network of bus routes serves the area, while both LUAS and DART stations are easily accessible, ensuring swift travel across the city and further afield.
With a management fee of approximately €2,000 per annum, the property is a compelling option not only as a stylish city pad but also as a sound investment in one of Dublin’s most desirable postcodes.
Curious about property sale prices in Dublin City Centre? Visit Daft.ie’s new Sold Section to explore recent sales and find out more.
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