Residential Property

59 Herbert Lane is a highly desirable three-bedroom mews, built c. 1977 in a location of enviable convenience hidden off Herbert Street and parallel to Lower Baggot Street, and just a short stroll from St Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street.

South Hill House is a truly unique detached period residence built by the Earl of Pembroke c.1830 extending to approx. 4,000 sq. ft. and at Garden Level an additional 2,000 sq. ft. which is converted into two 2-bedroom apartments with independent access, and a potential rental income of over €40,000 a year.

A newly renovated mews nestled on the quiet Leeson Close lane in the heart of Dublin 2. Complementing the surrounding Georgian classic buildings with its contemporary and stylish design, this stunning 3-bedroom spacious mews has a garage and landscaped rear garden.

Percy Place is a prestigious development by Oakmount, built in 2016. No. 11 is a stunning two bedroom spacious apartment extending to approx. 121 sq. m. / 1,302 sq. ft, situated on the second floor and is one of only twelve apartments.

A classic red brick mid terrace Victorian town residence extending to approximately 252 sq. m. / 2,700 sq. ft. in one of the most sought-after areas in Dublin 6.

A generously proportioned family home originally built in the 1930’s however thoroughly upgraded and extended in recent times to provide a luxurious residence in the heart of Dublin 4.

Dating back to 1773, Clonleason House is a classic Georgian two-storey country home ideally situated well behind the road on beautifully landscaped grounds (approx. 6.5 acres) with mature trees and lawn with the remaining 56 acres in tillage and woodland.

Speranza comprises a classic Victorian end of terrace town 4 bed town residence, which has been entirely renovated extended and improved to provide stylish family accommodation paired with a sense of privacy that one doesn’t expect from such a central city location.