93 Merchants Road, East Wall, Dublin 3, D03 V212

Viewings commence Tuesday 29th June. All viewers should register in advance by email, so that we can arrange an exact viewing time within the advertised time range.

Traditional, two up two down Edwardian yellow-brick terraced house with hewn granite lintels and sills. This property has been exceptionally well-maintained by the current owner-occupier. Updates include a new bathroom fitted 2020, double-glazed tilt and swing front windows with integrated blinds fitted 2020, and new combi-boiler fitted 2018. It was rewired in 2006. It is conveniently located within easy walking distance of The Docklands and Dublin city centre.

This property comes with a fully equipped kitchen including cooker with gas hob, washing machine (new in 2020) and fridge-freezer. Off the kitchen is a handy additional larder space under the stairs. A glazed back door opens to the small, bright, yard. The main living room has a natural gas stove on a white painted brick hearth complimenting the finished pine floorboards. Downstairs has a generous 2.5m ceiling height helping to give it the feel of a larger space. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a tastefully finished modern bathroom.

This area has a great community spirit. It is located in a rapidly developing part of Dublin epitomised by the new EXO building, close to Dublin Port and the North Docklands. There is a choice of nearby shopping at Lidl or Aldi, as well as more traditional shops on Church Road in the heart of the East Wall community. Within 15 minutes walk you have the North Docklands, The Point LUAS stop, The Three Arena, The Convention Centre, Eastpoint Business Park and Fairview with its extensive park, DART station, Westwood Gym and Castle Dracula. 30 minutes walk will bring you to the IFSC, Grand Canal Dock, The Aviva Stadium, Poolbeg Boat Club or Dublin City Centre.

Merchant’s Road is lined with tidy yellow brick homes which were built in 1907 for blue-collar workers in The Merchant’s Warehousing Company. When these workers were locked out in 1914 they were also evicted from their homes, triggering an outpouring of community support and mass protests. A plaque on the wall commemorates the centenary of these events which helped establish workers rights in Ireland. Thankfully these days you can be the proud owner of this property and no longer have to worry about being evicted from your accommodation.

The houses on Merchant’s Road have great character. They are located within easy walking distance of work, shops, recreation and entertainment. Viewing is highly recommended.