DEVELOPER Liam Carroll's Danninger is launching a small infill development of 29 apartments at its new block at No 61 Cork Street in Dublin 8, an area currently being transformed as new apartments, shops and offices are built as part of the area's reconstruction.
The one- and two-bed apartments are in a contemporary block above groundfloor shops with a landscaped courtyard garden behind it.
The one-bed apartments of 45-50sq m (485-535sq ft) are priced from 330,000 and the two-bed apartments with a floor area of 63-73sq m (680790sq ft) are from 390,000.
Building work is welladvanced and show units are open this afternoon when agent Hooke & MacDonald is taking bookings.
This area has been comprehensively regenerated in the past two years, with demand for apartments strong from both first-time buyers and investors because it is so close to so many city amenities.
It's near Christchurch, the Guinness Brewery, Vicar Street and the Liberties, while St Stephen's Green, Temple Bar and Heuston Station are also very convenient.
This up-and-coming area is also well served by public transport, with a Luas stop at St James's Hospital and a good selection of bus routes.
Inside, the apartments have an open-plan kitchen/dining living area. There are fitted kitchens but appliances do not come as standard. The larger apartments have two double bedrooms and bathroom but there are no en-suites. At the entrance hall, there is a hotpress and separate storage area.
Recent developments by Danninger include The Gasworks, Loreto Abbey, Castleforbes Square and The Barleyhouse.
Price: One-beds from 330,000; and two-beds from 390,000 Agent: Hooke & MacDonald 01 631 8402
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