17 Forbes Quay, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2, D02 P622.
€795,000

3 Bedrooms

110 sq. m.
(4.84m x 3.80m)
Inviting entrance hall with intercom, solid oak flooring with generous storage unit.
(6.73m x 4.85m)
South facing space with solid oak flooring, floor to ceiling windows with access to generous south facing terrace. Fully equipped high spec SieMatic kitchen, granite countertops and Neff appliances to include fridge freezer, dishwasher, oven, hob & extractor fan.
(5.14m x 2.66m)
Spacious south-facing terrace with water views, and views towards Grand Canal Dock and South Dublin taking in the Aviva Stadium and Dublin Mountains.
(2.66m x 1.76m)
Fully tiled bathroom with Villeroy & Boch WC, WHB, mirrored cabinet and free standing rain shower.
(3.86m x 3.73m)
Double bedroom with modern sliderobes and carpet flooring.
(2.43m x 1.55m)
Fully tiled bathroom with WC, WHB, bath/shower and wall mounted mirror.
(2.49m x 1.55m)
Double bedroom with sliderobes.
Grand Canal Dock is one of Dublin’s most fashionable and vibrant city districts. Residents are spoiled for choice with the range of amenities close by and a short stroll into the city centre. Local services include a wide variety of cafes, restaurants, gyms, sports clubs as well as the renowned Marker Hotel and the iconic Bord Gais Energy Theatre, right in the centre of Grand Canal Dock. An assortment of trendy bars, cafes, restaurants and shops are all on the doorstep for locals to enjoy and world class entertainment can be enjoyed at the 3 Arena and Grand Canal Theatre. Bord Gais Energy Theatre is a breath-taking modern theatre hosting an array of shows from musicals through to ballet, comedy and concerts. The Grand Canal Square is the centre feature of Grand Canal Dock area and was designed by renowned architect, Martha Schwartz. This square is home to multiple leading financial companies and many blue-chip companies’ in the area including HSBC, Google, Facebook, Matheson and McCann Fitzgerald, JP Morgan and Indeed. The Luas provides easy access to the rest of the city and the Dart is less than a fifteen minute walk away. It also has its own railway station at Barrow Street and is approx. a fifteen-minute walk into Grafton street.