43 Kirwan Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7, D07 N4C0.

Owen Reilly are delighted to present this special period residence on a larger corner site at 43 Kirwan Street, a charming home built in the late 1890s by the Dublin Artisan’s Dwellings Company, designed by Charles Herbert Ashworth, and lovingly maintained by the same family for four generations. The home has been meticulously renovated to combine historical character with modern comfort, including complete rewiring and replumbing, a new gas-fired heating system with combi boiler, and fully insulated exterior walls. The kitchen, crafted by Kube Kitchens, features a raised ceiling with three skylights, and a utility room. Both bathrooms have been fully renovated, windows updated with triple-glazed units from Derg Joinery, and the attic is now accessible via the walk-in wardrobe, providing additional storage and the potential for conversion to an en-suite. The interior offers a welcoming layout with entrance hall, living room, study, open-plan kitchen/breakfast area, utility room, shower room. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two of which are doubles, with the walk-in wardrobe offering optional en-suite potential and a family bathroom.

Externally, the property enjoys exceptional privacy behind mature walls and a 70-year-old privet hedge. A charming courtyard garden, accessed from the street via a pedestrian gate, is perfect for al fresco dining and leads directly to the kitchen. The walled rear garden, accessed through vehicular gates, provides off-street parking and a covered garage, with a raised lawned area offering both a tranquil outdoor space and development potential, subject to planning permission. This combination of enclosed outdoor spaces, flexible access, and mature landscaping creates a rare blend of privacy, functionality, and character in the heart of the city.

More about the location...

Nestled in the vibrant and highly sought-after urban village of Stoneybatter, this home offers the perfect mix of community charm and city convenience. The area is renowned for its strong sense of neighbourhood, tree-lined streets, and period architecture, while a wealth of cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops—including local favourites such as Slice, Lilliput Stores, and Grano—are just a short stroll away. Excellent transport links include LUAS stops at Grangegorman and Broadstone, multiple Dublin Bus routes, and Dublin Bikes within easy reach. With the Phoenix Park, TUD Grangegorman campus, Four Courts, and the city centre all nearby, Stoneybatter offers an unbeatable combination of culture, green space, education, and connectivity, making it one of Dublin’s most desirable locations for modern urban living.