16 Portobello Dock
Portobello Harbour
Dublin 8
D08 P267

16 Portobello Dock is a superb two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment ideally positioned in the highly sought-after Portobello Dock development. Enjoying picturesque canal views, this bright and spacious home offers well-proportioned accommodation throughout and is sure to appeal to those seeking a convenient city residence.

The property boasts a generous living and dining area, flooded with natural light and providing the perfect space for relaxing or entertaining as well as a well-proportioned kitchen to the rear. The accommodation is further complemented by two spacious bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en-suite, a modern family bathroom, and the added benefit of secure parking.

Portobello Dock enjoys an enviable location in the heart of Dublin 8, within walking distance of the city centre, Camden Street, St. Stephen's Green, and an array of trendy cafés, restaurants, and local amenities. Excellent public transport links are also close at hand, making this a truly exceptional city home in a prime waterside setting.

Entrance Hall 3.92m x 2.59m A warm and inviting entrance hall provides access to a convenient storage cupboard and hot press.
Kitchen Dining Living Room 3.40m x 8.86m Spacious living and dining room with a modern kitchen to the rear, enjoying attractive canal views.
Bedroom 1 2.41m x 5.00m Well-proportioned double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a modern en-suite.
Bedroom 2 2.25m x 3.53m Bright second double bedroom complete with built-in storage.
Bathroom 2.45m x 1.47m Well-appointed bathroom off the entrance hall, featuring a WC, wash hand basin, and shower.
En-Suite 1.47m x 1.36m Well-appointed en-suite, featuring a WC, wash hand basin, and shower.

BER: B
BER Number: 105839765
Energy Performance Indicator: 117.97 kWh/(m2.y)

Portobello is an area stretching westwards from South Richmond Street as far as Upper Clanbrassil Street bordered on the north by the South Circular Road and on the south by the Grand Canal. As a fast-expanding Dublin suburb during the 19th century, Portobello attracted many upwardly-mobile families whose members went on to play important roles in politics, the arts and the sciences.