63 Fitzwilliam Quay
Ringsend
Dublin 4
D04 FV10

63 Fitzwilliam Quay is a bright one-bedroom apartment located on the second floor of the highly desirable Cosgrave built development in the heart of Ringsend village. The accommodation briefly consists of an entrance hall with intercom, a large open plan living/dining/kitchen with double doors to a balcony, a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a fully tiled shower room. The apartment has electric heating and benefits from a designated underground car parking space.

Fitzwilliam Quay enjoys easy access to the city centre and is the perfect choice for those looking for a comfortable home with all the conveniences of modern living. There are a host of local shops in Ringsend village and Grand Canal Dock and Google head offices and the Fibonacci Square offices are also close by. Other local amenities include the Aviva Stadium, Bord Gais Energy Theatre and Ringsend Park. The property also benefits from close proximity to Ballsbridge, the I.F.S.C. and the Port Tunnel, which provides access to the north of the city and Dublin airport.

Entrance Hall  with alarm and intercom.
Living/Dining Room  with doors to balcony.
Kitchen  with a range of fitted units, NordMende electric oven and hob, Elica extractor fan, integrated NordMende washing machine, integrated Whirlpool fridge/freezer, integrated Whirlpool microwave, stainless steel sink and sky light.
Bedroom  double bedroom with fitted wardrobe and window overlooking gardens.
Shower Room  fully tiled with shower, wash hand basin, w.c. and sky light.

BER: D1
BER Number: 118434968
Energy Performance Indicator: 249.07

Ringsend is a southside inner suburb of Dublin, located about two kilometres east of the city centre. Recent years have seen significant growth in the area, particularly with the Grand Canal Dock Project. A number of high-tech multinationals, including Google, established important offices in the area adding to the rejuvenation. Ringsend has a range of shops, pubs, flats and businesses. It also has a Dublin Public Library, a Dublin City Council recycling depot and a substantial leisure area, Ringsend Park, a 10.58 hectare grassy area which contains a renovated stadium, formerly Ringsend Stadium, now Irishtown Stadium.