1 Bond Street
Wicklow Town
County Wicklow
A67 HE64

This property will qualify for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant from January 2026.

Charming Three-Bedroom End-of-Terrace Period Home in the Heart of Wicklow Town
Nestled on the historic Bond Street, just moments from the sea and Wicklow’s vibrant town centre, this delightful three-bedroom end-of-terrace home dates back to the mid-1900s and is brimming with character and charm.
A rare opportunity to acquire a period property in this sought-after coastal location, the home is in need of renovation and loving care offering the perfect canvas for those looking to restore and personalise a unique piece of Wicklow’s heritage.
The accommodation spans two floors. On the ground floor, you’ll find a welcoming hallway, a cosy reception room, a downstairs bedroom (ideal also as a home office), a kitchen, and a bathroom.
Upstairs, a bright landing leads to two spacious double bedrooms, each with period charm and plenty of potential.
To the rear lies a private courtyard, complete with original cut-stone walls, offering a peaceful outdoor retreat with space for planting, seating, or further development.
This property is ideal for those with a vision, offering a rare blend of location, history, and potential. With the sea just a stone’s throw away, and every amenity of Wicklow Town on your doorstep, this is a true gem waiting to be restored to its former glory.

Kitchen 2.97 x 2.77 A well equipped, compact kitchen offering views of the rear garden
Living Room 4.45 x 2.51 Inviting living room with wood flooring, an open fireplace, and the benefit of additional built-in storage.
Bedroom 4.45 x 2.21 Ground floor bedroom featuring carpeting, a charming open fireplace and original door.
Bathroom 2.97 x 2.39 With wood flooring, the bathroom is complete with a bath an electric shower, WHB, and WC, along with additional convenient storage space.

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Wicklow Town is the capital town of Co. Wicklow. According to local history, the town was founded circa 795AD by the Vikings. The Black Castle ruins which overlook the harbour stand as a reminder of the Norman invasion. The town hosts the start of the Round Ireland Yacht Race which takes places biannually. During this weekend the town comes alive with visitors & locals alike enjoying the Sail Fest and all the markets stalls and entertainment it provides.

The harbour and its surrounds play an integral part in the life of the town, both commercially and from a tourist point of view. Enjoy a stroll out either of the piers or further along The Murrough, a coastal wetland, very popular with walkers and nature lovers where you can enjoy beautiful views of the town and coastline.