About Amiens Street
Amiens Street is a centrally located Dublin 1 corridor running north from the River Liffey towards the North Circular Road, beside the IFSC and close to Talbot Street. It has a distinctly urban, well-connected character, with historic city streets, apartment living, offices, hotels and busy through-traffic all sharing the area. Connolly Station is a major advantage for commuters, providing national rail, DART and Luas connections, while numerous Dublin Bus routes run along nearby streets. The IFSC, the city centre and the Docklands are all within easy walking distance, giving residents access to offices, shops, cafés, restaurants and evening venues without needing a car. Everyday shopping is available locally, including Eurasia Supermarket, while Talbot Street and nearby north inner-city streets provide further convenience stores, takeaways, cafés and pubs. Liberty Park offers a useful nearby green space, and the area is close to the National Convention Centre, the Abbey Theatre, the GPO and the wider cultural attractions of central Dublin. Schools and childcare settings are available across Dublin 1 and the surrounding inner city, although families should check individual admissions policies and walking distances carefully.
Property Market in Amiens Street
Based on 5 properties for sale in Amiens Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Amiens Street
Schools
Established primary school serving children in Dublin’s north inner city.
Catholic boys’ secondary school located near North Richmond Street.
Jesuit secondary school on Great Denmark Street, within the wider city centre.
Community-focused primary school serving families in Dublin’s inner city.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major interchange for DART, commuter, intercity rail and the Luas Red Line.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect the area with central and northern suburbs.
Central coach and bus station beside the IFSC and Connolly Station.
Recognisable local venue near the station area, supporting community recreation.
Strategic road connection linking the north inner city with Dublin Port and M50.
Amenities
Large international grocery shop serving everyday and specialist food shopping needs.
Nearby urban green space providing room for informal recreation and relaxation.
Popular north inner-city venue known for pizza, drinks and a lively atmosphere.
Traditional Dublin pub on Talbot Street serving food and live music.
National theatre on Abbey Street presenting Irish and international productions.
Central shopping centre with retailers, services, cafés and a public library nearby.
Major teaching hospital serving Dublin’s north inner city and surrounding communities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local sports and recreation venue associated with the Connolly Station area.
Busy nearby commercial street with independent shops, cafés, takeaways and convenience stores.
Major financial and technology employment centre immediately south-east of Amiens Street.
Central library service providing books, study space, events and local resources.
Properties For Sale near Amiens Street
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