About Wexford Street
Wexford Street is a lively inner-city street in Dublin 2, linking the South City Centre with Portobello and running close to Camden Street and the city’s Georgian and Victorian streetscapes. It has a distinctly urban, cosmopolitan character, with apartments, offices, language schools, independent businesses and a strong evening economy. Residents are within easy walking distance of Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green, Temple Bar and the many restaurants, cafés and bars around Camden Street and Richmond Street. The street itself is particularly known for casual dining, late-opening venues and pubs, while nearby Portobello adds canalside walks and a more residential feel. The International School of English is a notable local education provider, and nearby colleges and schools serve the wider south-city area. Public transport is convenient, with frequent Dublin Bus services, nearby Luas Green Line stops at Harcourt and St Stephen’s Green, and Dublin’s main rail and intercity connections accessible from Pearse and Heuston stations. Local amenities include The Thesis Centre Ltd and the extensive shopping, healthcare, leisure and cultural facilities of central Dublin, with Iveagh Gardens and St Stephen’s Green providing attractive green spaces nearby.
Property Market in Wexford Street
Based on 3 properties for sale in Wexford Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Wexford Street
Schools
Central Dublin language school offering English courses to international students.
Visit website ↗Further-education campus offering vocational and adult learning courses nearby.
Historic university campus within walking distance across Dublin’s south city centre.
Research institution based on nearby Fitzwilliam Square, with strong academic links.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop providing frequent services towards Sandyford and the city centre.
Central Green Line stop beside major shopping, offices and cultural attractions.
Frequent city bus services connect the area with central and south Dublin.
DART and commuter rail station providing connections across Dublin and the east coast.
Main intercity station reachable by Luas or bus for westbound rail travel.
Amenities
Local centre providing business, office or professional support services.
Visit website ↗Quiet historic gardens offering lawns, fountains and a peaceful central-city escape.
Large landscaped Victorian park beside shopping, offices and Luas connections.
Popular nearby dining strip with international food, coffee shops and casual venues.
Well-known LGBTQ+ bar and late venue close to the street.
Nearby multiplex cinema offering mainstream films and convenient evening entertainment.
Central public library and archive facilities available on nearby Pearse Street.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Iconic Camden Street venue hosting live music, comedy and late-night events.
Visit website ↗Historic Camden Street pub popular for food, drinks and televised sport.
Nearby hospitality cluster with bars, clubs and accommodation around Harcourt Street.
Attractive canalside area offering waterside walks and a distinctive local setting.
Busy inner-city commercial area filled with independent retailers, services and eateries.
Nearby Areas
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