About Amiens Street
Amiens Street is a central Dublin 1 address running north from the city centre towards the North Strand and Fairview, with the IFSC, Talbot Street and the River Liffey all close by. It is a busy, urban area with a mixture of apartments, offices, hotels, traditional city streets and transport infrastructure, rather than a quiet suburban neighbourhood. Connolly Station and the Luas Red Line make commuting particularly convenient, while Dublin Bus routes and the nearby M50 and Port Tunnel provide wider connections. Talbot Street and the surrounding city centre offer everyday shopping, cafés, takeaways, restaurants and pubs, with the IFSC adding further dining and business amenities. Residents are also within walking distance of the Abbey Theatre, the national institutions around O’Connell Street, the Point area and the riverside. Nearby parks and open spaces include Liberty Park, Sean O’Casey Bridge and the recreational facilities around the North Strand. Schools and colleges are accessible across Dublin 1 and the wider city centre, although the immediate streets are primarily commercial and residential rather than school-focused. The area suits people who value walkability, public transport and quick access to the city centre, while noting that Amiens Street itself can be lively and traffic-heavy.
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
Long-established primary school serving families in Dublin’s north inner city.
Catholic primary school located close to O’Connell Street and Dublin city centre.
Co-educational community college serving students in Dublin 1.
Girls’ secondary school on King’s Inns Street, within convenient city-centre reach.
Historic university campus accessible on foot or by public transport.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Major rail, DART and Luas interchange immediately beside Amiens Street.
Central bus station providing regional and Dublin Bus services near Connolly.
Red Line services connect Connolly with the IFSC, Docklands and western suburbs.
Frequent city routes run along and around Amiens Street.
Recognisable local destination beside the Connolly Station transport corridor.
Amenities
International grocery shop providing Asian, European and specialist food products.
Nearby green space offering an accessible outdoor break from the surrounding streets.
Convenient local street with supermarkets, cafés, takeaways and everyday services.
National theatre on Abbey Street presenting Irish and international dramatic productions.
Iconic riverside neoclassical building and major Dublin city landmark.
Historic GAA stadium and event venue a short journey north of Amiens Street.
Major docklands employment district with offices, restaurants, shops and riverside walks.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local sports and social venue associated with the Connolly Station area.
Popular traditional Irish pub near Talbot Street, known for food and live atmosphere.
Lively city-centre bar and music venue within walking distance of Amiens Street.
Traditional pub on Amiens Street serving locals, commuters and visitors.
Central co-working and enterprise space serving independent businesses and entrepreneurs.
Properties For Sale near Amiens Street
Nearby Areas
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