Apartment 4

Description

Presented in walk-in condition throughout, the apartment is finished to an exacting standard
with bespoke joinery, hardwood floors and underfloor heating. A double-height window floods the principal reception room with light, complemented by a gas fireplace, offering excellent space for entertaining. A utility room and fitted wardrobes throughout complete this wellappointed home.

Lad Lane is an iconic address. Jack B. Yeats sketched Lad Lane’s archway in 1901; Mary Lavin
lived at No. 11 for two decades, a lineage now continued by IPUT’s Writer-in-Residence at Mary
Lavin Place. The lane is also home to LinkedIn, Stripe and EY. Mark Moriarty’s Studio on the
corner serves Chef’s tasting menus each Friday, while adjoining Wilton Park hosts Thursday
yoga, free concerts, children’s and literary events.

Superbly positioned in central Dublin, the property is a 6 min walk from the National Gallery
and Merrion Square; Grafton St and St Stephen’s Green (8 min); Trinity College Dublin (10
mins); and buses, DART and Luas all close by. Eathos Cafe, Etto, Ely Wine Bar, The
Shelbourne, Patrick Guilbauld’s and Doheny’s are all within a few minutes walk.

Early Viewing Advised.

Features:
• A rare central Dublin triplex residence with 3 double beds, 3 baths, own front door,
secure gated entrance
• Presented in walk-in condition throughout
• Bespoke joinery, hardwood floors and underfloor heating throughout
• Double-height window and gas fireplace to principal reception room
• Excellent entertaining space
• Utility room; fitted wardrobes throughout
• Two private terraces
• Gated off-street parking space – a rare find in this location
• Shared paved garden with established planting
• Access to private Fitzwilliam Square
• Literary heritage: Jack B. Yeats, Mary Lavin, and currently home to IPUT Writer-in
Residence (2026: Booker Winner Pat McCabe) at Wilton Park
• ‘Writers and Artists of the Grand Canal’ Walk from Wilton Park.
• Superbly located: 6 min to Merrion Square, 8 min to St Stephen’s Green
• Well served by buses, DART and Luas