About Amiens Street
Amiens Street is a central Dublin thoroughfare in the D01 area, running beside the north inner city and close to the IFSC, Talbot Street and Dublin’s docklands. The setting is urban and well connected, with a mix of apartments, older city buildings, offices, shops and busy commuter routes rather than a quiet suburban feel. Connolly Station is the major transport hub nearby, providing rail, DART, Luas and intercity connections, while numerous Dublin Bus services serve Amiens Street and the surrounding streets. Residents have everyday shopping close by, including Eurasia Supermarket, with the wider Talbot Street and city-centre retail areas within easy walking distance. The area has a varied food and drink scene, from casual international dining and cafés to traditional city-centre pubs around Talbot Street, North Strand and the quays. Liberty Park provides nearby open space, and the IFSC, the River Liffey and the city-centre cultural attractions are readily accessible on foot. Schools and childcare provision are available across the north inner city, while nearby colleges, workplaces and transport links make the locality particularly practical for commuters and city-based professionals.
Property Market in Amiens Street
Based on 10 properties for sale in Amiens Street
Property types
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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.
City-centre secondary school within reach of Amiens Street and the north inner city.
Mixed community college offering post-primary education near Dublin’s northside.
Local primary education option serving families in the surrounding docklands area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Dublin’s principal northern rail hub, with DART, commuter, intercity and Luas services.
Frequent city bus services connect the street with central and suburban destinations.
Recognisable local venue beside the station and a useful nearby landmark.
Central coach and bus station a short walk from Amiens Street.
Convenient road connection towards Dublin Port, the docklands and southside routes.
Amenities
International grocery shop providing everyday food shopping and specialist ingredients.
Nearby urban green space offering a place for recreation and fresh air.
Busy nearby street with convenience shops, cafés, takeaways and local services.
Traditional north inner-city pub within easy reach of Amiens Street.
Popular city-centre pub known for Irish food, drinks and live atmosphere.
Casual Italian restaurant and takeaway serving pizzas, pasta and other dishes.
Prominent historic riverside building and landmark near Connolly Station and the IFSC.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local sports and leisure venue closely associated with the Amiens Street area.
Major docklands employment centre with offices, services, restaurants and financial businesses.
Major railway complex supporting commuting, retail activity and nearby city businesses.
Independent international supermarket serving residents and workers around D01.
Local open space supporting informal recreation and neighbourhood activity.
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