About Amiens Street
Amiens Street is a central Dublin 1 corridor linking the north inner city with the IFSC, Talbot Street and Connolly Station. It has a predominantly urban, apartment-and-commercial character, with busy streets, a diverse community and excellent access to the city centre rather than a quiet suburban feel. Connolly Station and the nearby Luas Red Line make commuting around Dublin particularly straightforward, while numerous Dublin Bus routes serve Amiens Street and the surrounding north inner city. Talbot Street, the IFSC and the city centre provide an extensive choice of cafés, casual restaurants, takeaways, pubs and everyday services within walking distance. Local shopping includes Eurasia Supermarket and the broader Talbot Street retail area, while Liberty Park offers a nearby open space for residents. Schools and childcare options are available across Dublin 1, with established primary and secondary schools accessible on foot or by short bus journey. The area also benefits from proximity to the Convention Centre Dublin, the Abbey Theatre, Croke Park and the Docklands, providing varied cultural, sporting and leisure options.
Property Market in Amiens Street
Based on 9 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
Long-established primary school serving families in Dublin’s north inner city.
Catholic boys’ secondary school on North Richmond Street, accessible by nearby bus routes.
Independent Jesuit secondary school on Great Denmark Street, within central Dublin.
Primary school serving the nearby East Wall and north Dublin communities.
Major university campus within central Dublin, reachable by foot or public transport.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Dublin’s principal northside rail hub, serving DART, commuter and intercity trains.
Nearby Docklands stop linking the area with the city centre and Tallaght.
Frequent Dublin Bus services connect Dublin 1 with suburbs and central destinations.
Recognisable nearby venue beside the Connolly Station and Amiens Street area.
Road connections provide access towards Dublin Port, the M50 and northern suburbs.
Amenities
International supermarket offering groceries, fresh produce and products from many cuisines.
Small nearby green space providing an outdoor break within the dense city neighbourhood.
Busy inner-city street lined with convenience shops, cafés, services and restaurants.
National theatre presenting Irish and international drama near O’Connell Street.
Iconic GAA stadium hosting major matches, tours and large-scale events.
Docklands destinations for offices, events, dining and visitor attractions.
Major maternity and teaching hospital serving Dublin and surrounding communities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local sports and social venue close to Connolly Station and Amiens Street.
Major Docklands employment quarter with offices, cafés, restaurants and professional services.
Convenient station complex providing travel facilities, shops and everyday commuter services.
Cluster of hotels, restaurants, bars and visitor services around the north inner city.
Properties For Sale near Amiens Street
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