Broadstone Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Broadstone
Broadstone is a historic inner-city neighbourhood in Dublin 7, centred on the broad plaza and canal basin at the former terminus of the Royal Canal. It sits between Phibsborough, Smithfield, Cabra, Dorset Street and the north city centre, giving it a distinctly urban, well-connected character with a mix of period terraces, converted buildings, apartments and student accommodation. The area is home to Grangegorman’s expanding education and healthcare campus, while Dublin city centre and the independent shops of Phibsborough are close by. Commuters can walk or cycle into the centre, use Broadstone–DIT Luas stop, or connect with frequent Dublin Bus services on nearby Constitution Hill, Dorset Street and Phibsborough Road. Local days out include the Royal Canal towpath, Blessington Street Basin and the green spaces of the Grangegorman campus. Pubs, cafés and restaurants are concentrated around Phibsborough, Smithfield and Stoneybatter, with Broadstone’s central location making the wider north inner city’s food and nightlife easily accessible. The neighbourhood is also close to Dublin’s major cultural landmarks, including the King’s Inns, the National Museum at Collins Barracks and the historic Four Courts area.
Property Market in Broadstone
Based on 11 properties for sale in Broadstone
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Broadstone
Schools
Major university campus with modern teaching, library, cultural and sports facilities nearby.
Established primary school serving families in Dublin’s north inner city and surrounding areas.
Catholic secondary school for boys, accessible from Broadstone by bus and bicycle.
City-centre secondary school offering education close to Broadstone and Phibsborough.
Teaching and clinical facilities associated with the nearby hospital and university networks.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop serving the north inner city, St Stephen’s Green and south Dublin.
Frequent city services connect Broadstone with the centre, suburbs and Dublin Airport routes.
Busy northside corridor with regular services towards the city centre and Glasnevin.
Traffic-free route linking Broadstone towards Phibsborough, Glasnevin and the western suburbs.
Easy access to the quays, M50 approaches and northside routes, though traffic can be busy.
Amenities
Landscaped historic reservoir with gardens, waterside paths and a children’s playground.
Visit website ↗Pleasant waterside walking and cycling route immediately north of the neighbourhood.
Independent cinema showing mainstream, arthouse and special-release films nearby.
Famed traditional music pub in nearby Smithfield, known for live sessions and atmosphere.
Popular brunch and coffee spot in Stoneybatter, within walking distance of Broadstone.
Convenient nearby shops and services around Phibsborough, Dorset Street and the city centre.
Major acute hospital providing emergency, outpatient and specialist medical services nearby.
Historic legal education complex with notable architecture beside Constitution Hill.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local community and cultural initiatives connected with the historic Grangegorman area.
Established teacher-education campus and historic institution close to Broadstone.
Local trading group supporting independent shops, cafés, pubs and community events.
Established Gaelic games club serving communities around Cabra and Dublin 7.
Historic Dublin football club based at Dalymount Park in nearby Phibsborough.
Properties For Sale near Broadstone
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