About Wexford Street
Wexford Street is a lively inner-city street in Dublin 2, running through the south city centre between Camden Street and Aungier Street, close to Portobello and the wider South City Centre. It has an urban, mixed-use character, with apartments, offices, language schools, independent businesses and a strong evening economy. Residents are within walking distance of Grafton Street, St Stephen’s Green and the city’s major cultural and entertainment venues. The area is particularly well served for cafés, restaurants, pubs and late-night venues, with Camden Street and George’s Street adding further choice nearby. The International School of English is located locally, while a range of primary, secondary and third-level institutions can be reached across central Dublin. Public transport is predominantly bus-based, with Luas Green Line stops at St Stephen’s Green and Harcourt nearby, while Dublin Bus routes connect the street with the northside, suburbs and rail stations. Green space is available at St Stephen’s Green and nearby Iveagh Gardens, and Portobello, Trinity College and Dublin Castle are all readily accessible on foot.
Property Market in Wexford Street
Based on 3 properties for sale in Wexford Street
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Wexford Street
Schools
Central language school offering English courses close to Wexford Street.
Visit website ↗An inclusive primary school serving families in Dublin’s inner south city.
A nearby girls’ secondary school offering broad post-primary education.
City-centre campus providing undergraduate and postgraduate courses across several disciplines.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop providing frequent services towards Sandyford and Broombridge.
Nearby Green Line stop serving central Dublin and southside suburbs.
Frequent routes connect the area with the city centre and surrounding suburbs.
DART and commuter rail station reachable on foot or by short bus journey.
Public bicycle stations around Camden Street and the wider city centre.
Amenities
Local education and training centre serving students and professionals in Dublin 2.
Visit website ↗Historic landscaped park offering lawns, paths, mature trees and central-city respite.
Quiet Victorian gardens with formal planting, lawns and distinctive city-centre features.
Long-established LGBTQ+ bar and entertainment venue on South Great George’s Street.
Busy nearby dining strip with independent eateries, coffee shops and casual food.
Major historic theatre near St Stephen’s Green hosting musicals, comedy and performances.
Public library and archive facility on Pearse Street, accessible from the south city centre.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent nearby campus contributing to the area’s student and international character.
Established local language school serving international students in Dublin city centre.
Visit website ↗Well-known city-centre venue with drag shows, dancing and LGBTQ+ community links.
Community basketball club drawing players from Dublin’s south and inner-city areas.
Private education provider offering courses from its nearby Portobello location.
Nearby Areas
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