No 9 William Beckett House on Pembroke Row in Dublin 2, which is on the market for €495,000
The advantage of having a city centre apartment in Dublin, whether as a first-time buyer, an owner occupier, someone in need of a pied-à-terre, or as an investor, is immense, particularly given the wealth of amenities and facilities on offer to urbanites.
The handsome first-floor apartment at 9 William Beckett House extends to 55 square metres, has a B2 energy rating, gas-fired central heating, an alarm and intercom system, an elevator and a generous and sunny balcony
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The handsome first-floor apartment at 9 William Beckett House extends to 55 square metres, has a B2 energy rating, gas-fired central heating, an alarm and intercom system, an elevator and a generous and sunny balcony
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The handsome first-floor apartment at 9 William Beckett House extends to 55 square metres, has a B2 energy rating, gas-fired central heating, an alarm and intercom system, an elevator and a generous and sunny balcony
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The handsome first-floor apartment at 9 William Beckett House extends to 55 square metres, has a B2 energy rating, gas-fired central heating, an alarm and intercom system, an elevator and a generous and sunny balcony
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The handsome first-floor apartment at 9 William Beckett House extends to 55 square metres, has a B2 energy rating, gas-fired central heating, an alarm and intercom system, an elevator and a generous and sunny balcony
