18 Mount Argus Crescent, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6w
18 Mount Argus Crescent, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6w
Price
€2,050/Monthly
Type
House
Status
To Let
BEDROOMS
2
BATHROOMS
1
BER
BER No: 118832328
EPI: 227.53 kWh/m2/yr
Description
Nestled within the established Mount Argus development, this two-bedroom townhouse enjoys a superb location in the heart of Harold's Cross. The property offers an entrance hall leading into a bright living area, a separate kitchen, two generously sized double bedrooms with built-in storage, and a main bathroom with shower. Outside there is communal parking. While the interiors are presented in a more traditional style, the home is well-proportioned and provides comfortable accommodation with excellent natural light throughout.
The Mount Argus estate is a mature and sought-after address, set beside the beautifully landscaped grounds of Mount Argus Park. Harold's Cross itself is a vibrant neighbourhood, offering a mix of local shops, cafés, pubs and services all within easy walking distance. Just a short stroll away is the Grand Canal, with leafy walkways leading towards Portobello and Rathmines. Terenure and Rathgar are also close at hand, providing a wide choice of restaurants, artisan bakeries, and independent retailers.
The area is exceptionally well connected. Several Dublin Bus routes run along Harold's Cross Road, linking directly to the city centre. The property is less than ten minutes by bus or cycle to St. Stephen's Green, placing the very core of Dublin's retail, business and cultural life within easy reach. The Luas Green Line at Harcourt and Charlemont can also be accessed within walking distance or a short bus ride, providing quick connections across the city. For motorists, the M50 and national road network are easily accessible, while Dublin Airport is less than half an hour's drive.
The convenience of this location cannot be overstated, combining the calm of a residential setting with immediate access to Dublin's most dynamic neighbourhoods.
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