Renovating Your Home in Dublin? Find a Neighbourhood That Keeps Life Moving

If you are renovating in Donnybrook, Ballsbridge or the surrounding Dublin 4 area, our Donnybrook apartments are a natural place to start. A base near your usual shops and routines can make several weeks away feel less disruptive.

Ranelagh is worth considering if your home is in Ranelagh, Rathmines or Rathgar and you want to keep your temporary stay connected to Dublin 6. Village shops and places to eat are useful when you are rebuilding a routine away from your own kitchen.

For a renovation around Camden Street, Portobello or the south city centre, our Camden apartments offer a central starting point. This is an area to consider when work, errands and visits home all happen on the south side of the centre.

Aungier Street is another option for people whose daily life centres on the south city. It is particularly worth comparing when you want to stay connected to the George’s Street and St Stephen’s Green side of town while your house is being worked on.

If you work around Grand Canal Dock, Pearse Street or the south Docklands, the Lombard apartment is worth considering. During a renovation, choosing around the journey you make most often can be more useful than being closest to the building site.

For households renovating around Kilmainham or nearby west-side neighbourhoods, our Kilmainham apartment provides an alternative to moving across the city. Consider it when keeping familiar routes matters more than a central shopping address.

Islandbridge is a useful area to consider when your home and daily commitments are on the western side of Dublin. The Phoenix Park and Heuston area provide helpful geographical reference points when comparing this location with your routine.

For families moving out during a larger renovation, bedroom layout can be as important as location. Our Sandford Gardens listing is in Dublin 8; use its individual property details to compare both the home and the daily journeys it would create.

Our Temple Bar listing is on Wellington Quay. It is an option for people whose working week and appointments span both sides of the city centre and who prefer an urban base while their own home is out of action.

The Italian Quarter offers another central option, on the north side of the Liffey. It is worth considering if work and regular appointments bring you to the north city centre but you still need access to destinations across the river.

Our Jervis apartment is on Capel Street. For people whose usual routine includes the north city centre, it offers a location to compare around work, shopping and transport rather than moving to an unfamiliar side of Dublin.

Consider this location alongside the areas above. Share the destinations you need to reach and we can help you assess the property against your daily routine.