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A Georgian house once occupied by the Goethe Institute at 62 Fitzwilliam Square in Dublin 2 is guiding €3.2 million through Knight Frank.
The four-storey over basement mid-terrace building extends to about 492sq m (5,300sq ft) and comes with four secure car-parking spaces to the rear accessed from Pembroke Lane.
According to the agent and subject to planning permission, there is potential to develop a mews to the rear.
The building, being sold with the benefit of vacant possession, includes many period features like marble fireplaces, ornate cornice and coving, original staircase and sliding sash windows.
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There is an emergency fire escape at the rear which runs from the top to bottom floor.
This location is convenient to Grafton Street, the Luas and Dart, and the immediate area is home to restaurants like FX Buckley's Steakhouse and Dax.
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