3 The Granary, 20 Temple Lane South, Temple Bar, Dublin 2

, set within a beautifully converted 19th-century grain warehouse in the heart of Temple Bar that the IIA awarded conservation project of the year in 1996. 3 The Granary offers exceptional scale and character in a small block of only 5 apartments, combining original architectural features with a spacious, modern layout — a type of property rarely available in Dublin’s city centre. The standout feature is the remarkable open-plan living, dining and kitchen space, stretching to approximately 12 metres in width.

Flooded with natural light from three large full-height openings — including a central French door with Juliet balcony flanked by tall sash windows — this impressive room offers a wonderful sense of volume and brightness. Exposed brickwork, solid timber flooring, and a contemporary lighting system enhance the loft-style aesthetic, creating a stylish, gallery-like space ideal for both entertaining and everyday living. Occupying the entire second floor, the accommodation comprises an entrance hall with storage, the expansive open-plan living area, three well-proportioned bedrooms (one currently is use as an additional living space) and two bathrooms.

Further benefits include access to a communal roof garden, providing valuable outdoor space in this vibrant city setting. A unique, light-filled loft residence of real character and scale in one of Dublin’s most dynamic locations. More about the location….

Situated at the corner of Temple Lane South and Cecilia Street in Dublin’s Temple Bar district, this address offers immediate access to a vibrant mix of cafés, restaurants, galleries, and cultural venues. Trinity College, Grafton Street and the South Docklands are all within walking distance, while excellent public transport links serve the wider city. This is a highly convenient and well-connected location, combining historic surroundings with modern city living.