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![]() 31 Little Strand Street, Dublin 1
LocationLittle Strand Street runs west from Capel Street towards Arran Street. No. 31 is just 100m from the junction with Capel Street – the newly pedestrianised and well-established retail and leisure thoroughfare connecting the Henry Street / Mary Street area to the quays and linking up with Temple Bar/ south city centre via Parliament Street. Capel Street has emerged as an extension of and rival to the Temple Bar area with a host of new food and beverage offerings together with exciting hotel and guesthouse developments. Capel Street was named in 2022 as the 22nd coolest street in the world in Time Out Magazine. It includes an eclectic mix of traditional retail and pubs complemented by new food and beverage operators. Among the notable neighbours are: Louis Copeland- Gentlemen’s Tailor and Outfitter; Panti Bar; Brother Hubbard; Bar 1661 and many others. Transport options include the adjacent LUAS (Red Line), LUAS (Green Line) on O’Connell Street, rail at Heuston and Connolly Stations and the many Dublin Bus Routes on the quays. SummaryThree-storey warehouse / office building just off Capel Street with expired planning for change of use and two additional floors. Huge development potential. SituationNo. 31 adjoins the former City of Dublin Working Men’s Club site on which permission has been granted for a 5 to 9 storey mixed use development including a 142-bedroom hotel Bord Pleanála Case reference: PL29N.309215 Dublin City Council Ref. 3609/20 DescriptionNo. 31 Little Strand Street is a three-storey warehouse / office building just off Capel Street with expired planning for change of use and two additional floors. In summary, under the expired permission, the accommodation would comprise a café unit on the ground floor with four large two-bedroom apartments and a roof terrace overhead. It was proposed that a lift would be built in the existing rear yard serving all floors. The building is concrete-built and suited to addition of upper floors or, if preferred, can be demolished and replaced. There is a shared vehicular laneway with an electric security gate to the east of the property and a small, enclosed yard to the rear. It is noteworthy that the adjoining former Working Men’s Club site now has planning for a mixed-use development rising from five to nine storeys. Contacts
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