16 Hope Avenue is a two bed mid-terraced house that was substantially renovated in 2012 by the current owners to great effect. This house has been in the same family for five generations since the property was built in the late 1920’s. 16 Hope Avenue comes to the market as a well-presented family home.
The accommodation extends to 61sqm (656sqft) and comprises of an entrance hall leading to open plan living accommodation on the ground floor comprising of a living area, dining area and kitchen.

16 Hope Avenue is a two bed mid-terraced house that was substantially renovated in 2012 by the current owners to great effect. This house has been in the same family for five generations since the property was built in the late 1920’s. 16 Hope Avenue comes to the market as a well-presented family home.
The accommodation extends to 61sqm (656sqft) and comprises of an entrance hall leading to open plan living accommodation on the ground floor comprising of a living area, dining area and kitchen. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom at first floor and return level.
This cosy city pad has gas fired central heating and PVC double glazed windows.
There is a small railed garden to the front. The rear garden with east and south facing aspect and there is a pedestrian laneway to the rear providing for pedestrian access. The garden extends to approx. 25 metres (80 feet).
There’s no arguing with the location. For a start, O’Connell and Henry Streets are less than a 20-minute walk away, while the IFSC, Docklands, Clontarf, Dollymount Strand and Fairview are all right beside the neighbourhood. Notable hotspots within striking distance include, Croke Park, the Abbey and Gate theatres, St Anne’s Park, the 3Arena, Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, and the Poolbeg Yacht and Boat Club. Fairview Park is also a great boon, and plans are afoot for Tea Rooms to be established there soon. D-Light Studios is another great new addition – an old warehouse hosting everything from yoga and community events to a vegetable co-op. Locals also point to the Mud Island community garden, which is has become increasingly popular during the past 24 months. In terms of other amenities, Lidl and Aldi are opposite each other on the East Wall Road, and hopes are high at that a large chain supermarket will also pitch up in the Point Village area soon. Close to Mud island which is amazing. The Sean o’casey centre also has a huge amount to offer and it’s a 10 -15 min walk to Westwood gym where we go too. There are excellent schools very close by too. Aside from all that, North Strand boasts an inimitable pride of place and character.