Maryland House

The original development of South William Street took place in 1685 as a residential area. In the 1970s, both South William Street and Drury Street became synonymous with clothing wholesale and some manufacturing. Today these streets and the surrounds have been branded Dublin’s Creative Quarter and

The original development of South William Street took place in 1685 as a residential area. In the 1970s, both South William Street and Drury Street became synonymous with clothing wholesale and some manufacturing. Today these streets and the surrounds have been branded Dublin’s Creative Quarter and are home to a mix of shops,businesses, galleries, restaurants, bars, studios and boutiques.

South William Street runs parallel to Grafton Street and experiences high volumes of footfall and vehicular traffic. Maryland House is located on the west side of South William Street close to its junction with Castle Market.

The immediate area has a wide offering of retail shops, cafes and restaurants with office and ancillary uses overhead. The Powerscourt Townhouse Centre is less than 50 metres from the subject property. Other notable occupiers in the immediate area include Sole Seafood & Grill, The South William Bar, Benefit Cosmetics, Grogans, Farrier and Draper and Clement and Pekoe.