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Residential

Mount Argus

Located in the leafy city suburb of Harold’s Cross, a 20-minute walk from St. Stephen’s Green, Mount Argus was designed with residents in mind. This exclusive development boasts modern, spacious 1, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments, within eight residential blocks ranging from three to five storeys. The 179-apartment development, with architecture by renowned Ferreira Architects, features serene interiors with clean lines and colour palettes, while landscaped exteriors provide a private retreat in the city. The complex combines modern living with ample functional and leisure amenities. It seamlessly blends with the lively atmosphere of Harold’s Cross and infuses a new sense of community into its surroundings.  

Property Overview

  • Address

    Kimmage Road Lower, Harolds Cross, Dublin 6W

  • Developer

    Marlet Property Group

  • Architect

    Ferreira Architects

  • Apartments

    179

Details & Amenities

Mount Argus will comprise of 179 residential apartments surrounded by picturesque landscaped gardens.  The collection of spacious apartments include one, two and three beds.

The development will also include a community centre amenity area containing a residents’ lounge, business centre, meeting room, concierge and gym along with basement car parking with 231 spaces.   

25 no. one bedroom apartments
26 no. three bedroom apartments
Business Centre and Meeting rooms
231 Car parking spaces
128 no. two bedroom apartments
Residents Lounge and cinema
Underground Bicycle parking
Gym

Property location

On Mount Argus doorstep, just over 2 kilometres south of St Stephen’s Green, Harold’s Cross awaits. A beautiful and thriving town with all you could need; a tree-lined canal, lively parks for walks, stunning architecture, and some of the best cafes, restaurants and bars in the city.

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