Dating from the 1940s, number 3-4 South Frederick Street comprises a four-storey over-basement building extending to 661sq m
Although 3-4 South Frederick Street isn’t a protected structure, its “robust contribution to the architectural variety and quality of South Frederick Street and to the 20th-century architectural heritage of Dublin” is noted on the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. The immediate area around the street in Dublin’s south city centre is thriving thanks to the presence of numerous leading corporate occupiers including AIB, Davy and Barclays, along with a wide and varied selection of restaurants, cafes and high-end retail on the stretch from Molesworth Street to Grafton Street.
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