Established
Built between c.1760 and c.1800.
NO 1 AND 2 JOHNSON' PLACE, Dublin
A pair of substantial late eighteenth-century former townhouses with a partially intact late nineteenth or early twentieth-century pub shopfront. Now interconnected, the pair retains its vertical emphasis, plot ratios, and forms part of a wider collection of former eighteenth-century townhouses that characterise this early townscape. The angled façade of No. 2, which forms part of the historic street pattern, resolves the corner plot and adds character to the both the building and surrounding area.
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Established
Built between c.1760 and c.1800.
Architecture
A pair of substantial late eighteenth-century former townhouses with a partially intact late nineteenth or early twentieth-century pub shopfront. Now interconnected, the pair retains its vertical emphasis, plot ratios, and forms part of a wider collection of former eighteenth-century townhouses that characterise this early townscape.
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