3649 - (a) two-storey stone warehouse- Henrietta Place (north of No.7 King Street North), Dublin 01

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Research metadata

RPS Ref. No.: 3649
Overall identification confidence: High — the RPS description and NIAH record describe the same early nineteenth-century warehouse group on Henrietta Place. [1][2]
Vacancy / dereliction status at a glance: Vacant (High) as observed in June 2024. Dublin Inquirer reported that the building was then vacant, had been boarded since at least 2014, and had recently been acquired by the HSE for expansion of its adjoining Social Inclusion and Addiction Service. [13] Current statutory-register status remains unverified.

Quick facts

Address / Eircode	7a Henrietta Place, Dublin 1; Eircode Unverified
Building type	Detached nine-bay, two-storey stone warehouse with attic; part of the RPS group also includes a three-storey stone-and-brick warehouse, brick chimney and stone setts. (High) [1][2]
Period / date	Built c.1810; NIAH date range 1800–1820. (High) [2]
Heritage refs (RPS / NIAH)	Dublin City RPS 3649; NIAH 50011172, Regional rating. (High) [1][2]
Apparent status	Vacant and boarded in June 2024; HSE reuse project announced. (High) [13]
On Derelict Sites Register?	Unknown — no verified address match established from the available register material.
On Vacant Sites Register?	Unknown — no verified address match established from the available register material.
Owner	Health Service Executive; purchase confirmed by an HSE spokesperson in June 2024. (High) [13]

Summary

RPS 3649 protects an industrial-heritage group on Henrietta Place comprising stone warehouses, a brick chimney and surviving stone setts. [1] The principal NIAH-recorded warehouse dates to c.1810 and is valued for retaining its original form and fabric and for its relationship to the adjacent linen hall, yarn hall and paper-making site. (High) [2] Dublin Inquirer documented it as vacant and boarded in June 2024 and reported that the HSE had acquired it for reuse as part of an expanded Social Inclusion and Addiction Service. (High) [13]

Identification

Address: 7a Henrietta Place, Dublin 1 (High) [3]
Eircode: Unverified
Building type(s): Store/warehouse; detached nine-bay two-storey structure with attic. (High) [2]
Approx. date of construction / period: c.1810. (High) [2]
Architect / builder: Unverified
RPS / NIAH / other heritage references: RPS 3649; NIAH 50011172. (High) [1][2]
Coordinates / map link: Approx. 53.35057, -6.27081, derived from geotagged exterior photography; treat as frontage-level rather than surveyed coordinates. (Medium) [4]