This week sees the release of 30 apartments at the Tramyard in Inchicore village, Dublin 8, with prices starting at £119,950.

The Tramyard, until 1931 the workshop and depot of a tram company, is now the site of an eight-block apartment scheme built by Fabrizia Developments. The selling agents Hooke & MacDonald say that 90 apartments have been sold there since the initial launch last September.

Interestingly, there has not been much change in price levels since then. There will be a total of 208 units when the scheme is completed and it will comprise a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments and duplex units arranged in a series of three and four-storey blocks around a courtyard.

The apartments start at £119,950 for one-bedroom apartments, £145,000 for two-bedroom apartments and £172,000 for the three-bedroom apartments.

The artist's impression of the finished Tramyard complex shows eight blocks overlooking a linear walkway by the banks of the Camac. While a significant number of apartments have views of the river, most of the remainder overlook an internal courtyard, with fountains and mature trees.

Standard features include Gold Shield electric low cost heating, wall tiling in kitchens and bathrooms and double glazed windows.

Show units will be open weekdays 12.00 p.m.2.00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 2.30 p.m.4.30 p.m.