€6m Ballsbridge penthouse owner sues over temperatures reaching 33c

Woman paid €6.16m for a luxury Ballsbridge penthouse but claims there are problems with heating system as case heads for mediation
Aideen O'Byrne bought the Lansdowne Place, Ballsbridge, apartment — marketed in 2017 as 'thought to be the most expensive in Ireland' — for some €6.16m and moved in in 2021. File picture

Aideen O'Byrne bought the Lansdowne Place, Ballsbridge, apartment — marketed in 2017 as 'thought to be the most expensive in Ireland' — for some €6.16m and moved in in 2021. File picture

A High Court dispute over alleged overheating of a €6m penthouse apartment in Dublin is to go to mediation, a judge has been told.

Aideen O'Byrne bought the Lansdowne Place, Ballsbridge, apartment — marketed in 2017 as "thought to be the most expensive in Ireland" — for some €6.16m and moved in in 2021.

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