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Price Comparison: What can I buy in Dublin for under €300,000?
Blackrock, Dublin 4, Dublin 9 and Dublin 15 make the list, this week.
One-bed, apartment, Dublin 4 – €300,000
A private patio and clever use of 31 m² space give this garden-level studio at Pembroke Manor plenty of appeal. Set on Pembroke Road in Ballsbridge, Apartment 5 combines bright, neatly presented interiors with a convenient Dublin 4 address. A foldaway Murphy bed and integrated storage allow the main room to adapt from sleeping quarters to living space. The separate kitchen has fitted cabinetry, a built-in oven and hob, while the contemporary, fully tiled bathroom includes a walk-in shower. French doors bring natural light into the studio and open directly onto the patio.
Ballsbridge, Baggot Street, Grand Canal Dock and the city centre are within walking distance, with cafés, restaurants and shops along the way. Herbert Park offers nearby green space, while Dublin Bus services and Lansdowne Road DART station provide further connections. It may be compact but it’s a city base with outdoor space of its own.
One-bed, apartment, Blackrock – €295,000
Set among mature planting and generous communal lawns, 32 The Sycamores is a bright, top-floor, one-bed apartment in a peaceful corner of Stradbrook Hill. The well-presented 44 m² interior includes a spacious living room with a picture window and an open fireplace framed in marble. A separate fitted kitchen, a large double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a bathroom complete the accommodation. Storage is a particular strength. A floored attic is reached by folding stairs, while a large hot press and secure outdoor shed provide further space.
Gas-fired central heating and an allocated parking space add to the practical appeal, with communal parking also available. Monkstown, Deansgrange, Blackrock and Dún Laoghaire are within easy reach, offering shops, cafés and coastal amenities. Local sports clubs and nearby bus services broaden the appeal for buyers seeking a manageable home in an established residential setting.
Two-bed, apartment, Dublin 15 – €295,000
An own-door entrance and access to a shared back garden makes up 46 Phibblestown Wood, a two-bed ground-floor apartment in Ongar that’s 74 m² in size. A large front window brings natural light into the generously sized living room, while double doors connect it to the kitchen and dining area. Timber flooring runs through both spaces and the fitted kitchen opens onto the communal garden. Both bedrooms are doubles with built-in wardrobes, complemented by a bathroom with a bath and overhead shower attachment.
Gas-fired central heating, double glazing and a B2 energy rating are further practical advantages. Non-designated parking is available outside. Shops, schools, childcare and restaurants are nearby, with Blanchardstown Centre offering further shopping and leisure options. Bus services, Coolmine and Clonsilla train stations and access to the M50 provide connections across Dublin and beyond.
One-bed, apartment, Dublin 9 – €295,000
A south-facing balcony and carefully updated interiors distinguish this top-floor, one-bed apartment at Clonmore Court, a development of just 26 homes off Ballymun Road. Extending to 44 m², No. 12 has a bright living and dining room featuring exposed brickwork, decorative coving and direct access to the balcony. The bespoke kitchen includes a pantry and induction hob, while the bedroom has a built-in wardrobe. A fully tiled bathroom features Burlington fittings.
Practical touches include generous hallway storage, double glazing and a gas boiler installed in 2025. Residents also have access to surface parking, a secure bicycle room and a separate laundry facility on the same floor. Glasnevin and Drumcondra villages, DCU, Albert College Park and the Botanic Gardens are nearby, with local buses serving the city centre and convenient access to the M1, M50 and Dublin Airport.
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