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Price Comparison: What can I buy in Dublin for under €865,000?
This week, we pay a visit to Lucan, Perrystown, Dublin 7 and Sutton
Four-bed, detached, Lucan – €865,000
Oak Lawns offers space, privacy and scope to add your own personality just 2km from Lucan Village. Set on about .86 acres near the Royal Canal, this detached bungalow extends to around 182 m², with a flexible layout suited to a range of living arrangements. The accommodation currently mixes a main home with three or four bedrooms and a separate one-bed living area with its own garden entrance. Multiple reception rooms, a kitchen and utility room provide ample room for reconfiguration, subject to planning permission.
Mature trees and shrubs surround the lawns, while a gravel driveway provides generous parking. A garage and several outbuildings add useful storage and workspace. St Catherine’s Park is less than 1km away, with Leixlip Confey station 2.4km away. The property also may be eligible for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant.
Three-bed, semi-detached, Perrystown – €820,000
Refurbished and extended, 38 Rockfield Avenue offers 138 m² of polished family space in a quiet Perrystown setting. This three-bed semi-detached home combines stylish interiors with practical extras, including a study, utility room and three bathrooms. At its heart is a bright, dual-aspect kitchen, dining and family room, with an island, walk-in pantry and sliding doors opening onto the garden. A separate front lounge provides additional living space, while upstairs the main bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an en suite bathroom.
Rewiring, replumbing and insulation form part of the comprehensive upgrade, with ground-floor underfloor heating, double glazing and an efficient gas boiler contributing to a B energy rating. Outside, the private west-facing garden pairs a lawn with a generous limestone patio for afternoon and evening sunshine. There is parking for three cars, with schools, parks, Terenure and Templeogue nearby, plus convenient bus connections and access to the M50 and city centre.
Five-bed, semi-detached, Dublin 7 – €825,000
Built in 2022, 54 Nephin Road brings contemporary comfort and an A2 energy rating to an established Dublin 7 area, just 400 metres from the Phoenix Park. Occupying an end-of-terrace corner site, the four-bed home extends to 153 m² across three floors. A separate sitting room complements the spacious open plan kitchen, dining and living area, which connects to an enclosed wraparound garden. A bespoke kitchen, utility room and ground floor shower room add everyday practicality.
Upstairs, the main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite bathroom, while the top floor double bedroom also has its own en suite bathroom. An additional attic room offers flexibility for work or hobbies. Triple glazing and an air-to-water heat pump support energy efficiency. Outside, there is paved off-street parking, raised planting and wide side access. Schools, shops and bus services are close by, with Broombridge’s Luas and rail connections around a 20 minute walk away.
Four-bed, semi-detached, Sutton – €795,000
Less than a ten minute walk from the coastal promenade, 198 Sutton Park combines a well-connected address with generous space for family life. Extending to 130 m, this four-bed home has three reception rooms, allowing plenty of flexibility for relaxing, dining and entertaining. Solid oak flooring runs through the hall, lounge and dining room, while fireplaces add character to the lounge and separate family room. A newly fitted kitchen, fresh carpets and a downstairs toilet complement the accommodation. Upstairs are four double bedrooms and a fully tiled shower room.
Outside, the back garden has side access, while the cobblelock driveway ensures off-street parking. Double glazing and gas central heating with a modern boiler are further practical features. Schools, childcare, shops and sports clubs are nearby, alongside cafés and restaurants. DART and bus services connect the area with Dublin city centre, while coastal walks and cycling routes are close.
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