GETTING A HANDLE on the fast-changing property market is tricky, but we’re here to make things a bit easier.
Each week, we find a number of homes within a similar budget, to give you a snapshot of the property landscape at a particular price point.
This week, we’re looking at properties around the south of Dublin city with an asking price of €1 million and over.
19 Heytesbury Street is a beautifully restored, red-brick Victorian home located on a quiet street off South Circular Road. Spanning 227 m², this spacious four-bed blends period elegance with modern features very well. The home features original details such as intricate cornicing, marble and granite fireplaces and sash windows with working shutters, alongside contemporary upgrades like triple-glazed windows, underfloor heating and an energy-efficient air-to-water system.
The property has multiple reception rooms, a large kitchen and living/dining room with expansive glass doors opening onto a back courtyard. Three of the four double bedrooms have en suite shower rooms and the home offers flexible, multi-generational living with a layout that includes a family room that could be a second kitchen. Located in the Portobello area, it is close to popular cafes, shops and plenty of transport links. St. Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street are within walking distance.
This charming part redbrick period villa is located on a quiet cul-de-sac off Appian Way, within walking distance of Ranelagh Village, Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club and the Luas. The property features spacious, well-proportioned rooms with elegant period details, including high ceilings, original fireplaces and ornate ceiling coving. On the ground floor, the bright reception hall leads to a large front living room and an open plan kitchen and dining area with garden views. The kitchen is filled with bespoke cabinetry. It also has granite countertops and a Belfast sink.
The lower garden level offers two double bedrooms, one with an en suite bathroom, a study or third bedroom and a dressing room with garden access. The garden is southwest-facing and large offering privacy and potential. With easy access to top schools, Ranelagh and Donnybrook villages, St. Stephen’s Green and Dublin city centre, this home is ideally situated in one of Dublin’s most popular areas.
Cherry View is a recently refurbished four-bed family home, offering 173 m² of modern living space. Situated on Glenabbey Road, Mount Merrion, it overlooks the scenic 32 acre Deerpark. The home has a B3 energy rating, a contemporary layout and is ready to move into. Key features include two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a spacious kitchen with dining area and high-spec appliances and two attic rooms with ample storage.
The private, south facing garden is maintenance-free with a paved patio, while the front garden is beautifully landscaped. The property is secured by automatic gates, and there is plenty of off-street parking. Its prime location provides easy access to top schools, shopping centres (Stillorgan, Blackrock and Dundrum), public transport and leisure facilities.
No. 1 Leopardstown Rise is a stunning five-bed home on .2 of an acre in an exclusive 12 home development. Located off Leopardstown Road, this private, tranquil residence offers a sunny south facing garden and ample off-street parking. Built in 2001, the home spans 212 m. The ground floor includes a bright living room with front green views, a dining room, a spacious kitchen and a versatile second reception room.
Upstairs, five double bedrooms, three with en suite bathrooms, provide plenty of space, while a converted attic offers extra storage. The main bedroom enjoys panoramic views over Dublin Bay. The home features a landscaped back garden with potential for extending into. Located near top schools, leisure facilities and transport links (M50 and LUAS), it offers an ideal base for a growing family.
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