{"id":131335,"date":"2025-11-10T01:13:27","date_gmt":"2025-11-10T01:13:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/131335\/"},"modified":"2025-11-10T01:13:27","modified_gmt":"2025-11-10T01:13:27","slug":"three-homes-up-for-sale-for-less-than-e500000-in-irelands-most-expensive-eircode","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/131335\/","title":{"rendered":"Three homes up for sale for less than \u20ac500,000 in Ireland’s most expensive Eircode"},"content":{"rendered":"

While the median price paid for a home in the much-sought after area has risen to almost \u20ac800,000, there are still bargains to be found for house hunters hoping to call Dublin 6 home\"44 Gulistan Place, Rathmines, Dublin 6(Image: MyHome.ie)<\/p>\n

Dublin 6 has claimed the title of the most expensive Eircode in Ireland, with the median price paid for a home in the south Dublin suburb rising to almost \u20ac800,000.<\/p>\n

According to the a new housing market report from Irish home valuation firm Geowox, home sales prices in Ireland have risen 8.5 per cent year over year, with the median price for an Irish home sold in the third quarter of 2025 reaching \u20ac385,000, a \u20ac30K increase compared to the same time last year.<\/p>\n

Out of the top 25 urban centres, Dublin City was the most expensive at a median price of \u20ac568K, while Longford was the most affordable at \u20ac240K.<\/p>\n

In Dublin City, the median price paid for a home in Dublin 6 in the third quarter of 2025 was \u20ac789,000, while the lowest was in Dublin 10 at \u20ac330K.<\/p>\n

Dublin 6 has fast become one of the most desirable locations in the country, offering a unique blend of urban convenience and suburban charm, with the likes of Bushy Park and the Stella Cinema on your doorstep.<\/p>\n

The area boasts a diverse culinary scene, with everything from traditional Irish pubs serving traditional meals to award-winning restaurants offering international cuisine.<\/p>\n

While the median price paid for a home in the area is now tipping \u20ac800,000, there are still bargains to be found for house hunters hoping to call Dublin 6 home. We’ve rounded up three properties in the area which are currently up for sale for less than \u20ac500,000.<\/p>\n

4 Gulistan Place, Rathmines, Dublin 6 – \u20ac495,000\"44 Gulistan Place, Rathmines, Dublin 6 is on sale with an asking price \u20ac495,000<\/p>\n

This well-maintained two-bedroom mid-terrace home is in turnkey condition and is ideally located on a quiet and highly sought-after residential street in the heart of Dublin 6.<\/p>\n

The two-bedroom property was built in the early 1900s and seamlessly blends period character with modern comfort.<\/p>\n

The accommodation extends to approx. 60 m\u00b2 \/ 645 ft\u00b2 and comprises a well-proportioned living room to the front which is bathed in plenty of sunlight, while there is also a spacious kitchen to the rear with access to a private courtyard.<\/p>\n

\"44 Gulistan Place is a beautifully presented two-bedroom mid-terrace<\/p>\n

The house also comprises of a separate utility room, two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs.<\/p>\n

The location couldn’t be better with the house just a short stroll from the vibrant villages of Ranelagh and Rathmines, offering a wide range of caf\u00e9s, restaurants, shops, and bars.<\/p>\n

The property boasts excellent transport links including the Luas and Dublin Bus, while St Stephen\u2019s Green, Trinity College, and a host of top-rated schools are all within walking distance.<\/p>\n

\"44 Gulistan Place boasts a spacious and stylish kitchen<\/p>\n

4 Gulistan Place has been well-maintained by its current owners and features double glazed windows throughout, along with gas fired central heating.<\/p>\n

This home is ideal for first-time buyers looking to take their first steps on the property ladder, while it will also appeal to downsizers, and investors alike, with the added benefit of market-rate rental potential in a consistently high-demand area.<\/p>\n

4 Gulistan Place, Rathmines, Dublin 6 is on sale via Russell Estate Agents with an asking price \u20ac495,000. Interested buyers can visit Daft.ie for more information<\/a> on the property.<\/p>\n

13 Emmet Street, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6 – \u20ac485,000\"1313 Emmet Street, Harold’s Cross, Dublin 6<\/p>\n

This charming and stylish two-bedroom cottage is tucked away in a tranquil enclave by the Grand Canal and Harold\u2019s Cross Bridge.<\/p>\n

The property has been thoughtfully upgraded and renovated in recent years with great flair by the current owners and is presented in walk-in condition.<\/p>\n

Extending to approx. 50sqm \/ 545sqft, the cosy property’s open-plan living\/dining room room is bathed in natural light thanks to its he vaulted ceiling and skylights.<\/p>\n

\"TheThe light-filled open-plan living\/dining room offers plenty of space for prospective buyers<\/p>\n

The cottage also boasts a well-fitted kitchen, with the rear hall leading to the bathroom, while it also features double glazed windows throughout.<\/p>\n

To the back is an easily maintained courtyard garden \u2014 a perfect spot for morning coffee, al fresco dining, or a splash of greenery.<\/p>\n

The accommodation is completed by two comfortable double bedrooms with high ceilings and built-in wardrobes.<\/p>\n

13 Emmet Street is ideally positioned within easy walking distance of Rathmines Village, the City Centre, and St Stephen\u2019s Green, allowing prospective buyers to enjoy a superb array of shops, caf\u00e9s, and restaurants as well as the vibrant buzz of city living.<\/p>\n

\"TheThe property has been thoughtfully upgraded and renovated in recent years<\/p>\n

Harold\u2019s Cross Park and the leafy Grand Canal are just a short stroll away, providing excellent green spaces for relaxation and recreation.<\/p>\n

The property is the perfect location for young first-time buyers, with a variety of top-class gyms, sports clubs, and leisure facilities nearby, while the area is exceptionally well served by numerous bus routes, offering swift and direct access to every corner of the city.<\/p>\n

13 Emmet Street is on sale via DNG with an asking price of \u20ac485,000. Interested buyers can visit Daft.ie for more information<\/a> on the property.<\/p>\n

124 Terenure Road North, Terenure, Dublin 6 – \u20ac425,000\"124124 Terenure Road North, Terenure, Dublin 6<\/p>\n

Located in the heart of Terenure Village, this property has plenty of potential to be transformed into the dream home for buyers looking to get on the property ladder.<\/p>\n

No. 124 is a blank canvas throughout and would prove eligible for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant which is a great incentive for any potential buyer.<\/p>\n

The internal living accommodation spans to around 62 sq.m, with the ground floor comprising of an entrance hallway, kitchen\/dining room and extended bathroom.<\/p>\n

\"ThisThis two-bedroom property is wonderfully located in the heart of Terenure Village<\/p>\n

Upstairs you will find two generous double bedrooms, while to the rear lies a low maintenance courtyard that could easily be transformed into a peaceful haven for outdoor relaxation.<\/p>\n

The location is second to none with every conceivable amenity found within a stone\u2019s throw including a range of cafes, bars, schools & sports facilities.<\/p>\n

Dublin\u2019s City Centre is just a short stroll away, while there is also a regular bus service literally on your doorstep.<\/p>\n

\"TheThe house also boasts a spacious kitchen with plenty of potential to renovate <\/p>\n

124 Terenure Road North is on sale via Ray Cooke Auctioneers with an asking price of \u20ac485,000. Interested buyers can visit Daft.ie for more information<\/a> on the property.<\/p>\n

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