2 Longstone Park last sold for €370,000 on 25 October 2022.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 2 Longstone Park, with their size and condition.
Mid-1960s three-bed end-of-terrace house, 78 m², needing some modernisation, BER E1. Side entrance with extension potential, south-facing rear garden and off-street parking.
Three-bedroom semi-detached house of about 90 m², in good order with new double-glazed windows and doors and an insulated attic. Potential to extend to the side and rear.
Early 1980s semi-detached three-bed house, extended with a converted garage, double-glazed windows and oil heating. West-facing garden, driveway and a large shed.
Semi-detached 3-bed house of 100 m², built around 1975, with a converted garage, double glazing and oil-fired heating. South-west rear garden and driveway parking.
Detached split-level 4-bed house of 162 m² on about 0.3 acre, in good order, with sea views to the front and a west-facing rear garden.
Detached 120 m² dormer bungalow, rebuilt in the 1990s and thermally upgraded in the 2010s, with an attic room and off-street parking.
Extended 96 m² three-bed terraced house with sea views, freshly painted, double-glazed with a new front door. Insulated, floored attic with conversion potential. BER B3.
Three-bed, 125 m² terraced house, well presented and maintained, with converted attic, extended kitchen, double glazing and a south-facing tiered garden.
Three-bed end-of-terrace house, 114 m², well maintained, with sea views, garage and a south-facing rear garden.
Refurbished 3-bed end-of-terrace house of 86 m², BER C2, with double-glazed PVC windows, sea views, a south-facing garden and a private driveway.
Three-bed semi-detached house, 118 m², B3 BER. Upgraded with external insulation and a new boiler, small attic conversion, south-facing garden, planning permission to extend.
2 Longstone Park, Portrane, Co. Dublin (K36 PA02) sold for €370,000 on 25 October 2022, according to the Property Price Register.
2 homes on Longstone Park sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €395,000.