Top-floor studio apartment of 31 m², recently refurbished with new flooring, furniture and a refreshed kitchen. Has a balcony, communal roof terrace and underground parking.
21 Gandon Hall,
Dublin 1
21 Gandon Hall last sold for €220,000 on 7 March 2025 — 12.0% below its €250,000 asking price, 294 days after it was listed. It is a 1-bedroom apartment of about 36 m².
Sale prices: Property Price Register.
One-bedroom first-floor apartment in good order, with underground parking
This one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is on the first floor and has a floor area of 36 m². When it was sold, it was in good order. The living area had large windows and a fireplace, and the kitchen had modern appliances and plenty of storage. The bedroom was carpeted and had built-in wardrobes. The bathroom had modern fittings, and there was a separate storage closet. One secure underground parking space came with the apartment. The BER rating was D1.
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What did 21 Gandon Hall sell for?
21 Gandon Hall, Dublin 1 (D01 EV20) sold for €220,000 on 7 March 2025, according to the Property Price Register. It had been listed at €250,000 in May 2024.
How big is 21 Gandon Hall?
About 36 m² (388 sq ft) with 1 bedrooms.
What have homes on Gandon Hall sold for recently?
16 homes on Gandon Hall sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €250,000.