4 Howth Terrace last sold for €650,000 on 13 June 2024. It has 2 recorded sales since 2010.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 4 Howth Terrace, with their size and condition.
Three-bed, three-bath end-of-terrace house of about 135 m² over three floors, each with its own kitchen and living space. Walled rear garden, harbour views, BER G.
Detached four-bedroom house of 155 m² on a 0.4 acre plot, with sea views, a double garage and a side section with its own kitchen and bedroom.
One-bed, 50 m² first floor apartment in a gated development, with a recently refurbished shower room, designated parking and harbour views.
116 m² three-level, three-bedroom apartment, fully refurbished, with two balconies, harbour views, an allocated underground parking space and a B3 energy rating.
Four-bed semi-detached house of 140 m², renovated and extended to the rear, with a converted attic and en-suite, garage, off-street parking and sea views.
Four-bed semi-detached house of 150 m² with a converted attic, well maintained, with a playroom, study and off-street parking. BER D1.
Three-bed end-of-terrace house of about 90 m², in good order with double glazing and gas heating. Main bedroom has an ensuite and a harbour-view balcony.
Terraced 2-bed, 93 m². Extended ground floor, converted attic, gas central heating, modern kitchen and bathrooms; sea-facing with a first-floor balcony. BER C2.
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom terraced house of 74 m² with an upstairs living room and balcony overlooking the harbour, off-street parking and a paved rear garden.
End-of-terrace period house, 3 beds, 103 m², refurbished and extended with a skylit kitchen and dining room, external insulation and new sash windows.
Extended, fully renovated 2-bed terrace, 86 m², with new kitchen, windows and heating, re-insulated attic, off-street parking and a south-facing garden.
4 Howth Terrace, Howth, Dublin 13 (D13 E433) sold for €650,000 on 13 June 2024, according to the Property Price Register.
1 home on Howth Terrace sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €650,000.