2 Kill Lane last sold for €724,000 on 17 April 2023.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 2 Kill Lane, with their size and condition.
Detached five-bed Art Deco house of 283 m², fully refurbished in 2019/2020, with a new kitchen, ensuite bedrooms and terrazzo and chevron flooring.
Semi-detached four-bed house of 170 m², extensively refurbished and extended, with a modern fitted kitchen and utility, off-street parking and a long south-west garden.
64 m² two-bedroom semi-detached house, BER D2, sold as a project with room to extend into a south-west rear garden and side garden. Off-street parking.
Detached 94 m² three-bedroom house in well-kept, fresh condition, with open-plan kitchen/breakfast room, en-suite, off-street parking and a north-west-facing rear garden.
Detached four-bedroom house, 155 m², BER E2, with a large private rear garden. Interior is bright but suited to updating; potential to extend, subject to planning.
Newly built 121 m² terraced house, A2 BER, 3 beds and 3 baths, with a modern kitchen, west-facing walled garden and a conversion-ready attic.
Site with full planning permission for a new 143 m² detached three-bed bungalow, on the rear garden of an existing house, with two parking spaces planned.
Detached four-bed house, 148 m², well maintained with BER F. Garage, off-street parking and a long mature rear garden with scope to extend, subject to planning.
Semi-detached 154 m² house with a rear extension and open-plan living space, in well-kept order, with a gallery landing and a multi-fuel stove.
1930s semi-detached house of 159 m², four bedrooms, renovated with a modern kitchen and upgraded bathrooms, period details kept, 37m south-west rear garden.
Detached four-bedroom house of 148 m² with a large private garden and off-street parking, offering scope for modernisation and a rear extension subject to planning.
2 Kill Lane, Foxrock, Dublin 18 (D18 X9K7) sold for €724,000 on 17 April 2023, according to the Property Price Register.
7 homes on Kill Lane sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €900,000.