26 Mount Eagle Rise last sold for €610,000 on 16 May 2024.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 26 Mount Eagle Rise, with their size and condition.
Detached 261 m² five-bedroom house, upgraded and extended with a vaulted rear family room and converted attic. B3 BER, off-street parking.
Detached 2001 five-bedroom house, 212 m², well presented, with a converted attic room and a south-facing garden; side extension drawings prepared but not built.
Five-bedroom detached red-brick house of 212 m², well maintained and in good order, with an open-plan kitchen and dining room and a south-facing garden.
124 m² four-bedroom semi-detached house in good condition, with an extended sunroom, a 15 m south-facing garden and a detached games room or workshop.
Extended four-bed semi-detached house, 130 m², BER B, well maintained but needing some updating, with a south-facing garden and a garden room.
Three-bed semi-detached house of about 100 m² with a rear extension and recently renovated kitchen, in good order throughout. BER B, off-street parking for two cars.
Stone cottage-style bungalow of 70 m² with original fireplace and quarry tiles, on a site of about 0.10 hectares zoned for residential development, subject to planning permission.
Detached 2009 four-bedroom house of about 210 m², architect-designed with a converted attic, B3 BER, in well-kept condition with a north-west rear garden.
Semi-detached house, about 103 m², with new kitchen, converted attic room and four bedrooms. Interior in good order, with a landscaped south-facing garden and driveway parking.
105 m² three-bedroom duplex with a converted 14 m² attic room, modern fitted kitchen, two ensuite bedrooms and two terraces, in good order.
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom ground floor apartment with its own front door, open-plan living area, fitted kitchen and private patio terrace. BER C3.
26 Mount Eagle Rise, Leopardstown, Dublin 18 (D18 X5Y2) sold for €610,000 on 16 May 2024, according to the Property Price Register.
2 homes on Mount Eagle Rise sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €655,000.