28 Peter Place last sold for €500,000 on 12 October 2022.
Planning applications recorded for this address, from the council's planning register.
Demolition of existing brick and block wall and palisade fence within the curtilage of house, for vehicular access. Provision of hard standing for single car parking space adjacent to end of terrace house, accessible from Peter Place. Construction of 2 metre high fence with access gate enclosing rear of property.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 28 Peter Place, with their size and condition.
Two-bedroom, 111 m² house with converted attic room, new gas boiler in 2023 and B3 BER, well maintained with a low-maintenance rear garden.
Ground-floor one-bedroom apartment of about 37 m², built around 1997, well maintained with wood floors and a modern bathroom.
Ground floor 57 m² two-bedroom apartment with study, private terrace and utility room, in good order with a fitted kitchen and contemporary bathroom. BER C3.
One-bedroom apartment of 42 m², built around 1996, in good order with a fitted kitchen, built-in wardrobes and a balcony over landscaped communal gardens.
70 m² three-bedroom apartment in a modern development, B3 rated, in good order, with a wrap-around balcony and secure underground parking.
Third-floor three-bed apartment of about 70 m² in a gated development, refurbished with a contemporary kitchen, a private balcony and two en-suite bedrooms.
Georgian mid-terrace of 352 m², three storeys over garden level, split into 14 well-maintained self-contained studios, with a south-facing paved rear yard.
Three-bedroom terraced house of about 80 m², refurbished throughout, with a kitchen/dining room opening to the back garden, a modern bathroom and front parking.
70 m² two-bedroom, two-bathroom fourth-floor apartment in good condition, with a balcony, a designated parking space and a B3 BER.
28 Peter Place, Dublin 2 (D02 AW67) sold for €500,000 on 12 October 2022, according to the Property Price Register.
2 homes on Peter Place sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €659,500.