43 Seacourt last sold for €895,000 on 10 September 2021.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 43 Seacourt, with their size and condition.
Detached four-bed house of 158 m² in a neo-Georgian style, in very good order, with a marble fireplace, home office, utility room and off-street parking.
Four-bed semi-detached house of 154 m² in a gated development, well presented, with a high-end kitchen, family room, south-facing garden and off-street parking. BER B2.
Extended three-bedroom semi-detached house, 133 m², with open plan kitchen/dining/family room, garage, large gardens and off-street parking for four cars.
Second-floor two-bed apartment of about 60 m², in good order, with a custom-made kitchen, south-facing living room and communal parking by the entrance.
Detached 1979 four-bedroom house of 132 m² with BER D2, well maintained, not extended, with a driveway and a south-facing rear garden.
Detached Georgian-style four-bed of 138 m², well maintained but ready for modernisation, with a floored attic and a south-facing rear garden of about 17 m.
Semi-detached period house, 130 m², 3 bed, original features retained, needs some modernisation. Garage, drive-in and a 40m west-facing garden.
Detached four-bedroom house of about 155 m², well maintained, with a sun room, east-facing rear garden, car port and off-street parking.
Detached 151 m² four-bed house with conservatory and west-facing rear garden, needing updating in places, BER F, with scope to reconfigure or extend.
Detached four-bedroom house of 138 m² with a conservatory, off-street parking and a 10m north-facing rear garden. Well laid out, with a fitted kitchen and breakfast room.
Five-bedroom 1930s semi-detached house, 133 m², with attached garage and long south-facing garden. Original period features retained and well kept; previous permission to extend.
43 Seacourt, Clontarf, Dublin 3 (D03 CR70) sold for €895,000 on 10 September 2021, according to the Property Price Register.
6 homes on Seacourt sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €982,000.