109 Seafield Road,
Clontarf, Dublin 3
109 Seafield Road last sold for €750,000 on 23 August 2021.
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Planning history
Planning applications recorded for this address, from the council's planning register.
- Granted
Planning permission for alterations and extension of the existing dwelling, to include a part two storey and part one storey extension to the rear south facing facade to include living room and kitchen accommodation at ground level and bedroom accommodation at first floor level, extend at first floor level over the existing garage to the side east facing facade to include additional bedroom accommodation, the demolition of the existing rear conservatory and garden shed, together with ancillary landscaping and site works.more…less
Planning permission for alterations and extension of the existing dwelling, to include a part two storey and part one storey extension to the rear south facing facade to include living room and kitchen accommodation at ground level and bedroom accommodation at first floor level, extend at first floor level over the existing garage to the side east facing facade to include additional bedroom accommodation, the demolition of the existing rear conservatory and garden shed, together with ancillary landscaping and site works.
Nearby homes to compare
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 109 Seafield Road, with their size and condition.
Detached 1930s dormer bungalow of 243 m², extended around 1998 and recently upgraded with new flooring, bathrooms, insulation and electrics. Large mature garden.
Five-bedroom Victorian red-brick end-of-terrace house of 266 m², restored over the years, with original character kept and a south/east orientation. BER D2.
Detached red-brick house, 205 m², four bedrooms. Well maintained with large undercroft and south-facing garden. Scope to modernise or extend; BER D2.
Six-bed semi-detached house from 1905 on a large corner site, largely original with period fireplaces, cornicing and tiling retained; BER E1.
Ground floor one-bed apartment of about 32 m² with a double bedroom, separate bathroom and open living and dining area. BER C1.
First floor two-bed apartment of about 55 m² in a small block, with entrance hall, kitchen, combined living and dining area, and a D2 BER.
Detached 168 m² house with four bedrooms, sold with new heating (2022), two renovated bathrooms, new flooring and an electric car charger. BER B3.
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Detached 2003-built house of 262 m² over three floors, with a converted loft, sunroom and landscaped gardens, in good order with a modern kitchen.
Four-bedroom terraced house of 144 m² over three floors, with a rear conservatory, four bathrooms, a west-facing patio garden and rear parking access. BER C.
End-of-terrace house of 138 m² with four double bedrooms, five bathrooms, a side entrance and an open-plan ground floor living and kitchen area. BER C2.
Detached Victorian red-brick house from 1877, 374 m², four ensuite bedrooms, period features throughout and well maintained, with a south-facing rear terrace.
Three-bedroom semi-detached house of about 188 m² over three floors, in good order, with a converted attic room, off-street parking and a south-facing garden.
Two-bed mid-terrace house of 65 m², modernised in 2012 and in good order, with an 8m west-facing paved rear garden. BER B3.
What did 109 Seafield Road sell for?
109 Seafield Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 (D03 W2V6) sold for €750,000 on 23 August 2021, according to the Property Price Register.
What have homes on Seafield Road sold for recently?
4 homes on Seafield Road sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €1,320,000.