70 m² first-floor two-bed apartment with ensuite, B3 rated, with new flooring, refreshed kitchen countertops and updated lighting, in a gated development.
73 Hampton Square,
Dublin 7
73 Hampton Square is for sale at €390,000, listed on 17 August 2026. At about 70 m² that is €5,571 per m² against a Hampton Square median of €5,846.
Sale prices: Property Price Register.
Two-bedroom ground floor apartment in a gated development, well presented
A two-bedroom, two-bathroom ground floor apartment of about 70 m² in a gated development built by Cosgrave. The open-plan living and dining room has an electric stove fireplace and opens onto a patio, with a view over the communal gardens. The kitchen is fitted with units, an oven, hob and washing machine. Both double bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, and the first has a tiled ensuite. The hall has laminate flooring, a hot press and extra storage. The apartment is in good order.
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How big is 73 Hampton Square?
About 70 m² (753 sq ft) with 2 bedrooms.
What have homes on Hampton Square sold for recently?
37 homes on Hampton Square sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €380,000.