9 Daniel Street,
Portobello, Dublin 8
9 Daniel Street last sold for €250,000 on 25 August 2020.
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Recently sold and for-sale homes around 9 Daniel Street, with their size and condition.
Late 1800s one-bedroom cottage of 47 m² in sound order, with traditional details and a converted attic room. BER E1.
Terraced one-bedroom cottage of 36 m² with a modern open-plan interior, mezzanine bedroom and south-facing courtyard. BER F.
Two-bed terraced cottage of 52 m² with open plan living and kitchen, two bathrooms and a small courtyard. Well maintained, BER D1.
One-bed terraced house, 57 m², in good order, with an open-plan ground floor, a mezzanine level, a rear courtyard and BER D1.
One-bed terraced house of 37 m² with open-plan living, a utility area and built-in wardrobes. Well presented, with BER G.
One-bedroom artisan cottage of 40 m², well maintained and repainted, with a remodelled vaulted living room and mezzanine bedroom. BER G.
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1890s one-bed terraced cottage, 27 m², well maintained but vacant for ten years, BER G, needing complete modernisation, with a small rear courtyard.
Second-floor one-bed apartment of 118 m² in a converted 1940s warehouse, with a walnut kitchen, guest room or office, two west-facing balconies and designated parking.
2005-built semi-detached bungalow of about 145 m², three bedrooms, open-plan kitchen and dining room, utility room and three garden areas, in good presentable order.
Terraced cottage of 58 m², extended in 2007 and well maintained, with two bedrooms, a glazed courtyard, a fitted kitchen and a wet room. BER C3.
One-bedroom cottage of about 34 m² with a small yard, vacant for over two years, G energy rating, with planning permission to extend.
What did 9 Daniel Street sell for?
9 Daniel Street, Portobello, Dublin 8 sold for €250,000 on 25 August 2020, according to the Property Price Register.
What have homes on Daniel Street sold for recently?
7 homes on Daniel Street sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €265,000.