89 Botanic Road last sold for €870,000 on 28 October 2025 — 25.2% above its €695,000 asking price, 256 days after it was listed. It is a terraced house of about 162 m².
Sale prices: Property Price Register.
When it was sold, this red-brick terraced house of about 162 m² was divided into five self-contained units. Three units were reached from the entrance hall, a fourth sat on the stairs return, and a fifth took the first and second floors. Original features remained throughout. The layout could be converted back to a four-bedroom family home. The rear garden was laid in lawn, with a garage of about 30 m² providing off-street parking for at least two vehicles. The BER was G.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 89 Botanic Road, with their size and condition.
Victorian red-brick terrace, 4 beds, about 150 m². Well presented with original fireplaces and coving kept, west-facing rear garden. BER F.
Extended Edwardian red-brick terrace, 180 m² with six bedrooms, original period features kept, needing modernisation, with a west-facing rear garden and garage.
165 m² Victorian four-bed house, fully modernised in 2021 with original period features kept, a landscaped rear garden and private parking.
Red-brick terraced house from the 1900s, 116 m², three bedrooms, with rear garage and south-facing garden. Needs complete modernisation, BER G.
Pre-1963 house of about 151 m², split into five self-contained flats, with a rear workshop and gated rear access. Sold with vacant possession.
End-of-terrace four-bed house of 160 m², refurbished and extended front to back over two floors, with original features kept, a modern kitchen and a garage.
Two-bedroom terraced period house, 73 m², with open-plan ground floor, two bathrooms and a south-facing rear garden. BER F.
Two-bed mid-terrace house of 68 m², decorated in neutral tones with a contemporary kitchen and two bathrooms. Double glazed with gas heating, BER D1, designated parking.
Four-bedroom terraced red-brick house, 116 m², with original fireplaces and coving and a rear-extended kitchen. Period features retained; no modernisation works stated.
Two-bed red-brick terraced house, 74 m², with a small extended kitchen and uPVC double glazing. No central heating, needs some modernisation. BER G.
Edwardian two-bed house of 67 m², built around 1905, extended to the rear with a fitted kitchen. Well maintained, with original doors and coving kept.
1905 red-brick mid-terrace, 2 bed, 48 m², in good order with gas heating and double glazing; south-facing garden with laneway access.
Early 1900s red-brick terraced house of 125 m², extended to the rear with a converted attic bedroom and open-plan kitchen and dining room. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, BER C.
89 Botanic Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 (D09 H6V4) sold for €870,000 on 28 October 2025, according to the Property Price Register. It had been listed at €695,000 in February 2025.
About 162 m² (1,744 sq ft).
16 homes on Botanic Road sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €762,500.