13 St Brigids Road Upper,
Drumcondra, Dublin 9
13 St Brigids Road Upper last sold for €740,000 on 25 July 2024.
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130 m² Victorian terraced house, three bedrooms, extensively refurbished with original fireplaces retained, modern rear kitchen/dining room, utility room and a 25m west-facing garden.
Victorian red-brick terraced house of 121 m², built around 1850 with a double-height rear extension. Largely original, with a dated kitchen and a G BER.
Victorian red-brick 2-bed house of 95 m² with original period features throughout, a kitchen needing modernisation, and a garage via rear lane.
End-of-terrace red-brick house of 102 m², two bedrooms, with a refurbished kitchen and dining area, an insulated ground floor extension and a new wood-burning stove.
Mid-1800s four-bed mid-terrace house of about 140 m², BER F, needing modernisation. Low-maintenance rear yard with lane access; on-street disc parking.
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1907 Edwardian red-brick house, 3 bed, 96 m². Original features kept; kitchen updated 2010, rewired with new boiler 2019, drylined, upstairs sash windows restored. Rear lane access.
1800s end-of-terrace house, 109 m², three bedrooms, well kept with most original features retained, south-west rear garden with off-street parking.
Victorian red-brick house of 103 m² with three bedrooms, original period features kept in good order, and a kitchen and dining room needing cosmetic updating.
Three-bedroom penthouse of about 106 m² with two bathrooms and two balconies, in good order when sold, with two designated parking spaces in a gated development.
What did 13 St Brigids Road Upper sell for?
13 St Brigids Road Upper, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 (D09 P5V6) sold for €740,000 on 25 July 2024, according to the Property Price Register.
What have homes on St Brigids Road Upper sold for recently?
3 homes on St Brigids Road Upper sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €773,500.