Three-bedroom terraced house in well-kept condition with a modern kitchen and higher ceilings. Pyrite is present, so cash buyers only.
Kuranda, Skerries Road,
Co. Dublin
Kuranda, Skerries Road last sold for €500,000 on 23 July 2024.
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Planning history
Planning applications recorded for this address, from the council's planning register.
- Granted
Permission to build a single-storey family flat by converting and exte…
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What did Kuranda, Skerries Road sell for?
Kuranda, Skerries Road, Co. Dublin (K56 NW40) sold for €500,000 on 23 July 2024, according to the Property Price Register.
What have homes on Skerries Road sold for recently?
1 home on Skerries Road sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €500,000.