21 Ashfield Avenue last sold for €515,000 on 25 January 2023. It has 2 recorded sales since 2010.
Recently sold and for-sale homes around 21 Ashfield Avenue, with their size and condition.
2017-built terraced house of 110 m² with three bedrooms, A3 energy rating and air source heat pump. Contemporary kitchen, driveway for two cars, in as-built modern condition.
Upgraded 142 m² semi-detached house with converted attic, modern open plan kitchen, three bathrooms and an A3 BER; off-street parking for two cars.
2018-built semi-detached house, 116 m², three bedrooms, A2 rated with heat pump and a modern fitted kitchen. Large front and side gardens.
Four-bed semi-detached house built in 2016, about 131 m², A2 BER, in good order, with open-plan kitchen and living area and a south-facing garden.
Semi-detached house of about 117 m², bought new in 2019. Well presented, A2 BER with air source heat pump, modern kitchen with island, three double bedrooms and EV charger.
Terraced three-bed house of 103 m², built 2014 with A BER, heat pump and solar PV, in good order with new carpets fitted in 2025.
Semi-detached three-bedroom house of 108 m², well maintained, with upgraded bathrooms, an open plan rear kitchen and living space, and a storage attic.
Four-bed semi-detached corner house of 113 m², recently refurbished and well kept, with gas heating, double glazing, a west-facing garden and an unconverted attic.
Semi-detached house built in 2018 with converted attic and en suite, A3 BER, air source heat pump and modern kitchen. About 144 m², three bedrooms.
Two-bed mid-terrace townhouse, BER C2, in well-presented order with a modern kitchen, gas central heating and a paved rear garden with shed.
71 m² two-bed terraced house, tidily kept, with a kitchen upgraded in 2019, gas heating with smart controls, double glazing and driveway parking for two cars. BER C1.
21 Ashfield Avenue, Co. Dublin (K67 F6A0) sold for €515,000 on 25 January 2023, according to the Property Price Register.
9 homes on Ashfield Avenue sold on the open market between January 2023 and September 2026, at a median of €545,000.