Where €1,065,000 ranks among market-price sales in 2014. Each strip shows how many homes sold in each €50,000 band; the marker is this sale. It describes the price, not the home’s value.
The last market price, moved by the Dublin 14 repeat-sales index from 2014 to 2025. The range is indicative, based on past sales, and not yet checked against how homes went on to resell. This is not a valuation: it knows nothing about the home’s condition, size or any work done since it last sold.
7 Annsbrook, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14, Co. Dublin
This record has no Eircode, so Google places it by the address, which may be approximate. Map by Google. You can change your choice in .
Market-price sales of the same kind of home within 12 months, priced between half and double this one: the same street first, then the same town or district, then the same Eircode area, then the closest price. This is a guide from the register, not a valuation.
Source: Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA). The register is a record of declared sale prices, not a price index or a valuation, and may contain errors. Some prices are not full market price, and new-home prices may exclude VAT. About the official register ↗