House€575,000
Clonsilla

86 homes and apartments for sale in Clonsilla, Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€575,000
Clonsilla
Villa€365,000
Clonsilla
Apartment€320,000
Clonsilla
House€425,000
Clonsilla
House€425,000
Clonsilla
House€440,000
Clonsilla
Apartment€275,000
Clonsilla
Villa€475,000
Clonsilla
Apartment€450,000
Clonsilla
House€599,000
Clonsilla
House€985,000
Clonsilla
House€475,000
Clonsilla
House€525,000
Clonsilla
Apartment€325,000
Clonsilla
Apartment€360,000
Clonsilla
House€465,000
Clonsilla
House€495,000
Clonsilla
House€465,000
Clonsilla
House€350,000
Clonsilla
House€545,000
Clonsilla
House€490,000
Clonsilla
House€420,000
Clonsilla
House€430,000
Clonsilla
House€495,000
Clonsilla
Buyer's guide: Clonsilla
Clonsilla is a west Dublin suburb in Fingal, part of the Dublin 15 postal district, and RealEstateAbroad lists 67 properties there. The median asking price is €450,000, and the market is led by three-bedroom houses.
Figures are asking prices from live listings.
| Measure | Clonsilla |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €450,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €375,000 to €512,500 |
| Price per m² | €4,468 |
| Median size | 102 m² |
| Listings | 67 |
Houses make up 54 listings, apartments nine, land three and a villa one. Bedrooms: nine two-bed, 33 three-bed, 19 four-bed and two larger. The three-bedroom semi-detached is the standard Dublin suburban home.
The interquartile band is narrow, from €375,000 to €512,500, which suggests a consistent mix of estate houses built from the 1990s onward. Browse Irish houses, apartments and cheaper homes.
Clonsilla has its own commuter rail station on the Maynooth line to Dublin city centre, and the canal-side Royal Canal greenway runs through the area. Castleknock, Blanchardstown Shopping Centre and the Phoenix Park are close by, and the M50 is within easy reach. The mix of schools, parks and transport appeals to young families and first-time buyers.
Wider Dublin comparisons: Dublin, the coastal Malahide and the south-side Blackrock. These are other parts of the Dublin market and sit on the opposite side of the city.
Foreigners can buy residential property in Ireland without restriction. Stamp duty is 1% on the first €1 million of a home and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m, solicitors handle conveyancing, and you should allow for a survey, legal fees and Local Property Tax. First-time buyer schemes are aimed at Irish residents, so non-residents generally cannot use them. Mortgage lenders may ask for a larger deposit from non-residents.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is in the Dublin 15 postal district, in west Dublin.
Yes, the Maynooth line stops at Clonsilla station.
1% up to €1 million and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m for residential property. Confirm with a solicitor.
Yes. There is no nationality restriction.