Apartment€400,000
Drumcondra

118 homes and apartments for sale in Drumcondra, Ireland.
24 properties shown
Apartment€400,000
Drumcondra
House€545,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€385,000
Drumcondra
Villa€550,000
Drumcondra
Penthouse€765,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€475,000
Drumcondra
House€745,000
Drumcondra
House€595,000
Drumcondra
House€625,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€345,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€280,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€325,000
Drumcondra
House€375,000
Drumcondra
House€1,600,000
Drumcondra
House€495,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€395,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€345,000
Drumcondra
House€900,000
Drumcondra
House€695,000
Drumcondra
House€675,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€350,000
Drumcondra
House€1,295,000
Drumcondra
Apartment€295,000
Drumcondra
House€595,000
Drumcondra
Buyer's guide: Drumcondra
Property for sale in Drumcondra means period terraces and apartments just north of Dublin city centre: 82 listings on RealEstateAbroad, a median asking price of €545,000 and about €6,050 per m². Houses make up 55 of the listings.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per m² uses 74 listings.
| Measure | Drumcondra |
|---|---|
| Listings | 82 |
| Median asking price | €545,000 |
| Middle half | €395,000 to €675,000 |
| Price per m² | €6,050 |
| Median size | 90 m² |
The sample has 55 houses and 23 apartments, with single examples of land, commercial, penthouse and villa. Three-bedroom homes lead (29), then 28 two-bedroom, 17 four-bedroom and 6 one-bedroom. Red-brick Victorian and Edwardian terraces are typical, and many have been extended. Check the Building Energy Rating (BER), which affects running costs. See Ireland's house and apartment pages. Because the middle half runs from €395,000 to €675,000, extension potential and BER rating often decide between similar houses. Many terraces have rear access lanes, small gardens and attic conversions; ask whether works had planning permission and, where required, a completion certificate.
Drumcondra sits on the Tolka river, with Croke Park, Dublin City University, the Botanic Gardens and Glasnevin Cemetery close by. Buses run into the city centre and the airport is a short drive. Families, academics and professionals are the core buyers; investors target student and young-professional rentals, subject to rent-control rules in Dublin.
Foreigners can buy freely. Offers are made through an auctioneer; once accepted, a solicitor handles contracts, title and a deposit, usually 10%. Stamp duty is 1% on homes up to €1 million and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m, plus legal fees. Rented properties fall under the Residential Tenancies Board rules. Read our Ireland buying guide and Ireland financing guide.
North Dublin: Glasnevin, Finglas, and the city itself, Dublin. South-side markets include Rathgar, Donnybrook and Sandymount, each a separate market. See the Ireland overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, it is a short bus or cycle ride away.
Terraced and semi-detached houses, with some apartments.
1% up to €1 million and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m, which is low in European terms.
Yes, with no general restrictions. Use an Irish solicitor.