House€950,000
Rathfarnham

163 homes and apartments for sale in Rathfarnham, Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€950,000
Rathfarnham
House€895,000
Rathfarnham
House€1,950,000
Rathfarnham
House€1,275,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€445,000
Rathfarnham
House€545,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€650,000
Rathfarnham
House€950,000
Rathfarnham
House€995,000
Rathfarnham
House€750,000
Rathfarnham
Villa€335,000
Rathfarnham
House€775,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€450,000
Rathfarnham
House€750,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€525,000
Rathfarnham
House€775,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€375,000
Rathfarnham
House€595,000
Rathfarnham
House€875,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€440,000
Rathfarnham
Apartment€395,000
Rathfarnham
House€325,000
Rathfarnham
House€550,000
Rathfarnham
House€815,000
Rathfarnham
Buyer's guide: Rathfarnham
Rathfarnham is a leafy south Dublin suburb, and property for sale in Rathfarnham is mostly semi-detached and detached family houses. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €750,000 across 105 properties. Here is how that breaks down and what overseas buyers should consider.
The data comes from current listings on RealEstateAbroad and shows asking prices. Irish properties often sell above asking, so treat these as an opening point.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 105 |
| Median asking price | €750,000 |
| Price range (p25 - p75) | €550,000 - €950,000 |
| Median price per m² | €6,047 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
Houses make up 90 of the 105 listings, with 14 apartments and 1 plot. See houses in Ireland and apartments in Ireland for comparison. Four-bedroom homes are the largest group (43), followed by three-bedroom (33), two-bedroom (18), five-plus (7) and one-bedroom (2).
The four-bed lead suggests plenty of traditional family houses, and the relatively narrow price band (€550,000 to €950,000 for the middle half) shows how uniform the stock is.
Rathfarnham sits at the foot of the Dublin Mountains, with Marlay Park, Rathfarnham Castle and the River Dodder giving it a green, village feel. Dublin Bus services run to the city centre, and the Luas green line is accessible at nearby Dundrum and Balally. Shopping at Dundrum Town Centre is a short drive away.
Buyers are mostly families who want schools, space and a south-side address, plus downsizers. It falls partly into the Dublin 14 and 16 postcodes, which are sought after for their schools.
There are no restrictions on non-residents buying Irish property. The process runs through a solicitor, with contracts exchanged after the sale is agreed. Stamp duty is 1% of the price up to €1 million and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m. Annual Local Property Tax is based on valuation bands. Irish banks lend to non-residents rarely, so many buyers use cash or lending from another country.
Our Ireland buying guide, mortgage page and market analysis go further. Use the mortgage calculator to plan.
Neighbouring suburbs include Terenure, Rathgar and Dundrum. Donnybrook and Sandymount are on the other side of the city, closer to the bay, and Dublin itself is the benchmark market. Browse all Irish property.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €750,000 across 105 listings, with half of listings between €550,000 and €950,000.
In Dublin's competitive market, this is common, particularly for family houses. Check recent sold prices before you bid.
It is difficult. Irish lenders focus on residents with local income, so non-residents often use cash or arrange finance abroad.
1% on the first €1 million and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m. New homes may have VAT in the price instead, so confirm with your solicitor.
Yes, by bus and by nearby Luas stops, with the M50 motorway close by for road access.