Apartment€350,000
Santry
3 bd 2 ba 85 m²
Santry, Dublin 9: Houses and Apartments on the North Side
73 homes and apartments for sale in Santry, Ireland.
Properties for sale in Santry
24 properties shown
Apartment
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 75 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 66 m²
Apartment€375,000
Santry
3 bd 3 ba 92 m²
Apartment€390,000
Santry
3 bd 2 ba 85 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 70 m²
Land plot€260,000
Santry
1 bd 1 ba 43 m²
Apartment€375,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 68 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 74 m²
Apartment€435,000
Santry
3 bd 2 ba 99 m²
House€450,000
Santry
3 bd 1 ba 82 m²
Apartment€249,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 62 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 1 ba 71 m²
Apartment€395,000
Santry
3 bd 2 ba 95 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 60 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 70 m²
House€445,000
Santry
4 bd 2 ba 108 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 70 m²
Apartment€325,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 69 m²
Apartment€275,000
Santry
1 bd 1 ba 44 m²
Apartment€345,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 76 m²
Apartment€345,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 72 m²
Apartment€315,000
Santry
2 bd 2 ba 73 m²
Apartment€375,000
Santry
3 bd 2 ba 80 m²
Buyer's guide: Santry
If you want property for sale in Santry, you will find a market split almost evenly between houses and apartments: 26 houses and 25 apartments among 52 current listings on RealEstateAbroad, at a median asking price of €412,500. Santry is a north Dublin suburb, mostly in the Dublin 9 postal district, close to the airport and the M1 and Port Tunnel routes.
Santry prices and sizes
These are asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings. Dublin homes often move quickly and can sell above asking, so use the table as a starting point.
At €4,676 per m², Santry costs more per square metre than most of Ireland's regional towns, but the median home is compact at 84 m². That small median size comes from the apartment half of the market, which pulls the average down. Half of all listings fall between €325,000 and €476,250.
| Indicator | Santry (current listings) |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 52 |
| Median asking price | €412,500 |
| Typical range (p25 to p75) | €325,000 to €476,250 |
| Median price per m² | €4,676 |
| Median size | 84 m² |
Apartments or houses?
Santry is one of the more balanced markets you will find on the site. Houses account for 26 listings, apartments for 25, and there is one land listing.
The three-bedroom home is the most common size (27 listings), followed by two-bedroom (17), four-bedroom (5) and one-bedroom (3). Two-bedroom apartments suit first-time buyers and investors, while three-bedroom semi-detached houses suit families who work in the city or at the airport.
| Bedrooms | Listings |
|---|---|
| 1 | 3 |
| 2 | 17 |
| 3 | 27 |
| 4 | 5 |
Santry's listings are split almost half and half between houses and apartments, which is unusual for a Dublin suburb and gives buyers both routes in.
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What Santry is like
Santry lies roughly 7 km north of Dublin city centre. It is known for Santry Demesne, a large public park, the Morton Stadium athletics venue, and the Omni Park shopping centre. Dublin Airport is a short drive north, which makes the area popular with aviation workers and frequent flyers. Beaumont Hospital and Dublin City University are in the surrounding north-side area.
The road links are strong, with the Port Tunnel and the M1 close by, and several Dublin Bus routes pass through. Check the specific address for the walk to the bus corridor or the nearest rail or Luas link, because access varies noticeably within Dublin 9 and the adjacent districts.
Buyers here are mostly owner-occupiers who work in the city, at the airport, or in the hospitals and university. Investors also buy for steady rental demand. If you are buying an apartment, ask about the management company's service charges and sinking fund, and check whether the building is affected by any past defects.
Buying tips for non-residents in Dublin
Ireland has no general bar on foreign buyers. Practical steps:
- Appoint a solicitor before you bid. They handle title, contracts and stamp duty.
- Prepare to bid. Properties are often priced to attract competing offers. Have your finance ready.
- Check the BER (energy rating) and, for apartments, the management company accounts.
- Know the stamp duty. The residential rate is 1% up to €1 million, so at the Santry median it is about €4,125. It rises to 2% between €1 million and €1.5 million and 6% above.
- Plan for annual costs. Local Property Tax is payable each year, and investors will also owe income tax on rent.
See our Ireland buying guide for foreigners, the mortgage guide for Ireland and the Ireland market analysis.
Dublin and nearby areas to compare
Dublin is the obvious comparison, and Santry is part of its northern suburbs, only a few kilometres from the centre. Malahide is a coastal commuter town on the north-east of the county, roughly 10 km away, with a very different, more affluent feel.
Blackrock is on the south side of Dublin Bay and about 15 km away across the city, so treat it as a separate market rather than a neighbour.
For wider choice, browse apartments in Ireland, houses in Ireland or the full Ireland property page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Santry: FAQ
How much is a property in Santry?
The median asking price in current RealEstateAbroad listings is €412,500, with the middle half between €325,000 and €476,250. The price per m² is about €4,676. Dublin sale prices can be above asking, so check recent comparable sales.
Is Santry in Dublin 9?
Santry is mostly in the Dublin 9 postal district on the north side of the city. Some addresses on its edges fall under neighbouring districts, so confirm the Eircode and postcode of any specific listing.
Is Santry good for commuting to the airport?
It is a short drive to Dublin Airport and has quick access to the M1 and Port Tunnel. Bus services also run through the area. Journey times vary with traffic.
Should I buy a house or an apartment in Santry?
The market is evenly split: 26 houses and 25 apartments. Apartments are cheaper and suit investors or first-time buyers, while houses offer more space. Always review service charges for apartments.
Do non-residents pay extra stamp duty in Ireland?
No surcharge applies to non-residents on residential purchases. Stamp duty is 1% up to €1 million, 2% from €1 million to €1.5 million and 6% above that. A higher 15% rate applies to buying ten or more houses in 12 months.
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