House€1,100,000
Terenure
4 bd 2 ba 144 m²
Terenure Real Estate: Family Houses on Dublin's Southside
78 homes and apartments for sale in Terenure, Ireland.
Properties for sale in Terenure
24 properties shown
House
Apartment€495,000
Terenure
2 bd 1 ba 64 m²
House€595,000
Terenure
4 bd 1 ba 126 m²
Apartment€495,000
Terenure
2 bd 2 ba 74 m²
House€650,000
Terenure
3 bd 2 ba 78 m²
Apartment€560,000
Terenure
3 bd 2 ba 89 m²
House€850,000
Terenure
5 bd 3 ba 196 m²
House€1,050,000
Terenure
3 bd 4 ba 155 m²
House€240,000
Terenure
2 bd 2 ba 125 m²
House€2,395,000
Terenure
5 bd 3 ba 351 m²
House€995,000
Terenure
4 bd 3 ba 135 m²
House€995,000
Terenure
4 bd 3 ba 152 m²
Apartment€450,000
Terenure
2 bd 2 ba 73 m²
Penthouse€595,000
Terenure
2 bd 2 ba 79 m²
House€595,000
Terenure
3 bd 2 ba 123 m²
Apartment€895,000
Terenure
3 bd 2 ba 98 m²
House€825,000
Terenure
4 bd 3 ba 119 m²
House€695,000
Terenure
4 bd 2 ba 132 m²
House€795,000
Terenure
3 bd 2 ba 120 m²
Apartment€495,000
Terenure
2 bd 1 ba 75 m²
House€995,000
Terenure
5 bd 3 ba 176 m²
House€1,475,000
Terenure
5 bd 3 ba 160 m²
House€995,000
Terenure
4 bd 3 ba 165 m²
House€625,000
Terenure
3 bd 1 ba 78 m²
Buyer's guide: Terenure
Terenure is a southside Dublin suburb of large red-brick houses, and the 55 listings on RealEstateAbroad carry a median asking price of €895,000. Houses outnumber apartments by almost seven to one, so this is a market for buyers wanting space rather than city-centre flats. Below is the data and some local context.
Terenure by the numbers
Figures are asking prices from current listings, shown as a guide. Terenure has a high ceiling: the top quartile begins at about €1.1m.
| Metric | Terenure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 55 |
| Median asking price | €895,000 |
| Interquartile range | €625,000 to €1,100,000 |
| Median per m² | €6,732 |
| Median size | 129 m² |
Houses with room to grow
Of the listings, 48 are houses and 7 apartments. Three-bed (20), four-bed (16) and five-plus bed (9) homes dominate, with 8 two-beds and a single one-bed. A median of 129 m² confirms larger family homes, often with gardens and scope to extend subject to planning.
Browse the national set of houses for sale in Ireland to see how Terenure's size and price compare.
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Area character and amenities
Terenure village has a long-established parade of shops and cafés, and Bushy Park is a major green space. The area is well served by buses on routes into the city and by several well-regarded schools and sports clubs. It is known for its Victorian and Edwardian houses, with newer infill and estates around the edges.
Typical buyers are families moving up from smaller southside homes and overseas buyers who want a city address with a garden. Older houses may need rewiring, damp-proofing or a heating upgrade, so budget for a thorough survey.
Overseas buyer notes
No special permit is needed for non-residents in Ireland. At Terenure prices stamp duty is meaningful: 1% to €1m and 2% on the next €500,000 (6% above €1.5m), in addition to legal fees and registration (approximate; verify locally). Remember local property tax is paid annually by the owner.
The Ireland buying guide and mortgages for foreigners in Ireland cover the steps; use the valuation tool for a sense-check.
Compare nearby suburbs
Rathgar and Rathfarnham are the immediate neighbours, Dundrum is the Luas-served hub, and Donnybrook and Sandymount are closer to the bay. The Dublin page and the Ireland overview give the wider market.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Terenure: FAQ
Is Terenure a good place to live?
It is a settled family suburb with parks, shops, schools and bus links. It does not have a rail or Luas station in the village itself.
How much do four-bedroom houses cost in Terenure?
We do not isolate that segment, but with a median of €895,000 and 16 four-bed listings, expect most to sit toward the middle to upper end of the range.
Are there apartments in Terenure?
Only 7 of the 55 listings are apartments, so supply is thin. Buyers wanting flats may do better in Dundrum or Rathmines.
Do prices compare with Dundrum?
Dundrum's median asking price is €710,000 on our listings, so Terenure is higher. Houses in Terenure also tend to be larger.
What is the biggest risk when buying an older Terenure house?
Hidden refurbishment costs. Commission a structural survey and check the BER rating, wiring and damp before you bid.
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