85 Howth Road, Dublin 3, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 YP70
54 homes sold nearby. See what they went for — and what to bid on this one.
€875,000 · 4 Bed · 3 Bath · 138m² · Terrace
Market Position
At the Upper End of Local Sales
At €875,000, this home is priced above what similar properties sold for — buyers at this level tend to overpay without a defined ceiling.
54 closed sales nearby · 11mo recency · High confidence · Property Price Register
Sources: PPR, SEAI, OPW, planning records.
How this is calculated
We search the Property Price Register for closed sales near this property — matching by location, beds, property type, and where available, floor area (±20%). This gives us a set of genuinely comparable transactions.
Each sale is then time-adjusted to today using local price trends, so a sale from 18 months ago is inflated (or deflated) to reflect current market conditions. Where floor area is known, sales are also size-adjusted — a 90m² sale is normalised to what it would have sold for at this property's size. This means the figures you see aren't raw prices — they're what those same homes would likely sell for today, at this size.
Your bid strategy (opening offer, sealed bid range, walk-away ceiling) is then derived from the statistical distribution of these adjusted sales — with conservative safety margins applied when data is thin or dated.
Every figure comes from actual government-recorded sale prices. No asking prices, no agent estimates, no automated valuations.
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Ceiling
Do not exceed
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Overbidding by 5% could cost €43,750 before interest.
Analysing 625,000+ Property Price Register transactions since 2010.
What your report includes
Before You Bid
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Here is what the data says about this property.
Will This Go Over Asking?
above asking
Probability of a sale above asking based on local bidding patterns.
Am I Overpaying?
local sales
Where the asking price sits in the verified local transaction distribution.
Negotiation Leverage Score
How much negotiation leverage you have based on market conditions.
These signals interact — full analysis in report.
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Built from 625,000+ verified Irish property transactions
Based on 54 verified local sales · High confidence
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Price Distribution Analysis
54 verified closed sales within 1.5km · 18 months. Size-adjusted for similar homes (type match, beds ±1, size ±20%).
Asking price is positioned above the median of comparable sales. This places the property outside the core transaction band where most comparable homes closed. Median anchored to size-similar transactions.
This chart shows where the asking price sits versus recent verified closed sales. It does not show your bid strategy.Same baseline as Market Position — size-adjusted.
The chart shows the market. Your report gives the number not to exceed.
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Local Market Momentum
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Radius: 1.5kmTime: 18m12m vs 12mMedian transaction price per m² has decreased 5.9% year-on-year, based on the trailing 18-month transaction window.
Indicates softening pricing conditions. Buyers may hold stronger negotiation position.
Recent closed sales are time-adjusted to current market conditions before calculating transaction bands.
Financial Exposure · 19% Above Median
If purchased at asking, you are paying above where most similar homes sold. A defined ceiling is designed to close this gap.
If purchased at asking
€875,000
Above transaction median
Above Upper Range
Buying at asking would put you well above what similar homes sold for — that's elevated overpayment risk.
Statistical Confidence · High
54
Transactions Analysed
Within 1.5km
11 months
Data Freshness
Most recent sale age
±20%
Price Spread
How much prices vary
High
Confidence Level
Recent sale prices in this area are closely clustered, which means the data is reliable and the bid strategy is well-supported.
High data density supports precise entry positioning.
PPR closed sales · size & time adjusted · no asking prices used
Supporting Evidence · 54 Transactions
Size and time adjustments applied before percentile computation.
| Address | Sold | Date | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 49 Charlemont Lane, Clontarf, Dublin 3, Dublin | 2025-12-04 | 98m² | |
| 9 Cecil Ave, Clontarf, Dublin 3, Dublin 3, Dublin | 2025-02-27 | 87m² |
Transactions within a 1.5km radius and 18-month window.
Methodology
Closed sales time-adjusted to current market · size-weighted where floor area available · no asking prices or agent estimates used.
How adjustments work
- —Older sales inflated to current market level so stale data doesn't skew bands
- —Similar-sized properties weighted more heavily where floor area is known
- —Local price trends factored in when sufficient data exists; no artificial uplift otherwise
- —All figures from registered closed sales only — no asking prices, no agent estimates
Local Market Notes
Property Quality
BER Improvement Potential: A BER C3 rating suggests potential for energy efficiency upgrades, where investing €10,000-€15,000 to reach a B2 rating could improve the property's marketability and potentially increase its value by €20,000-€30,000.
Space Efficiency: With 138.0m² across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, the property offers a good balance of living space and facilities for its size, potentially appealing to families seeking comfortable accommodation.
Value Optimization: Given the €875,000 asking price and a BER C3, focusing on cosmetic upgrades and energy efficiency improvements to achieve a B-rated BER could be a key strategy to optimize its market value and appeal.
Hypothesis: Based on the BER C3, the current annual energy costs are estimated to be €1,400-€1,800, which is higher than the €900-€1,300 for comparable B-rated properties; however, a strategic investment in insulation and heating upgrades could yield a return of up to 150% on the investment through both energy savings and enhanced resale value.
Amenities
Excellent Transport Links: Situated near Howth Road, this property benefits from immediate access to Dublin Bus routes 13, 15, 27, 42, and 43, offering direct and frequent services to Dublin city centre and surrounding areas.
Family & Lifestyle Hub: Within proximity are St. Brigid's National School (500m), Holy Faith Secondary School (700m), and the Clontarf Promenade offering scenic walks and recreational activities, along with a variety of local cafes and restaurants.
Convenient Services: Residents have convenient access to local shopping facilities including a Lidl supermarket (600m) and a Boots pharmacy (700m), with Clontarf Village offering a broader retail and service selection within a 1.5km radius.
Hypothesis: The presence of key arterial routes like Howth Road, combined with the forthcoming DART expansion plans in the wider north Dublin area, suggests a significant upward trajectory in property value driven by enhanced connectivity, positioning this area as a prime location for long-term capital appreciation.
Derived from nearby closed-sale patterns.
Built on verified Irish public data
Property Price Register
625,000+ verified closed sales
SEAI
Building energy ratings & floor area
Office of Public Works
Flood zones, events & study areas
MyPlan.ie
Planning applications nationwide
Common Questions
Bid strategy figures are derived from the Property Price Register — Ireland's official record of closed residential sale prices, verified through stamp duty. Floor area data comes from the SEAI BER register. Flood exposure is cross-referenced against OPW flood extent mapping (CFRAM fluvial + NCFHM coastal) and historical flood events. Planning activity is sourced from the National Planning Application Database via MyPlan.ie — merged Local Authority planning registers from the Department of Housing. No asking prices, no agent estimates, no automated valuations.