Market analysis by the Dublin Property Research Desk. Data refreshed 2026-10-04 from public listing and Property Price Register sources. Figures should be verified independently before any purchase decision.
At a glance
| Address | 3 Bedroom Apartment 24 Kilbride Lodge Castleknock Village |
| Eircode | n/a |
| Report date | 2026-10-04 |
| Asking price | €259,000 |
| PPR median (comparable sales) | €393,498 |
| Asking vs PPR median | -34.2% |
| Est. stamp duty | €2,590 |
| HTB eligible | No / not confirmed |
What the numbers say
The asking price of €259,000 sits 34.2% below the PPR median of €393,498 for comparable properties in the area — a gap worth investigating, since confirmed sales nearby suggest the market has recently transacted closer to the median.
Comparable sales evidence
Count: 1, Median: €393,498, Avg: €393,498, Range: €393,498-€393,498
Regulatory context
- POA | 3-Bedroom Apartment, 24 Kilbride Lodge, Castleknock Village, Dublin 15 – Sherry FitzGerald New Homes – 4666577 – MyHome.ie Residential
- 3-Bedroom Apartment, 24 Kilbride Lodge, Castleknock Village, Dublin 15
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- POA
- 3 bedroom apartment for sale in 3-Bedroom Apartment, 24 Kilbride Lodge, Castleknock Village, Dublin 15, Ireland
- No.24 is a stunning 3-bedroom 3rd floor apartment with outstanding viewings over Castleknock Village.
- This beautifully appointed apartment boasts a large kitchen / living areas, 3 large bedrooms and a larger balcony.
- To view the floorplans of No.24 please visit
- Kilbride Lodge is a boutiq…
- Apartment for Sale in Castleknock | 3-Bedroom Apartment, 24 Kilbride Lodge | Sherry FitzGerald
- To view the floorplans of No.24 please visit www.kilbridelodge.ie
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Stamp duty on a €259,000 purchase is estimated at €2,590. The Help to Buy scheme applies to new-build purchases only; no HTB eligibility signal was detected for this listing — confirm status with the vendor.
Location & planning due diligence
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Methodology & disclaimer
This report is generated automatically from public sources: live listings (Daft.ie, MyHome.ie, auction portals), the Property Price Register (PPR) for confirmed sales, and regulatory sources. Prices are extracted programmatically and may miss fees or guide-price adjustments. This is research, not financial or legal advice — always instruct a conveyancing solicitor and verify BER, title, and planning history before bidding.
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