Discover Affordable Homes Below €500,000 in Dublin 6

Dublin 6 has officially become Ireland’s most expensive Eircode, with the median home price soaring to nearly €800,000. Despite this steep increase, there are still opportunities for homebuyers, with three properties currently listed for under €500,000, according to a recent housing market report by the Irish home valuation firm Geowox.

The report highlights a nationwide rise in home prices, showing an increase of 8.5 percent year over year. The median price for a home sold in Ireland during the third quarter of 2025 reached €385,000, marking a €30,000 increase compared to the same period last year. Among the top 25 urban centers, Dublin City stands out with a median price of €568,000, while Longford remains the most affordable at €240,000.

Dublin 6, known for its blend of urban amenities and suburban charm, offers attractions such as Bushy Park and the Stella Cinema, as well as a vibrant culinary scene featuring a mix of traditional Irish pubs and award-winning restaurants. The area has become increasingly desirable, yet potential homeowners can explore more budget-friendly options.

Among the three homes currently on the market for less than €500,000 is a well-maintained two-bedroom mid-terrace home located on a quiet residential street. This property, built in the early 1900s, combines period character with modern comfort. Spanning approximately 60 m² (645 ft²), it features a sunlit living room, a spacious kitchen with access to a private courtyard, and two well-proportioned bedrooms. Its proximity to the bustling villages of Ranelagh and Rathmines, combined with excellent transport links, makes this home particularly appealing. Priced at €495,000, it is listed with Russell Estate Agents.

Another option is the charming two-bedroom cottage at 13 Emmet Street, which is nestled near the Grand Canal and Harold’s Cross Bridge. Recently upgraded by its owners, this property is in walk-in condition and spans approximately 50 m² (545 ft²). The open-plan living/dining area is brightened by a vaulted ceiling and skylights, while a well-fitted kitchen and comfortable outdoor courtyard enhance its appeal. Located close to Rathmines Village and the City Centre, this home is conveniently situated for young buyers seeking a lively community. It is currently on the market for €485,000 through DNG.

Lastly, No. 124 Terenure Road North offers a blank canvas for buyers looking to create their ideal home. This property, located in Terenure Village, features approximately 62 m² of living space, including a kitchen/dining area and two generous double bedrooms. With potential eligibility for the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant, it presents an attractive investment opportunity. Priced at €485,000, it is listed with Ray Cooke Auctioneers.

Dublin 6 remains a sought-after area despite rising prices, and these properties offer a glimpse into the possibilities available for homebuyers willing to explore their options. Interested buyers can find more information about these listings on Daft.ie.