The most expensive Irish homes sold in 2025: From a seaside haven to a record-breaking penthouse

More than 20 home sales of €4 million or more have been recorded so far this year

High-end homes at new Woodlands Grove development in Blackrock from €675,000

One, two and three-bed apartments and one detached mews house at Turkington Rock scheme

New apartments at Ballyroan House in Rathfarnham from €575,000

Fabric of 1850s period home has been extensively upgraded without comprising its integrity

Kinsealy three-and four-bed houses close to coast and airport from €590,000

Seven homes released at Abbey Green scheme a short distance from Malahide and Portmarnock

‘Luxury’ detached five-bed new homes in Delgany from €1.175m

Release of 24 properties at Archers Wood in Co Wicklow will also include three- and four-bed homes with prices starting from €540,000

Cabinteely lands with scope for 118 new homes guiding at €5m

Four acres at landmark Johnstown House in south Dublin are zoned for residential development

Mixed-use landmark Bull Ring building in Liberties for €3.75m

Returns on redeveloped property will be boosted to 7.6% once all retail units are let

Portfolio of creches in Dublin and Greystones on sale for over €7.6m

Six facilities in south Dublin and one in Wicklow let to Park Academy for €646,838

Blackrock mews houses offer plush, high-spec interiors

Limestone in hallways, smoked oak parquet in open-plan areas and marble in bathrooms

Blanchardstown, Dublin 15: retail units and restaurant for €1.8 million

Shops let to Lituanica and Unicare Pharmacy Group produce rent roll of €130,000

Main Street retail unit for sale

€650,000 for shop in Malahide

D15 shops and offices with uplift potential

Bray shops and gym for €1.25m

Investment opportunity produces annual rent roll of €98,400

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