Clontarf Co. Dublin

Addris scores Clontarf 84 out of 100 for a home buyer — strong. 84 homes sold here in the last 12 months at a median of €867,500 — +23.9% on the year before, 131% above the Ireland median for 2026. Every figure below comes from the Property Price Register and public planning, transport, school and amenity records — data to 2026-09-13.

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Is Clontarf a good place to live? The Addris Score

84 / 100
Strong
for a home buyer · 86 for an investor
Confidence: High

The Addris Score weighs price momentum, transport, schools and services, planning activity and flood risk for Clontarf, tuned to how you will live there. The same method scores every area in Ireland, so places compare honestly.

  • Connectivity88
  • Convenience84
  • Family and schools81
  • Risk and resilience77
  • Market strength87
  • Future and planning100
  • Good signs of regeneration and future investment
  • Well connected with good public transport links

House prices in Clontarf

Median, 12 months
€867,500
84 sales
Change on previous 12 months
+23.9%
from €700,000
Median, 3 years
€760,000
278 sales
Median, 5 years
€715,000
475 sales
On the register
1,254
since 2010

Schools, transport and what's nearby

Getting around

  • 34 bus, rail and Luas stops
  • 9,580 departures a week
  • 1 EV charging points

Schools, health and everyday services

  • 5 Primary schools
  • 1 Secondary schools
  • 5 Childcare
  • 9 GPs
  • 1 Supermarkets
  • 3 Parks
  • 1 Swimming pools

Price history

YearSalesMedianvs previous yearIreland median
2021102€594,857€262,000
202295€709,251+19.2%€290,000
202389€635,000-10.5%€310,000
2024100€742,500+16.9%€335,000
2025102€752,500+1.3%€361,233
2026 (to date)54€840,000+11.6%€375,000

Most recent sales in Clontarf

Most recent sales in Clontarf, Co. Dublin
AddressPriceSold
16 KINCORA COURT, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3€830,00018 August 2026
37 CLONTARF PARK, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3€680,00017 August 2026
50 SEACOURT, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3€1,080,00015 July 2026
115 SEAPARK, MOUNT PROSPECT AVE, CLONTARF DUBLIN 3€585,00015 July 2026
17 VERNON GROVE, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3€1,140,00029 June 2026
THE RECTORY, 15 SEAFIELD ROAD WEST, CLONTARF€1,350,00025 June 2026
APARTMENT 31 DANESFORT, CASTLE AVENUE, CLONTARF€533,00011 June 2026
APT 40, BELGROVE PARK, MOUNT PROSPECT AVE DUBLIN 3€515,0003 June 2026
14 BLACKHEATH COURT, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3€640,0007 May 2026
174 KINCORA RD, CLONTARF, DUBLIN 3€815,0006 May 2026

Addresses and prices exactly as published in the Property Price Register. See every sale, coloured by price, on the map.

Planning in Clontarf

Applications, 12 months
69
Decided, 12 months
40
Granted, 12 months
38
95% of decisions
On record
160

Most recent applications in Clontarf

We, Tara Carr, and Rohan Butler intend to apply for Planning Permission for a rear 2-storey extension with flat roof, alterations to front and rear elevations at 22 Vernon Avenue,
Dublin City · WEB2864/26 · submitted 28 July 2026
RETENTION AND PERMISSION: retention permission for the construction of (1) a single storey porch to the front and to apply for planning permission for the construction of (2) a par
Dublin City · 5187/26 · submitted 28 July 2026
The development will consist/consists of part demolition of return to rear at ground and first floors and the provision of: a new front entrance and porch; a new two storey extensi
Dublin City · WEB2820/26 · submitted 23 July 2026
Renovation and extension of existing dwelling to include: 1/ single storey porch extension to front. 2/ Installation of double doors to home office to front. 3/ single storey fla
Dublin City · WEB2808/26 · submitted 22 July 2026
The development will consist/consists of part demolition of return to rear at ground and first floors and the provision of: a new front entrance and porch; a new two storey extensi
Dublin City · WEB2796/26 · submitted 21 July 2026 · APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID

Sold prices by street and estate in Clontarf

Every street or estate in Clontarf with at least twenty sales on the register, most-sold first — what homes there actually went for.

Questions people ask

Is Clontarf a good place to live?

Addris scores Clontarf 84 out of 100 for a home buyer (Strong) and 86 for an investor. The score weighs transport, everyday convenience, schools and family services, flood and other risk, market strength and planning activity for the area — the sections below show each part.

What is the average house price in Clontarf?

The median sold price in Clontarf, County Dublin over the last 12 months was €867,500, from 84 sales in the Property Price Register (data to 2026-09-13). Over five years the median is €715,000 from 475 sales.

How many homes sold in Clontarf in the last year?

84 residential sales in Clontarf, County Dublin were recorded in the Property Price Register in the last 12 months, and 475 in the last five years.

What is public transport like in Clontarf?

Clontarf, County Dublin has 34 bus, rail and Luas stops with about 9,580 scheduled departures a week, from the National Transport Authority's timetable data.

What schools are in Clontarf?

There are 5 primary and 1 secondary schools inside the Clontarf area on the Department of Education register, and 5 registered childcare services.

Is there much building planned in Clontarf?

69 planning applications were submitted in Clontarf, County Dublin in the last 12 months; of the 40 decided in that time, 38 were granted.

Where does this data come from?

Sold prices are the Residential Property Price Register published by the Property Services Regulatory Authority; planning applications come from the National Planning Application Database (Tailte Éireann) and council feeds; transport from the National Transport Authority; schools, childcare and health services from their public registers. Addris updates the pages weekly.

Sold prices by Eircode area

Other places in County Dublin

Part of County Dublin sold prices. The suburb boundary is the box the Addris map uses for Clontarf, drawn from the addresses on the register rather than any official line, so edges can take in a little of the next place.