Ok so its 24 sq m, @ 230,000 that works out at 9583 euros per square metre, now I could be mad but is this not breaking the Shewbury Rd setting recor of almost €5000 per sq M.
Here is the text listing,
Description
Ground floor studio apartment situated in this popular development. It offers plenty of parking to the front and a storage press in the basement.
Accommodation
Entrance Hall: 0.83m x 0.9m:
Lounge/Kitchen/Bedroom: 4.20m x 4.12m: This living area and bedroom area overlooks the communal areas to the front. The kitchen comprises built in units, offering ample storage space.
Shower Room: 1.87m x 1.49m: Comprises shower unit, wc & whb.
However it must be something special, nearly 10K per sqare metre, I mean thats awsome VALUE
Last year he produced an Irish record with the sale of Walford, a 4,000-square-foot house on Shrewsbury Road in a south Dublin suburb, for more than €55 million, or about $70 million.
The anonymous buyer also paid about 5 million euros in stamp duty, the 9 percent tax levied on most resales of more than 635,000 euros.
At 13,750 euros per square foot, the sale was among the world’s most costly. In London, considered the world’s most expensive place to buy, the “super prime properties” sell for as much as £3,000 per square foot. That is about 4,450 euros, or $5,715, per square foot, compared with $5,100 in New York, according to the real estate agency CB Richard Ellis Hamptons International.*
Can anyone remember how much the “Kiosk” went for in Ballsbridge years ago (when It was still a news stand), I believe its an O’briens sandwich bar now. I know it’s not residential, but I recall it being a crazy price per sq.ft.
