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Sale Prices on Countess Rd, Killarney

20 recorded sales on Countess Rd in Killarney, County Kerry, 30 Dec 2013 to 16 Jul 2026. Median sale price €325,000.

€325,000median sale price
€100,000lowest
€800,000highest
20sales

By year

YearSalesMedian
20131€295,000
20142€110,000
20163€335,000
20181€540,000
20194€386,000
20211€220,000
20221€315,000
20233€640,000
20241€265,000
20252€545,000
20261€500,000

Every record

AddressTypeDateSale Price
Dromhall, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling16 Jul 2026€500,000
Countess Rd, KillarneySecond-hand dwelling16 Dec 2025€800,000
Apt 1b The Ash Ave, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling11 Nov 2025€290,000
2c The Ash, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling12 Jun 2024€265,000
Countess Rd, KillarneySecond-hand dwelling30 Nov 2023€715,000
Donlara, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling23 Oct 2023€640,000
7a The Ash, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling27 Feb 2023€242,500
4 Sundays Wells Apts, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling21 Jan 2022€315,000
Apt 4c Lime Ave, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling20 Dec 2021€220,000
Barr Na Sraide, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling15 Nov 2019€449,500
Countess Rd, KillarneySecond-hand dwelling31 Jul 2019€435,000
2c The Ash, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling15 Mar 2019€204,000
2 Sundays Well Apts, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling12 Mar 2019€337,000
Clonalis House, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling24 Aug 2018€540,000
Roslein, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling1 Dec 2016€335,000
5 Sundays Well, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling26 Oct 2016€192,000
Countess Rd, KillarneySecond-hand dwelling4 Jan 2016€590,000
7a The Ash, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling31 Oct 2014€120,000
Apt 4c Lime Ave, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling11 Apr 2014€100,000
Rosedale, Countess RdSecond-hand dwelling30 Dec 2013€295,000

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Source: Residential Property Price Register (Property Services Regulatory Authority). PSRA open data; prices as declared to Revenue for stamp duty, not valuations. Each line is one sale as declared to the Revenue Commissioners for stamp duty; the register does not identify buyers or sellers, and a townland can stand in for a street where the address has none.