Last 12 months · 35 sales
Homes in Saggart sell for 11.1% over asking
91% went above asking. The typical home sold for €377,000, about €4,100 per m². That is 3.6% hotter than Dublin as a whole.
The 5 latest sales here. Point atTap a house to see what it sold for.
Quarter by quarter.
How far over asking the typical Saggart sale went, each quarter. Bidding has heated up from +6.8% in 2024 Q1 to +11.3% in 2026 Q3.
What a typical home asks here, and gets.
Typical asking prices in Saggart, and what similar homes went on to sell for. Each row opens the full check.
How far the bidding spreads.
Half of Saggart sales finished between +7.1% and +15.3% of asking. One in four went further than that.
Each dot is one sale in the last 12 months.
Latest sales in Saggart.
The price on the sign, and the price the buyer paid. The public register only shows the second.
- 1 Swiftbanks AvenueSaggart · asked €595,000€595,000€560,000-5.9%
- 24 Carrig CourtSaggart · asked €395,000€395,000€437,000+10.6%
- 37 Millrace DrDublin · asked €340,000€340,000€390,000+14.7%
- 6 CrosforgeCounty Dublin · asked €400,000€400,000€463,444+15.9%
- 44 Pairc MhuireDublin · asked €395,000€395,000€400,000+1.3%
- 6 Carrigmore DaleSaggart · asked €470,000€470,000€542,000+15.3%
Around here.
Where similar money buys a home
Questions about Saggart.
How much over asking do homes sell for in Saggart?
In the last 12 months the typical home in Saggart sold for 11.1% over asking. Half of sales finished between +7.1% and +15.3% of their asking price. Across Dublin the typical sale was 7.5% over asking.
What share of homes in Saggart sell above the asking price?
91% of the 35 homes sold in Saggart in the last 12 months went for more than their asking price, against 82% across Dublin.
What is the typical sale price in Saggart?
The typical home sold for €377,000, about €4,100 per square metre. Prices depend heavily on the type and size of home; check a specific home for an answer built from similar sales.
From 35 Saggart sales in the 12 months to 6 November 2026, each with its asking price and its sale price from the Property Price Register. Not a valuation.