Hampton Park

Dublin 4 / Booterstown / 25 properties

Hampton Park contains properties with addresses ending in both Dublin 4 and Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown .

Investment Growth Rate

Repeat-sale properties on Hampton Park have changed by a median + 0.1% per year over 2.8 years (2018 to 2021) , based on 1 property with at least two recorded sales. How we calculate this .

Price Trend

€1.2M 2026 median

+125% since 2012

€268K

€535K

2012

€566K

2013

€558K

2014

€750K

2015

€1.3M

2016

€1.2M

2018

€805K

2019

€910K

2020

€1.3M

2021

€915K

2023

€1.3M

2024

€2.4M

2025

€1.2M

2026

Based on 24 recorded sales across all years

Street Map

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Properties

12 Hampton Park €475,000 2012-05-03
54 Hampton Park €630,000 2012-11-23
24 Hampton Park €535,000 2012-12-18
40 Hampton Park €571,000 2013-05-20
95 Hampton Park €560,000 2013-11-27
18 Hampton Park €558,000 2014-02-28
90 Hampton Park €450,000 2015-03-18
45 Hampton Park €750,000 2015-12-16
88 Hampton Park €650,000 2016-01-18
29 Hampton Park €1,275,000 2016-09-06
34 Hampton Park €2,075,000 2016-09-08
1 Hampton Park €1,630,000 2021-01-20
48 Hampton Park €750,000 2018-05-02
56 Hampton Park €800,000 2019-06-14
73 Hampton Park €810,000 2019-09-18
89 Hampton Park €790,000 2020-01-17
10 Hampton Park €1,030,000 2020-07-29
86 Hampton Park €980,000 2021-07-26
7 Hampton Park €915,000 2023-04-21
36 Hampton Park €1,580,000 2024-03-22
81 Hampton Park €1,170,000 2024-06-27
23 Hampton Park €1,270,000 2024-10-18
107 Hampton Park €2,400,000 2025-10-01
71 Hampton Park €1,205,000 2026-03-04
28 Hampton Park €675,000 2017-09-18

Priced Sales 23

Lowest €475,000

Highest €2,400,000

Range €1,925,000

About Booterstown

The DART here follows one of the world's earliest railway routes — the Dublin-to-Kingstown line of 1834, which accidentally created Booterstown Marsh when its embankment cut off the tidal shore. That marsh is now one of Dublin's last urban bird sanctuaries, welcoming brent geese from Arctic Canada each winter. The residential streets behind the Rock Road are leafy and established, with period homes that benefit from their position between Blackrock village and the sea.

Street Median (Hampton Park)

€800,000

Across 25 sales

Area Median (Booterstown)

€462,500

Across 515 sales

District Median (Dublin 4)

€550,000

Across 9,034 sales

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median house price on Hampton Park?

The median sale price on Hampton Park is €800,000, based on 25 recorded sales since January 2010.

How many properties have sold on Hampton Park?

25 properties have sold on Hampton Park, Booterstown, Dublin 4 since January 2010.

What was the most expensive sale on Hampton Park?

The highest recorded sale on Hampton Park was €2,400,000 at 107 Hampton Park, St Helens Wood, Booterstown .

How does Hampton Park compare to Booterstown?

The median price on Hampton Park (€800,000) is 73% above the Booterstown median of €462,500.

What is the investment growth rate on Hampton Park?

Based on 1 repeat-sale property on Hampton Park, values have changed by a median +0.1% per year over 2.8 years (2018 to 2021).

How have prices changed on Hampton Park over time?

The median sale price on Hampton Park has risen 125% from €535K in 2012 to €1.2M in 2026, based on 24 recorded sales.

Can you afford to buy in Hampton Park, Booterstown?

The median property here is €800,000. Check if it's within reach with our affordability calculator.

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