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Allsop Space July 7 Auction Results...

Auction Results for the 87 Lots sorted by Lot Number

Lots: 1-87

1 Vacant Flat Dublin 1 Sold €148,000
2 Investment Flat Blackrock Sold €270,000
3 Investment Freehold Building Clondalkin Sold €139,000
4 Investment Freehold House Stepaside Sold €146,000
5 Investment Flat Dublin 7 Sold €177,000
6 Vacant Freehold House Castlebar Sold €87,000
7 Vacant Leasehold House Dublin 3 Sold €67,000
8 Investment Flat Dublin 1 Sold €145,000
9 Investment Freehold Building Bray Sold €220,000
10 Vacant Freehold House Stillorgan Sold €280,000
11 Vacant Freehold House Tyrrelstown Sold €129,000
12 Land/Site Blackrock Sold €66,000
13 Vacant Freehold House Thomastown Sold €50,000
14 Investment Freehold House Kilkenny City Sold €440,000
15 Investment Flat Blackrock Sold €285,000
16 Investment Flat Dublin 9 Sold €55,000
17 Investment Freehold Building Drogheda Available €290,000
18 Vacant Flat Arklow Sold €71,000
19 Vacant Flat Dublin 1 Sold €132,000
20 Vacant Freehold House Dublin 4 Sold €2.325M
21 Investment Dublin 12 Sold €54,000
22 Investment Dublin 12 Sold €73,000
23 Vacant Freehold House Ferrybank Sold €95,000
24 Land/Site Land at Killurly Withdrawn
25 Vacant Freehold House Tyrrelstown Sold €124,000
26 Vacant Freehold House Arklow Sold €120,000
27 Land/Site Rathfeigh Sold €170,000
28 Vacant Freehold Building Wexford Withdrawn
29 Vacant Freehold Building Callan Sold €50,000
30 Investment Freehold House Naas Sold €144,000
31 Vacant Freehold House Abbeyleix Sold €109,000
32 Vacant Freehold House Tinryland Sold €71,000
33 Vacant Freehold House Ferrybank Sold €110,000
34 Vacant Freehold House Innishannon Sold €160,000
35 Vacant Freehold House Kells Sold €67,000
36 Investment Freehold Building Dublin 1 Available €485,000
37 Vacant Freehold House Lombardstown Sold €70,000
38 Vacant Freehold House Tullow Sold €117,500
39 Vacant Freehold House Dublin 8 Sold €71,000
40 Investment Freehold House Arklow Sold €120,000
41 Investment Stepaside Withdrawn
42 Investment Stepaside Withdrawn
43 Investment Freehold House Abbeyleix Sold €112,000
44 Vacant Freehold House Innishannon Sold €148,000
45 Investment Flat Dublin 1 Sold €134,000
46 Vacant Freehold House Stepaside Sold €153,000
47 Vacant Flat Enniscorthy Sold €70,000
48 Vacant Freehold House Thomastown Sold €48,000
49 Investment Waterford Sold €232,500
50 Investment Freehold House Naas Sold €137,000
51 Vacant Freehold House Arklow Sold €149,000
52 Vacant Freehold House Schull Sold €560,000
53 Investment Freehold Building Dublin 9 Sold €377,500
54 Vacant Freehold Building Dublin 6 Sold €450,000
55 Investment Flat Dublin 1 Sold €192,000
56 Investment Flat Waterford City Sold €53,000
57 Vacant Freehold House Galway City Sold €177,500
58 Investment Freehold House Castlerea Available €75,000
59 Investment Freehold Building Longford Sold €322,500
60 Vacant Freehold House Ferrybank Sold €117,000
61 Investment Freehold House Camolin Sold €350,000
62 Vacant Freehold House Dublin 4 Sold €635,000
63 Investment Freehold House Bandon Sold €240,000
64 Vacant Freehold House Buncrana Sold €50,000
65 Vacant Freehold Building Charleville Sold €90,000
66 Vacant Freehold House Killiney Sold €325,000
67 Investment Dublin 24 Sold €250,000
68 Investment Freehold Building Ballygarvan Sold €155,000
69 Vacant Freehold Building Portumna Sold €270,000
70 Vacant Freehold Building Cashel Sold €49,000
71 Vacant Freehold House Enniscorthy Sold €77,000
72 Vacant Freehold House Murrintown Sold €100,000
73 Vacant Freehold House Lacken Wood Sold €103,000
74 Land/Site Dundalk Sold €85,000
75 Vacant Freehold House Claremorris Sold €91,000
76 Vacant Freehold Building Scotstown Sold €66,000
77 Investment Dungarvan Available €115,000
78 Investment Freehold Building Wexford Sold €219,000
79 Vacant Freehold House Dublin 9 Sold €710,000
80 Investment Freehold Building Cork City Sold €405,000
81 Land/Site Ennis Available €500,000
82 Investment Flat Dublin 1 Sold €262,500
83 Investment Tallaght Sold €135,000
84 Vacant Freehold House Goleen Sold €135,000
85 Vacant Freehold House Kilternan Sold €567,500
86 Investment Tallaght €70,000
87 Vacant Freehold House Kells €25,000
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