Bray No 1 EDRent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"Bougie"
At a median of €33/m², this area has officially crossed into 'BOUGIE' territory. You aren't finding any hidden deals here; you're paying a premium for the privilege of walking to the platform instead of driving. Given the price range of €24 - €42/m², the investment outlook remains rock solid for landlords, but tenants will find it a squeeze unless they’re coming from high-end Dublin 4 prices.
The Vibe:This is the side of town where the Dublin border blurs into the Wicklow coastline, dominated by the Harbour and the morning rush for the DART. You’re getting the Victorian bones of Martello Terrace mixed with the reality of the Dublin Road traffic and the bottleneck at the Dargle Bridge. It’s the landing zone for those who want the sea air without losing a fast connection to Grand Canal Dock.
Market Median
Neighborhood Peers
Quick Estimate
Bray No 1 ED @ €33/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Why are m² stats so high in Bray No 1 ED?
It's the proximity to the Harbour and the DART; you're paying for a 40-minute commute to Dublin city center from your doorstep.
Is parking a problem for renters here?
Yes, particularly in the older terrace streets near the water where on-street spaces are a constant battle with weekend visitors.
How does the Average Rent compare to the rest of Wicklow?
It's significantly higher than the county average, sitting in the top tier alongside Greystones due to its 'BOUGIE' status.
What kind of properties dominate this neighborhood analysis?
Expect a mix of subdivided period houses near the coast and 1990s-era apartment blocks closer to the Dublin Road.
Is the investment outlook positive for 2024?
Very. With limited new builds in the ED and sustained demand for coastal living, rental yields remain resilient despite high entry costs.