Swords-Seatown DED 1986Rent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"Bougie"
At a median of €30.2/m², the area is officially BOUGIE, driven largely by airport staff and tech commuters who need to be near the M1. The investment outlook is rock solid because supply is practically non-existent, though paying €36.8/m² for an older build feels like a stretch. It is only worth the premium if you are prioritizing a ten-minute commute to the terminal over a quiet suburban life.
The Vibe:This is a high-utility zone where old-school terraced houses sit right against the Seatown industrial edge and the Estuary. You are trading expansive gardens for the convenience of being a three-minute walk from the Swords Express stop and the Pavilions. It is the kind of place where street parking is a daily battle, but you never have to worry about a long walk for a pint or a grocery run.
Market Median
Quick Estimate
Swords-Seatown DED 1986 @ €30.2/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Is the average rent here inflated?
Yes, the proximity to Dublin Airport and the M1 keeps the m² stats high regardless of property age.
What is the parking situation like in Seatown?
It is a nightmare in the older estates; most streets weren't designed for multi-car households.
Is the Swords Express actually reliable from here?
It is the best way to bypass the Santry crawl, and this DED is one of the first pickups.
What is the long-term investment outlook?
Very strong; the proposed Metrolink proximity ensures these prices won't be dipping anytime soon.
Are there many modern apartment blocks available?
No, this DED is dominated by established mid-century housing and very few high-density new builds.