Buying a home in Enfield (A83): sold prices and the checks to run
Enfield and Summerhill share the A83 Eircode routing area in County Meath. Here is what second-hand homes there have sold for, and what to check before you bid on one.
What homes in Enfield sell for
- Under €200k0
- €200k–€300k10
- €300k–€400k16
- €400k–€500k13
- €500k–€750k17
- €750k+7
Second-hand homes sold in the A83 Eircode area between 9 October 2025 and 9 October 2026, from the Property Price Register (PSRA, CC BY 4.0). Only sales the register records with an Eircode can be placed in an area — most second-hand sales, but few new builds — so new builds and sales not at full market price are left out.
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What a VeriSale report checks for a Enfield home
Enter the address or its A83 Eircode and VeriSale runs 39 checks from public records, each graded A–F with what it means and what to ask. The sold-prices check uses the same A83 sales shown above.
Frequently asked questions
What do homes sell for in Enfield?
Second-hand homes in the A83 Eircode area (Enfield and Summerhill) sold for a median of €423,000 over the 12 months to October 2026, across 63 recorded sales on the Property Price Register. The middle half sold between €346,000 and €572,500.
Which Eircodes cover Enfield?
Eircodes beginning A83 are the Enfield and Summerhill routing area, in County Meath. The routing key is the first three characters of the Eircode; the last four identify the individual address.
What should I check before buying in Enfield?
The monuments and heritage checks are genuinely useful here — recorded monuments can constrain works. For new estates, the planning and development-land checks show what’s approved around you; the Boyne valley carries flood history. Every purchase also warrants the core checks: planning history, title and registration, recent sold prices, the BER and the area profile.
What does a VeriSale report cost?
Searching is free: every search opens on a preview of the property — its overall grade and key checks — before you pay. The full report, all 39 checks graded, is €9.99; 3 reports for buyers comparing houses cost €24.99, to use within 12 months. The Land Registry folio details — registered owner, charges, rights of way and burdens — can be added for €9.99, or report and folio together cost €19.99.
Is a VeriSale report a survey or legal advice?
No. VeriSale compiles and grades public data so you walk into a purchase informed. It complements — never replaces — your surveyor and solicitor.
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