The architect’s three-bedroom house is located at the end of a cul-de-sac off Kerrymount Avenue in Foxrock with an asking price of €595,000.
He is serving a life sentence in the Midlands Prison after being found guilty of murdering childcare worker Elaine O’Hara in the Dublin Mountains in August 2012.
The State's appeal against a High Court ruling in favour of Mr Dwyer will be heard by the Supreme Court over three days in December.
The ruling concerns the use of mobile phone data during his trial which found sections of Irish data retention legislation that contravenes EU law.
Local TD Slams Government Hypocrisy In Trying To Induce Irish To Return Home
Man Appears in Court Over Alleged False Social Media Post About Asylum Seeker
Teacher Shortages Hit Wicklow Hard As Special Schools & DEIS Schools Disproportionately Affected
Dramatic Late Wonder Strike Sends Bray Wanderers Past Treaty United Into Play-Off Final
Wicklow's Fionnuala McCormack Makes History With 10th Place Finish In New York City Marathon