House€950,000
Arklow

79 homes and apartments for sale in Arklow, Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€950,000
Arklow
Apartment€235,000
Arklow
House€420,000
Arklow
House€230,000
Arklow
House€550,000
Arklow
House€365,000
Arklow
House€355,000
Arklow
House€369,000
Arklow
Apartment€255,000
Arklow
House€349,000
Arklow
Land plot€450,000
Arklow
House€449,000
Arklow
House€425,000
Arklow
House€295,000
Arklow
House€360,000
Arklow
House€175,000
Arklow
Apartment€240,000
Arklow
House€255,000
Arklow
House€495,000
Arklow
House€810,000
Arklow
House€260,000
Arklow
Apartment€215,000
Arklow
Apartment€210,000
Arklow
House€298,000
Arklow
Buyer's guide: Arklow
Arklow is a coastal town in south County Wicklow, around 65 km south of Dublin, and property for sale there is mostly three-bedroom family houses. Our 56 listings have a median asking price of €332,000, a fraction of Dublin and north Wicklow levels. Ireland places no bar on foreign buyers, which makes the process simple for overseas purchasers.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Arklow |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €332,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €255,000 to €401,250 |
| Median price per m² | €3,324 |
| Median size | 105 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
45 of 56 listings are houses, with 7 apartments and 4 plots. Three-bedroom houses are the core product (33 listings), then four-bedroom (10) and two-bedroom (6). That makes Arklow a family market, with typical semi-detached estate houses. For wider context see houses for sale in Ireland and apartments in Ireland.
Arklow has a harbour, a long beach, a main street and a train station on the Dublin to Rosslare line. Commuting to Dublin is feasible but long, so many buyers work remotely or part-time in the capital. Flood risk along the Avoca river and coast is one thing to check, as is the BER energy rating, which affects running costs and mortgage lending.
Buyers include families priced out of Dublin, retirees and returning emigrants.
Residential stamp duty is 1% up to €1 million, 2% on the next €500,000 and 6% above that, so on a €332,000 house it is about €3,320. You will also pay solicitor fees. Properties are usually sold subject to contract; a booking deposit is followed by a 10% deposit when contracts are signed.
Read our Ireland buying guide, try the mortgage calculator and check Ireland financing.
Wicklow town and Gorey in Wexford are the closest alternatives. Greystones and Bray are further north on the Dublin commuter belt, and Enniscorthy lies inland in Wexford. Foxrock is a Dublin suburb. The Ireland overview shows more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Ireland has no general restrictions on foreign buyers.
1% of the price, about €3,320, under the current residential rates.
About 65 km, 1 to 1.5 hours by road.
A few. 7 of the 56 listings.
The building energy rating, from A to G, which should accompany every sale.