House€415,000
Drogheda

131 homes and apartments for sale in Drogheda, Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€415,000
Drogheda
House€350,000
Drogheda
House€310,000
Drogheda
Apartment€215,000
Drogheda
Apartment€195,000
Drogheda
House€525,000
Drogheda
House€1,250,000
Drogheda
Apartment€265,000
Drogheda
House€485,000
Drogheda
House€1,600,000
Drogheda
Apartment€225,000
Drogheda
House€410,000
Drogheda
House€345,000
Drogheda
House€625,000
Drogheda
House€585,000
Drogheda
House€575,000
Drogheda
House€380,000
Drogheda
House€225,000
Drogheda
House€625,000
Drogheda
House€635,000
Drogheda
House€440,000
Drogheda
House€425,000
Drogheda
Apartment€290,000
Drogheda
House€350,000
Drogheda
Buyer's guide: Drogheda
A Boyne-side town on the Dublin to Belfast corridor, Drogheda offers more space per euro than the capital. Property for sale in Drogheda is mostly houses, with 88 listings on RealEstateAbroad at a median asking price of €312,500.
Prices below are asking prices from today's RealEstateAbroad listings.
| Metric | Drogheda |
|---|---|
| Listings | 88 |
| Median asking price | €312,500 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €253,750 to €415,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,442 |
| Median size | 98 m² |
Houses account for 73 of 88 listings, apartments 14 and land 1. Three-bedroom homes are the most common (41), then 20 two-beds, 18 four-beds, 5 with five or more and 2 one-beds.
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Drogheda sits on the River Boyne in County Louth, close to the Irish Sea, with the M1 motorway and the Dublin-Belfast Enterprise rail line passing through. It attracts commuters priced out of Dublin, plus local workers and families who want a town with its own services. The coast at Laytown and Bettystown is a short drive, and the Boyne Valley's historic sites are close.
Neighbouring markets include Navan, Balbriggan, Dundalk and Swords, with the Dublin coastal suburbs of Malahide and Portmarnock at the pricier end.
Ireland places no general restriction on foreign buyers. The process goes through solicitors: you agree a price, pay a booking deposit, sign contracts and close. Typical points to verify locally:
The Ireland buying guide and financing page cover the process.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
It has rail and motorway links to Dublin, which makes it popular with commuters. Check current train timetables.
The median asking price is €312,500, with half of listings between €253,750 and €415,000.
No. Stamp duty applies equally to buyers of all nationalities.
The market includes new and second-hand homes. Ask for the BER energy rating and warranty details on any new build.