House€1,950,000
Ranelagh

11,523 houses currently listed for sale in Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€1,950,000
Ranelagh
House€1,350,000
Rathgar
House€295,000
Kilkenny
House€415,000
Drogheda
House€635,000
Naas
House€1,850,000
Ranelagh
House€3,795,000
Monkstown
House€5,950,000
Killiney
House€3,250,000
Rathmines
House€595,000
Ballinderreen
House€825,000
Donabate
House€360,000
Kilkenny
House€449,500
Killaloe
House€339,500
Balbriggan
House€975,000
Newcastle
House€375,000
Kilcock
House€1,400,000
Foxrock
House€1,075,000
Kilmainham
House€1,250,000
Sandyford
House€450,000
Castletroy
House€490,000
Rathdrum
House€950,000
Rathfarnham
House€550,000
Limerick
House€7,250,000
Killiney
Houses in Ireland
Houses for sale in Ireland dominate our Irish inventory, with 8,938 of 11,838 listings on RealEstateAbroad. The Irish housing market is short of supply, so a house that is well priced and properly documented goes quickly, and overseas buyers who can complete due diligence fast have an advantage.
For all Irish listings, the median asking price is €420,000, with the middle half running from €295,000 to €595,000, and the median is €4,068 per m². Houses make up three quarters of the stock, so these numbers are close to the house market. Dublin and commuter towns lie above the median, while smaller towns and counties lie below. Asking prices here are quoted in the tradition of auctions and best-offer sales, so a final price can differ.
| Indicator | Ireland (all types) |
|---|---|
| Listings | 11,838 |
| Houses listed | 8,938 |
| Median asking price | €420,000 |
| Range (p25-p75) | €295,000 - €595,000 |
| Median per m² | €4,068 |
Stamp duty is 1% on residential properties up to €1 million and higher above that, and legal fees are typically around 1-1.5% plus VAT. Verify current rates with your solicitor.
An Irish house is not truly yours until the solicitor has proved planning compliance.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, without restrictions on nationality. Mortgage lenders will assess non-resident applicants individually.
1% on homes up to €1 million and a higher rate on the excess. Confirm the current rate with a solicitor.
The Building Energy Rating, an A-to-G certificate showing a home's energy efficiency. It is required when selling.
Yes, until contracts are signed. Move quickly once your offer is accepted.
Housing supply is tight, particularly in and around Dublin, so desirable properties attract multiple bids.