Houses in Ireland

Irish Houses: Semi-Ds, Terraces and Detached Homes in Dublin and Beyond

11,523 houses currently listed for sale in Ireland.

Houses for sale in Ireland

24 properties shown

26 Mountpleasant Avenue UpperHouse

€1,950,000

Ranelagh

4 bd 4 ba 270 m²
2 Thorncliffe Park, Orwell RoadHouse

€1,350,000

Rathgar

4 bd 2 ba 192 m²
5 Talbot Place, LakesideHouse

€295,000

Kilkenny

3 bd 3 ba 87 m²
3 Bedroom Mid Terrace, Ushers MillHouse

€415,000

Drogheda

3 bd 3 ba 104 m²
79 Landen Park, Oldtown DemesneHouse

€635,000

Naas

4 bd 4 ba 140 m²
44 Mountain View RoadHouse

€1,850,000

Ranelagh

3 bd 3 ba 190 m²
Willow Lodge, 5 Richmond HillHouse

€3,795,000

Monkstown

5 bd 5 ba 372 m²
Palermo, Killiney Hill RoadHouse

€5,950,000

Killiney

5 bd 5 ba 425 m²
Solas, Greenwich Court, Off Swanville PlaceHouse

€3,250,000

Rathmines

4 bd 4 ba 450 m²
Carmen House, GortaroeHouse

€595,000

Ballinderreen

5 bd 3 ba 274 m²
Village View, Beaverstown RdHouse

€825,000

Donabate

4 bd 3 ba 148 m²
19 Hollybank Way, ClongowenHouse

€360,000

Kilkenny

3 bd 2 ba 99 m²
Ballyloughnane OgonnelloeHouse

€449,500

Killaloe

4 bd 3 ba 142 m²
5 Bremore Pastures DriveHouse

€339,500

Balbriggan

3 bd 3 ba 90 m²
2 Timmore Close, Timmore LaneHouse

€975,000

Newcastle

4 bd 4 ba 261 m²
3 The Green, Ledwill ParkHouse

€375,000

Kilcock

2 bd 3 ba 84 m²
10 The Coppins, Brighton RoadHouse

€1,400,000

Foxrock

5 bd 3 ba 175 m²
634 South Circular RoadHouse

€1,075,000

Kilmainham

3 bd 3 ba 182 m²
Murphystown House, Kilgobbin RoadHouse

€1,250,000

Sandyford

6 bd 4 ba 428 m²
248 Kylemore, School House RoadHouse

€450,000

Castletroy

4 bd 3 ba 124 m²
65 Viewmount, KnockadosanHouse

€490,000

Rathdrum

4 bd 2 ba 126 m²
62 Pine Valley Park, Harold's Grange RoadHouse

€950,000

Rathfarnham

4 bd 2 ba 148 m²
8 Ballinacurra Terrace, Ballinacurra Road, LimerickHouse

€550,000

Limerick

3 bd 2 ba 136 m²
Palermo and The Mews, Killiney Hill RoadHouse

€7,250,000

Killiney

8 bd 8 ba 595 m²

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.

Price snapshot

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.

IndicatorIreland (all types)
Listings11,838
Houses listed8,938
Median asking price€420,000
Range (p25-p75)€295,000 - €595,000
Median per m²€4,068

Where houses are

Dublin has the deepest market, with its coastal suburbs Blackrock and Malahide at the pricier end and north-side towns like Swords and Castleknock offering family estates. Commuter belts include Naas in Kildare and Bray in Wicklow, while Wexford offers coastal living at lower prices.

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How Irish sales work

  1. Viewing and bid: you make an offer, often through the agent, and can be gazumped until contracts are signed.
  2. Sale agreed: a solicitor takes over, requesting title documents and planning compliance.
  3. Contracts and deposit: commonly 10% on signing the contract.
  4. Closing: the balance is paid and title registered.

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.

What to check

  • Building Energy Rating (BER): mandatory in sales and a guide to heating costs.
  • Planning and building compliance: extensions need planning permission or exemption, with compliance certificates.
  • Septic tanks: rural houses must comply with registration and inspection rules.
  • Local Property Tax: an annual tax based on value bands.
  • Pyrite and mica: certain regions have had defective building materials; ask about surveys.

An Irish house is not truly yours until the solicitor has proved planning compliance.

— RealEstateAbroad market note

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Frequently asked questions

Can foreigners buy a house in Ireland?

Yes, without restrictions on nationality. Mortgage lenders will assess non-resident applicants individually.

How much is stamp duty?

1% on homes up to €1 million and a higher rate on the excess. Confirm the current rate with a solicitor.

What is the BER?

The Building Energy Rating, an A-to-G certificate showing a home's energy efficiency. It is required when selling.

Can I be gazumped?

Yes, until contracts are signed. Move quickly once your offer is accepted.

Why do houses sell fast?

Housing supply is tight, particularly in and around Dublin, so desirable properties attract multiple bids.

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