Malahide Real Estate: Houses for Sale on Dublin's North Coast

Malahide has a marina, a village centre of cafes and independent shops, and the grounds of Malahide Castle. The DART suburban rail line connects it to Dublin city centre, so many residents commute while living by the sea. It is one of the sought-after commuter villages in north Dublin, with strong schools and good sports clubs. Expect competition for properly presented family homes.

Ireland has no general restriction on foreign buyers. Residential stamp duty is 1% on the first €1m and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m, plus legal fees and valuation or survey costs (approx., verify locally). Sales are typically agreed by sale agreed then contracts via solicitors, and bidding above asking is common. Mortgage lenders follow Central Bank rules on income multiples and deposits, and non-resident borrowing is limited. See the Ireland buying guide and Ireland financing.

Immediate neighbours are Portmarnock and Swords. Drumcondra, Glasnevin and Finglas are inner-north Dublin districts, and Sandymount is on the south side of the bay, so treat these as comparison markets. National overview: property for sale in Ireland.