House€1,950,000
Ranelagh

86 homes and apartments for sale in Ranelagh, Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€1,950,000
Ranelagh
House€1,850,000
Ranelagh
House€1,495,000
Ranelagh
Apartment€375,000
Ranelagh
House€775,000
Ranelagh
House€325,000
Ranelagh
House€825,000
Ranelagh
House€995,000
Ranelagh
House€1,150,000
Ranelagh
House€1,050,000
Ranelagh
House€590,000
Ranelagh
House€850,000
Ranelagh
House€2,250,000
Ranelagh
House€1,200,000
Ranelagh
Apartment€295,000
Ranelagh
House€1,595,000
Ranelagh
House€1,295,000
Ranelagh
Apartment€340,000
Ranelagh
House€1,395,000
Ranelagh
House€885,000
Ranelagh
House€1,250,000
Ranelagh
House€925,000
Ranelagh
House€1,595,000
Ranelagh
Apartment€695,000
Ranelagh
Buyer's guide: Ranelagh
Ranelagh is a south Dublin suburb in the postal district Dublin 6, close to the city centre, and Ranelagh real estate is dominated by period red-brick houses. We list 62 properties with a median asking price of €1,122,500. Below are the numbers, the setting and Irish buying rules.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings. In Ireland, homes often sell above the asking price, so the Property Price Register is a better check on sold prices.
| Measure | Ranelagh |
|---|---|
| Listings | 62 |
| Median asking price | €1,122,500 |
| p25 to p75 | €780,000 to €1,470,000 |
| Median price per m² | €8,548 |
| Median size | 138 m² |
Houses make up 51 listings, apartments 7, villas 2 and land 2. Three-bed (24) and four-bed (12) homes lead, followed by two-bed (9), five-plus (8) and one-bed (6). The mix of period terraces and flats means a wide range. See the Irish house page, apartment page and penthouse page.
| Type | Listings |
|---|---|
| House | 51 |
| Apartment | 7 |
| Villa | 2 |
| Land | 2 |
Ranelagh has a village-style centre around the Triangle with cafés and restaurants, the Luas Green Line tram to the city centre, and nearby parks such as Ranelagh Gardens. Its Victorian and Edwardian terraces are popular with professionals and families. Dublin city centre is a short tram ride or cycle, so car ownership is optional.
Older houses may need heating upgrades; check the BER energy rating.
There are no ownership limits for foreign buyers. A solicitor handles contracts; you pay a deposit (usually 10%) at signing and complete several weeks later. Stamp duty on residential property is 1% up to €1m, 2% on the part between €1m and €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m, so the median here attracts duty of over €10,000. Local Property Tax is paid annually. Ask for a building survey on older homes.
Our Ireland consultation guide, financing page and country hub give more.
Check the Property Price Register for what similar homes really sold for.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, one of the pricier parts of Dublin: €8,548 per m² median.
1% to €1m, 2% on €1m to €1.5m, 6% above.
Luas Green Line, buses and cycling routes.
Frequently; check the Property Price Register.
7 of 62 listings.