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Houses for Sale in Co. Roscommon

18 official risk checks for any property in Co. Roscommon. Built on official Irish government data.

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About Roscommon

Houses for Sale in Co. Roscommon

Looking at houses for sale in Roscommon? Before you bid, check what you're actually buying. Roscommon (population 70,000, Connacht) has more affordable options than urban centres, though quality varies. PropertyPack gives you 18 independent data checks on any Roscommon property, covering flood risk, radon, BER, crime stats, schools, planning, broadband and more, so you can make an informed decision.

Co. Roscommon at a Glance

Population
70,000
Province
Connacht
Coastline
Inland county
Character
Predominantly Rural
Main Rivers
Shannon, Suck, Boyle
Median Price (2026)
€232,500 (+16.3% YoY)
Radon (of homes tested)
11.3% at/above 200 Bq/m³
Recorded Flood Events
244
Mica/Pyrite (DCB Scheme)
Not designated

Sources: Property Price Register (sales to 2026); EPA radon measurements to 2019 (self-selected sample, % of homes tested, not prevalence); past flood events derived from OPW floodinfo.ie data; DCB scheme designations via gov.ie.

Major Towns

RoscommonBoyleCastlereaBallaghaderreen

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Government Data Sources

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Average Snapshot Time

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Counties Covered

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Frequently Asked Questions

Houses for Sale in Roscommon: FAQs

What does a PropertyPack report cover for Roscommon properties?

A PropertyPack report for any Roscommon address covers 18 risk categories: flood risk (OPW data), radon levels (EPA data), BER ratings (SEAI), property prices (Property Price Register), crime statistics (CSO), school catchment, broadband speeds, planning applications, air quality, noise levels, and more. Each check runs for the Eircode you enter, with the data's confidence level labelled where a source is only published at county or division level.

How much does a property report for Roscommon cost?

The full 18-check PDF report for any Roscommon address costs €29. House-hunting across several properties? A 3-report bundle is €59 and a 5-report bundle is €79. You see a free snapshot first, no card needed.

What should I check before buying property in Roscommon?

Before committing to property in Roscommon, check flood risk (especially near Shannon, Suck and Boyle), radon levels (11.3% of homes tested in Roscommon over the Reference Level), BER rating (affects heating costs), broadband speed, local crime statistics, school catchment, and recent planning applications. PropertyPack covers these and more, 18 checks in a single report for any Eircode.

Which areas of Roscommon have the lowest property risk?

Risk levels vary across Roscommon depending on which factor you're considering. Properties away from Shannon, Suck and Boyle flood plains have lower flood risk. For radon, 11.3% of homes tested in Roscommon measured over the Reference Level. The EPA's map shows which areas are classified as High Radon Areas. Well-established residential areas in Roscommon, Boyle, Castlerea tend to have better broadband, lower crime, and closer school access. PropertyPack helps you compare specific locations within Roscommon across 18 risk categories.

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