
Property Report:
Laytown.
18-check property risk report for Laytown, Co. Meath. A coastal Meath commuter village with a beach, horse-racing event and strong demand from Dublin families seeking seaside living.
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Leinster · Coastal county · Mixed area
Laytown,
Co. Meath.
Laytown sits in Co. Meath, Leinster, a coastal county where property conditions vary sharply between addresses. The figures below give the Laytown sold-price picture alongside county-level data from official sources; a PropertyPack report checks the exact property you’re buying.
Laytown median from the Property Price Register; flood, radon and school figures are county-level (OPW, EPA, Department of Education). See the full Co. Meath data →
Sold Prices
What homes sold
for in Laytown.
Sale prices declared to Revenue for properties registered at Laytown addresses, drawn from the Property Price Register across 2010–2026. Sales are still being registered in Laytown up to 2026. 2015 is simply the most recent year with enough full-price sales to support a reliable median.
Median Sale Price (2015)
€176,000
Full-market-price sales only
Sales Registered (2015)
30
All registered transactions
Sales on Record (2010–2026)
402
Matched to Laytown
Town-level figures are derived by matching "Laytown" in registered addresses within Co. Meath. The Property Price Register has no town field. See the latest registered Laytown sales →
The Report
All 18 checks, run
for the exact address.
Every report runs all of these for the property’s Eircode in Laytown, using the most local data each official source provides.
Flood Risk
OPW floodinfo.ie
Radon Risk
EPA
BER Rating
SEAI
Property Prices
Property Price Register
Planning Applications
Local Authority
Broadband Coverage
ComReg
Schools
Dept of Education
Crime Statistics
CSO
Air Quality
EPA
Noise Levels
EPA
Geology & Subsidence
GSI
Coastal Erosion
OPW / GSI
Mica & Pyrite
gov.ie DCB Scheme / Pyrite Resolution Board
Transport & Commute
NTA / TFI
Healthcare Access
HSE
Local Property Tax
Revenue.ie
Insurance & Carrying Cost
Synthesised (BER + LPT + Flood + Coastal + Radon)
Neighbourhood & Lifestyle
CSO SAPS + Google Places + Sport Ireland

Before You Bid in Laytown
Check the address, not just the town.
Town and county figures set the context. The report runs all 18 checks at the exact Eircode: flood, radon, BER, planning and more, each cited to its official source.
Local Market Data
Property searches
in Laytown.
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FAQ
Laytown property report FAQs.
Is Laytown a good place to live?
Laytown is in Co. Meath, a coastal county in Leinster that is a mix of urban and rural areas. A coastal Meath commuter village with a beach, horse-racing event and strong demand from Dublin families seeking seaside living. Whether an area suits you comes down to the specific address, so a PropertyPack report checks flood risk, radon, planning, schools, broadband and commute times for the exact Eircode in Laytown, letting you weigh the location on data rather than impressions.
How do I get a property report for Laytown?
Enter the Eircode of any property in Laytown, Co. Meath on PropertyPack.ie. You'll receive a comprehensive 18-check report covering flood risk, radon, BER ratings, crime statistics, planning applications and more, with data drawn from official sources like the OPW, EPA, CSO and SEAI.
What does a PropertyPack report cover for Laytown?
A PropertyPack report for Laytown runs 18 checks: Flood Risk, Radon Risk, BER Rating, Property Prices, Planning Applications, Broadband Coverage, Schools, Crime Statistics, Air Quality, Noise Levels, Geology & Subsidence, Coastal Erosion, Mica & Pyrite, Transport & Commute, Healthcare Access, Local Property Tax, Insurance & Carrying Cost and Neighbourhood & Lifestyle. Each check uses official data from agencies like the OPW, EPA, CSO and SEAI, tailored to the specific Eircode you enter.
What is the flood risk in Laytown, Co. Meath?
Data derived from OPW floodinfo.ie records shows 240 past flood events across Co. Meath, and flood risk is highly local: proximity to watercourses and low-lying ground matter more than the town you're in. A PropertyPack report checks the OPW flood maps for the specific Eircode in Laytown.
Are there radon concerns in Laytown?
EPA measurements up to 2019 found 7.4% of homes tested in Co. Meath were at or above the 200 Bq/m³ Reference Level, below the national tested share of 14.1%. That county figure is drawn from homes that chose to test, so the EPA recommends testing every home. A PropertyPack report shows whether the specific address in Laytown falls in an EPA High Radon Area.
What are house prices like around Laytown?
The Property Price Register shows a median full-market sale price of €176,000 at Laytown addresses in 2015, from 30 sales registered there that year. Sales are still being registered in Laytown up to 2026. 2015 is simply the most recent year with enough full-price sales to support a reliable median. Town-level figures are derived by matching "Laytown" in registered addresses within Co. Meath. The Property Price Register has no town field. For wider context, the Co. Meath median was €396,500 in 2026. Prices within Laytown still vary by street and property type. A PropertyPack report compares the asking price against registered sales near the specific address.
How much does a property report cost for Laytown?
A single PropertyPack report for any property in Laytown costs €29 with no subscription needed. Every report covers 18 checks with data from 12 official government sources.
