Property Report: Ardmore

Enter the Eircode of any property in Ardmore, Co. Waterford 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.

A PropertyPack report for Ardmore 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.

Data derived from OPW floodinfo.ie records shows 210 past flood events across Co. Waterford, 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 Ardmore.

EPA measurements up to 2019 found 19.8% of homes tested in Co. Waterford were at or above the 200 Bq/m³ Reference Level — above 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 Ardmore falls in an EPA High Radon Area.

Across Co. Waterford, the Property Price Register shows a median full-market price of €297,500 in 2026, from 856 sales registered in the county that year. Too few sales are registered at Ardmore addresses in a single year for a town median to be reliable, so we don't publish one — prices in Ardmore itself can sit above or below the county figure depending on the street and property type. A PropertyPack report compares the asking price against registered sales near the specific address.

A single PropertyPack report for any property in Ardmore costs €29 with no subscription needed. Every report covers 18 checks with data from 12 official government sources.