Property prices in Ireland: what nearby homes actually sold for.
Registered sale prices around any Eircode from the Property Price Register, with the trend, inside the 18-check report. Free snapshot in about a minute.
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Official data sourced from Irish government agencies
Risk Overview
How do I find out what a house sold for in Ireland?
Actual sold prices in Ireland are public. The Residential Property Price Register, published by the PSRA, records the price, address and date of residential sales since 2010. Asking prices on listings are not sale prices. A PropertyPack report pulls recent registered sales around the property’s Eircode, so you can compare what’s being asked against what nearby homes actually sold for.
18 Checks · 12 Gov Sources · €29
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Recent registered sales around this Eircode, with dates and prices from the Property Price Register, are in the full report. Free snapshot in about a minute, the complete PDF for €29.
14 The Willows, Blackrock, Co. Dublin
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What you get: one full dossier
Every official record on a single Irish home, gathered into one report you own. Pay per property, never a subscription.
What it checks: 18 official checks
Flood, radon, BER, planning and sold prices, plus 13 more, drawn from 12 government sources (OPW, EPA, SEAI, CSO, the Property Price Register and beyond) with every figure cited to its source.
What it costs: free, then €29
A full risk snapshot for any Eircode in about a minute, no card and no account. The complete report is €29, one property, one-off, delivered as a PDF in 2-3 minutes.
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- All 18 checks, full PDF
- Flood, radon, BER & planning maps
- Comparable sold prices (PPR)
- Buyer's notes & viewing checklist
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Why buyers check first
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Specification
18 checks.
Every report. Every time.
Flood Risk
OPW
02Radon Risk
EPA
03BER Rating
SEAI
04Property Prices
Price Register
In the full report05Planning Applications
Local Authority
06Broadband Coverage
ComReg
07Schools
Dept. of Ed.
08Crime Statistics
CSO
09Air Quality
EPA
10Noise Levels
EPA
11Geology & Subsidence
GSI
12Coastal Erosion
OPW / GSI
13Mica & Pyrite
Scheme areas
14Transport & Commute
NTA / TFI
15Healthcare Access
HSE
16Local Property Tax
Revenue
17Insurance & Carrying Cost
Synthesised
18Neighbourhood & Lifestyle
CSO / Places
By The Numbers
Property Prices across the 26 counties.
1
Higher risk
13
Medium risk
12
Lower risk
How this banding works: counties are grouped by how urban they are, as a proxy for price level. Ireland's cities and commuter counties carry the highest prices, mixed counties sit in the middle, and the most rural counties the lowest. It is a relative ranking across the 26 counties, not a valuation of any individual home. Enter an Eircode for recent registered sale prices around a specific address.
How to read the Property Price Register (and the new-build VAT trap) →
By County
Property Prices
across Ireland.
Higher risk counties (1)
Medium risk counties (13)
Atlantic coastline, the Burren karst landscape, and the Cliffs of Moher
long stretches of coastline, wide river valleys and inland mountain ranges
dramatic Connemara highlands, Aran Islands, and the shores of Galway Bay
flat fertile plains of the Curragh with the Bog of Allen to the west
rich agricultural lowlands with medieval heritage along the River Nore
Shannon estuary lowlands with the Ballyhoura and Galtee Mountains to the south
compact farmland between the Cooley Mountains and the Irish Sea coastline
fertile Boyne Valley lowlands rich in archaeological heritage
limestone plateaus around Benbulben, Lough Gill and Atlantic surfing beaches
Comeragh Mountain uplands descending to a long south-east coastline
midlands lakeland centred on Lough Ennell and Lough Owel
sunny south-east coastline with the Blackstairs Mountains inland
mountain uplands and wooded glens around Wicklow Mountains National Park and Glendalough
From County to Address
County banding is a start. Check the actual property.
County risk levels are relative. Enter an Eircode for the property prices at a specific address, alongside the rest of the 18 official checks.
All Risk Categories
Other property
risk checks.
Flood Risk
flood zone mapping and historical flooding data
Radon Risk
EPA radon level estimates and zone classifications
Broadband Coverage
available internet speeds and providers
Crime Statistics
local crime rates and safety data
Schools
primary and secondary school information
Planning Applications
recent and pending planning applications
Air Quality
air pollution levels and monitoring data
BER Rating
building energy rating and efficiency data
Transport & Commute
public transport access and drive-time commute data
Mica & Pyrite
defective concrete block (mica and pyrite) risk and grant-scheme designations
Every guide on this page is one of the 18 checks in the full property report for any Irish Eircode. See all of them together on the sample report.
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- Buyer's notes & viewing checklist
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Property Prices FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What is the average house price in Ireland?
Property prices in Ireland are among the highest in Ireland due to strong demand. Average prices vary significantly by area - from €300,000 in suburban locations to well over €600,000 in premium neighbourhoods. PropertyPack provides hyperlocal price data for your specific Eircode.
Are property prices rising in Ireland?
Irish property prices have generally been rising across most counties. Ireland has seen sustained price growth driven by population density and housing supply constraints. Check PropertyPack for the latest local trends.
How do I find what my neighbour's house sold for in Ireland?
The Property Price Register (PPR) is a public database maintained by the Revenue Commissioners that records all residential property sales in Ireland, including Ireland. PropertyPack makes this data easily searchable by Eircode, showing you recent sales near any property in Ireland.
How do I check property prices for a specific property?
Enter the property's Eircode on PropertyPack.ie. Your report covers recent sale prices and market trends along with the rest of its 18 official checks. Reports use official government data, and the free snapshot is ready in about a minute.
Is this a valuation?
No. It is the register of what nearby homes actually sold for, with dates, so you can judge the asking price yourself. A valuation is a professional opinion; the register is the evidence.
How recent are the prices?
The Property Price Register is updated as sales are stamped, usually within weeks of closing. The report shows the most recent registered sales around the Eircode.
Do I need an account?
No. Enter the Eircode, get the free snapshot in about a minute, and pay €29 for the full report as a guest. If you are checking several houses, a pack of 3 reports costs €59 with a free account.
