With €374,999, the median national price paid nationally for a dwelling in the 12 months to July, according to the CSO’s Residential Property Index, here are 3 for sale around that price point
The Central Statistics Office’s (CSO) Residential Property Price Index for July show the median price paid for a home nationally in the 12 months to July 2025 was €374,999.
The highest median or middle price (which differs from the average) for a home was €675,000 in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, while the lowest median price was €195,000 in counties Donegal and Leitrim.
House prices in the Republic rose at an average annual rate of 7.5 per cent in July, down from 7.9 per cent the previous month, the latest official figures show.
The CSO’s latest Residential Property Price Index indicated prices in Dublin increased at an annual rate of 6 per cent, while prices outside the capital were up by 8.7 per cent year-on-year.
Any of the recent Dublin listings at this price point have lower Ber ratings.
A-rated Ballinasloe townhouse given 21st-century makeover
Address: Dunlo Street, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, H53 D7P2
Agent: KW Ireland
Asking price: €375,000
Built in 1844, this three-storey, three-bedroom, three-bathroom terraced house of 166 square metres now has an A2 Ber-rating.
It has two sitting rooms, one to the front at entrance level, where the kitchen is set to the back of the house, and a large utility and guest bathroom in the return.
Its real talking point is the two-bay living room at first floor level. It spans the width of the house and is washed in light and feels private.
The first of its three double bedrooms is also at this level.
There are two more doubles on the second floor, where the principal is ensuite and the second bedroom enjoys a bathroom all to itself.
This form of heritage townhouse often has a large backyard, and this property is no exception.
This one has a west-facing aspect.
A-rated three-bed semi a commutable distance from Dublin
Address: 3 Termon River, Termonfeckin, Co Louth, A92F7XH
Agent: Sherry FitzGerald Leannon
Asking price: €365,000
With its stone-fronted façade, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom semi, 107 square metres in size, is smartly appointed and boasts an A3 Ber-rating.
It has a broken plan ground floor with the walls of the living room painted an inky black and filled with bookshelves and a gallery wall of art.
It has blonde floors underfoot.
The eat-in kitchen has deep green units with a light wood-effect countertop, while also doffing its cap at the countrycore trend with the matching open-shelved dressers filled with spices and condiments.
Below counter, the contents of the shelves are concealed behind gingham checked curtains.
There’s a separate utility where there’s loads more storage, including an appliance garage and a large American-style fridge.
The principal bedroom is ensuite and there are all manner of amenities on its doorstep, including a national school, just a two-minute walk away.
There is scope too, to extend to the side, subject to planning.
Galway city is a 60-kilometre drive.
B3 family house with home office and gym in Roscommon town
Address: 54 Castle Manor, Roscommon Town, Co. Roscommon, F42 HK80
Agent: DNG Ivan Connaughton
Asking price €375,000
With a B2 BER rating, this five-bedroom, four-bathroom detached house is a fine family home located on the northern outskirts of Roscommon town.
It has interconnecting rooms at entrance level, with the lounge set to the front and double doors leading through to the kitchen to the rear.
Off it is a utility room and guest w.c., both with windows for easy ventilation.
Also at this level is a playroom and the first of its five bedrooms; this one is ensuite.
There are four bedrooms on the first floor, two singles and two doubles, with the principal being ensuite.
Including the detached home office, it extends to 158 square metres.
The property is about 2.5 kilometres from the train station in Roscommon, where a journey time to Dublin Heuston takes about two hours and 15 minutes.
It’s a two-hour drive to the M50 at Palmerstown.
