Houses for Sale in Claremorris | Listings & Agent Guide
Claremorris, the county town at the eastern edge of Mayo, has a small but genuinely active property market. The clearest evidence is on the two big Irish portals: Daft.ie currently lists 29 houses for sale in Claremorris, while MyHome.ie shows 54 recent Claremorris listings.
Active houses: 29 on Daft.ie · Total Daft.ie listings: 63 · Recent MyHome.ie listings: 54 · Median 2-bed asking price: €310,000 · Sample 4-bed listing: €290,000
Bottom line: Claremorris is a genuine buy-at-the-right-price town. A four-bed sample can be found near €290,000, while the two-bed median asks around €310,000. The shortest route to a deal runs through Daft.ie, MyHome.ie and, above all, the local agents who know which listings are actually live.
Confirmed facts
Portal snapshot
Daft.ie’s live Claremorris result shows 29 active houses and 63 total property listings. MyHome.ie’s recent Claremorris search shows 54 recent listings.
Price signals
The current median asking price for a two-bed house is approximately €310,000. A sample four-bed listing sits at €290,000, so the trade-up market is not necessarily more expensive.
Agent presence
DNG Gilligan’s Claremorris office is at The Square, Claremorris, Co. Mayo, F12 YY84. Brendan French Auctioneer is a Claremorris-based independent agent covering residential, commercial and agricultural property.
What to watch
Google’s related searches for Claremorris include bungalow, new house and repossessed house. Buyers are already looking for those terms, even if the portals do not always tag them clearly.
Are there new houses for sale in Claremorris?
The Claremorris market is house-shaped. The current Daft.ie snapshot is dominated by houses, while one of the two strongest related-search terms is new house. That matches the local pattern: buyers search for a recent build more often than they search for apartments.
Where do new-build listings appear for Claremorris?
Daft.ie is the first organic result for “houses for sale Claremorris”, and its related-search data includes new house as a query. However, Irish property portals do not consistently tag new builds. The most reliable route is to call a local agent who knows which listings are recent builds.
Tip: When calling an agent like Brendan French Auctioneer or DNG Gilligan, ask directly whether a property is a new build and what the completion timeline is. This saves scrolling through listings that may not match.
The upshot: If you are looking for a new house in Claremorris, say so from the start. It will save you from missing the off-portal stock that agents hold.
What 3-bedroom houses are for sale in Claremorris?
The current Daft.ie snapshot for Claremorris shows 29 active houses out of 63 total property listings. Asking prices sit at roughly €310,000 for a two-bed median, with a current sample four-bed at €290,000. The 3-bedroom segment sits between these figures.
| Metric | Value | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Active houses on Daft.ie | 29 | Houses only, not apartments or mixed-use |
| Total property listings on Daft.ie | 63 | Includes houses, sites and other property types |
| Recent MyHome.ie listings | 54 | Recent stock listed around the Claremorris area |
| Median 2-bed asking price | €310,000 | Signal for first-time buyer asking levels |
| Sample 4-bed asking price | €290,000 | A live example at the time of research |
The upshot: Don’t let the 29-house headline make the town look thin. The two-bed and four-bed numbers together tell a better story: trade-up buyers in Claremorris have competition, but the price gap is not as wide as in cities.
Are there bungalow houses for sale in Claremorris?
The same related-search data that highlights new house also shows bungalow as a strong query. Buyers in Claremorris are searching for single-storey homes, even if the portals do not always flag them.
How do bungalows differ from other house types in Claremorris?
Bungalows in Claremorris are often older properties with larger sites. They appeal to buyers looking for ground-floor living without stairs. The current Daft.ie listing set does not have a dedicated bungalow filter, so the best approach is to search Daft.ie for houses and then filter manually, or ask a local agent.
The upshot: If a bungalow is your target, mention it to DNG Gilligan or Brendan French directly. They can match you to properties that may not be tagged clearly online.
How many houses are listed for sale in Claremorris right now?
A live snapshot of the market is more useful than a rumour. Daft.ie currently returns 29 houses for sale in Claremorris out of 63 total property listings, while MyHome.ie shows 54 recent Claremorris listings.
Asking prices sit at roughly €310,000 for a two-bed median, with a current sample four-bed at €290,000.
Bottom line: The 29-house number is a floor, not a ceiling. Agents hold additional off-portal stock, and the 54 recent MyHome.ie listings show the market is moving.
Are there repossessed houses for sale in Claremorris?
The related-search data for Claremorris includes repossessed house as a recognised query. That is not a moral signal; it is a practical one. Repossessed properties can come with different risks, and the search behaviour suggests local buyers already know they exist.
How are repossessed properties marketed in Ireland?
Irish property portals do not consistently tag a property as repossessed. The most reliable route is to ask local agents directly whether a bank sale is being handled. DNG Gilligan and Brendan French Auctioneer are two good starting points.
Warning: Repossessed properties require extra diligence. Verify title, condition, and any arrears-related issues before bidding. A lower asking price can look attractive, but only a buyer who understands the legal process can judge whether it is a bargain.
The upshot: Repossessed houses exist in Claremorris, but they are not listed overtly. An agent who knows the local market is your best source.
Which estate agents list houses for sale in Claremorris?
Four local names appear in the current Claremorris searching picture. This means buyer choice and fee competition. If one agent cannot arrange a viewing quickly, another probably can.
DNG Gilligan’s branch page on DNG.ie places the office in The Square, Claremorris, Co. Mayo, F12 YY84, with a direct local presence. Brendan French Auctioneer presents as a Claremorris-based independent agent covering residential, commercial and agricultural property.
Sherry FitzGerald’s Claremorris & Swinford branch lists Monday to Friday opening hours of 10am to 5pm and Saturday viewings by appointment. The same directory includes Gerard Hanley Auctioneers M.I.P.A.V. and Griffin Michael Insurances at Dalton Street.
DNG Gilligan’s Claremorris office is in The Square, Claremorris, Co. Mayo, F12 YY84.
DNG Gilligan — office details
Brendan French Auctioneer specialises in residential, commercial and agricultural property in Claremorris and surrounding areas.
Brendan French Auctioneer — profile
The upshot: The market is not agent-thin. Four active names mean you have options. If one agent cannot arrange a viewing quickly, another probably can.
Daft.ie vs MyHome.ie: which portal should you check first?
Daft.ie is currently the first organic result for “houses for sale Claremorris”, and MyHome.ie appears in the top five. In practical terms, buyers check Daft.ie for the broadest Claremorris result and MyHome.ie for recent agent-driven stock.
One useful side-by-side comparison:
| Area | Daft.ie | MyHome.ie | Local agent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claremorris visibility | 29 active houses; 63 total listings | 54 recent listings | DNG Gilligan at The Square has local detail |
| Search behaviour | First organic result for the town | Top-five organic result | Agents add viewing notes, context and updates |
| Best use | First-pass stock check | Check recent listings and agent activity | Valuation, viewing and availability questions |
Portal upsides
- Daft.ie: strongest live stock count, gives you the broadest view of the market.
- MyHome.ie: helpful agent snapshot with recent listings that often include context.
- Local agent: the only option that tells you whether a listing is genuinely available and worth a viewing.
Portal downsides
- Daft.ie: not every property type is tagged clearly, so scrolling is necessary.
- MyHome.ie: “recent” mixes live and under-offer listings, which can be misleading.
- Local agent: requires a phone call, but it is the most efficient route to a real viewing.
The upshot: Start with Daft.ie for quantity, check MyHome.ie for recency, then call a local agent. The portals show the market; the agent tells you what is actually saleable.
What should buyers check before bidding on a Claremorris house?
The current Claremorris listings are light on practical guidance. There is no walkthrough for a repossessed property purchase, and few listings provide neighbourhood context around the town.
- Title: confirm the property is freehold or leasehold, and that the named seller owns it.
- Condition: order a survey, especially for a bungalow or older property where structural issues may not be visible in photos.
- Arrears status: if there is any chance the property is a bank sale or repossessed stock, ask the agent directly about the legal process.
The upshot: A lower asking price on a repossessed house can look attractive, but only a buyer who understands the title and condition risk can judge whether it is actually a bargain.
Bottom line for Claremorris buyers
The next few months look workable for a prepared buyer. A four-bed house near €290,000, a two-bed median around €310,000 and an active agent market make Claremorris a town where persistence can pay. The window for the best-priced four-bed will close quickly, so build your checklist, book viewings and be ready to move.
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Frequently asked questions
Can non-residents buy property in Ireland?
Yes. There is no residency requirement to buy residential property in Ireland. Non-residents can buy in their own name, though the practical process involves a solicitor, a tax number and proof of funds.
Are there repossessed houses for sale in Claremorris?
Repossessed house is a recognised related search for Claremorris, but Irish property portals do not consistently tag a property as repossessed. The most reliable route is to ask local agents directly whether a bank sale is being handled.
Do I need a solicitor to buy a house in Claremorris?
Yes. A solicitor handles the contract, title and closing process. The portal listing gives you an asking price; a solicitor tells you what you are actually buying.
How do I choose between Daft.ie and MyHome.ie for Claremorris?
Use Daft.ie for the broadest live view and MyHome.ie for recent agent-driven listings. Then contact DNG Gilligan, Brendan French or another local agent to confirm availability and viewing access.
What stamp duty rate applies when buying a house in Ireland?
Stamp duty on residential property in Ireland is 1% on the first €1 million of value and 2% on any amount above €1 million. This applies to all buyers, including first-timers.
Related reading
- Daft.ie’s live Claremorris results
- MyHome.ie’s recent Claremorris listings
- DNG Gilligan’s Claremorris branch page
- Brendan French Auctioneer’s practice page
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