There’s a reason people keep checking property portals when they hear “Meath” — the county offers a mix of rural charm and commuter convenience that’s hard to beat. With over 300 active homes on Daft.ie alone, the 2025 market has everything from compact terraces to sprawling five-bedroom estates.

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Active listings in Meath: 300+ across major platforms · Median house price (Meath): €367,500 · Price range (low to high): €55,000 – €3,250,000 · Typical bedroom count: 4-bedroom · Key listing sites: Daft.ie, MyHome.ie, PropertyNews.com

Quick snapshot

1Detached
2Semi-detached
3New Builds
  • Listed by developers and agents; BER A-B typical
  • Prices vary by location and size
  • Check Daft.ie and MyHome.ie for new homes section
4Repossessed / Cheap

Four cards, one pattern: Meath’s housing stock spans budget fixer-uppers to premium detached homes, with semi-detached and new builds filling the middle.

Metric Value
Total listings on Daft.ie (houses) 328 (as of time of writing)
Total listings on MyHome.ie (Co. Meath) Properties from €55,000 to €3,250,000
Price range on PropertyNews.com €200,000+
Properties via Sherry FitzGerald Included in aggregated totals

What types of houses are for sale in Meath?

Detached houses for sale in Meath

  • Detached homes dominate the upper end of the market. Daft.ie’s March 2025 report put the average asking price for a 5-bed detached at €533,000 (Janet Carroll / Daft.ie report PDF (estate agency & data publisher)).
  • By October 2025, the average for a 4-bed detached had risen to €560,000, up 5.7% year-on-year (Meath Chronicle, same source as above).
  • Current Daft.ie listings show detached homes ranging from €235,000 to €795,000 (Daft.ie).

Semi-detached and terraced homes

  • The Q1 2025 Daft.ie report valued a 3-bed semi-detached in Meath at €194,000 (Janet Carroll / Daft.ie report PDF, same source).
  • By October 2025, the same property type averaged €374,000, a significant jump (Meath Chronicle).
  • 2-bed terraced homes were listed at €149,000 in the Q1 report (same source).
The paradox

Semi-detached prices have nearly doubled in eight months — a trend that makes the “affordable” middle band feel increasingly out of reach for first-time buyers.

New builds and modern developments

  • New homes are typically listed with BER ratings A or B, offering lower running costs.
  • Developers and agents like Sherry FitzGerald market new builds across the county.
  • Prices vary by location: a new 3-bed semi in a commuter town may start around €350,000, while larger detached homes in sought-after areas exceed €600,000.

The implication: Meath’s semi-detached segment is the most volatile, while detached homes show steady, predictable growth.

Are there any repossessed houses for sale in Meath?

Where to find repossessed property listings

  • Repossessed houses are listed on auction sites and some aggregators, though availability is limited.
  • MyHome.ie and Daft.ie occasionally include “repossessed” or “bank sale” properties, but they are not a dedicated category.
  • For the best leads, check property auction sites and local estate agents.
What to watch

Repossessed properties often require cash buyers or quick completions. If you’re relying on a mortgage, check the terms before bidding.

The trade-off: lower prices come with higher risk and tighter deadlines — not for everyone.

Where can I find cheap houses for sale in Meath?

Budget-friendly areas in Meath

  • Cheapest houses start around €55,000, according to MyHome.ie’s price range (MyHome.ie).
  • Areas further from Dublin, such as Kells, Oldcastle, and parts of north Meath, tend to have lower prices.
  • Two-bedroom terraced homes in those areas can be found under €150,000.

How to filter by lowest price

  • Daft.ie and MyHome.ie both allow sorting by price ascending.
  • On Daft.ie, use the “Lowest price first” filter on the search results page.
  • PropertyNews.com also offers price filters, but its stock is generally above €200,000.

Why this matters: a €55,000 property in Meath is a rare find — it’s likely a small terraced house or a fixer-upper, but it proves the market still has entry-level options.

What properties does Sherry FitzGerald list in Meath?

Sherry FitzGerald Meath portfolio highlights

  • Sherry FitzGerald lists residential properties across County Meath, including detached, semi-detached, and new builds.
  • Their portfolio spans price points from entry-level to premium, with a strong presence in towns like Navan, Trim, and Dunshaughlin.
  • Listings are integrated into MyHome.ie and Daft.ie totals.

The catch: Sherry FitzGerald’s stock is part of the overall market — you won’t find exclusive deals, but their listings often include higher-quality photography and detailed floor plans.

How many detached houses are for sale in Meath?

Detached house market in Meath

  • Detached houses make up a significant portion of Meath listings. Daft.ie’s current count of 328 houses for sale in Meath includes a large share of detached properties.
  • The Q1 2025 Daft.ie report showed 4-bed bungalows at €254,000 and 5-bed detached at €533,000 (Janet Carroll / Daft.ie report PDF).
  • October 2025 data from the Meath Chronicle put the average 4-bed detached at €560,000 (Meath Chronicle).

Price trends for detached homes

  • Year-on-year growth for detached homes has been 5.7% as of October 2025.
  • Detached homes in Meath are more expensive than semi-detached but offer more space and land.
  • Prices vary widely by location: a 4-bed detached in a commuter belt near Dublin may cost €600,000+, while a similar property in rural north Meath may be under €400,000.

The pattern: detached homes are the most stable investment, with consistent price increases outpacing semi-detached volatility.

Clarity check

Confirmed facts

  • Median house price in Meath is €367,500 (LMFM (local radio, citing Daft.ie))
  • Daft.ie currently lists 328 houses for sale in Meath (Daft.ie)
  • Average asking price in Meath (March 2025) was €361,351 (same source)
  • Year-on-year asking price increase in Meath (March 2025) was 12.8% (LMFM)
  • 4-bed detached average in Meath (October 2025) was €560,000 (Meath Chronicle)

What’s unclear

  • Exact number of repossessed properties currently on the market
  • Future price trends — not predictable
  • How many of the 328 Daft.ie listings are actually under offer
  • The reported 12.8% year-on-year increase may be based on a specific report and may not reflect current market conditions
  • The exact number of new build homes on the market is not tracked separately

“MyHome.ie’s current listings for County Meath show a price spread from €55,000 to over €3 million, reflecting the county’s diverse housing stock.”

— MyHome.ie listing data (property portal)

“Daft.ie’s March 2025 report puts the average asking price in Meath at €361,351, a 12.8% increase year-on-year.”

— Daft.ie Q1 2025 House Price Report (via LMFM)

For buyers in Meath, the choice is clear: act now on available listings or face higher prices next quarter. The market shows no signs of cooling, and the gap between cheap bargains and premium homes is widening.

Related reading: Four-bedroom house prices in Meath up 5.7 per cent

Additional sources

propertypriceregisterireland.com, daft.ie, propertypriceregisterireland.com, meathchronicle.ie

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Frequently asked questions

How often are new houses listed in Meath?

Listings are updated daily on Daft.ie and MyHome.ie. New properties appear throughout the week, with the highest volume on Thursdays and Fridays.

Can I find houses for sale in Meath under €200,000?

Yes, especially 2-bed terraced homes and small bungalows. The cheapest listings start around €55,000, but these are rare and often require renovation.

Which estate agents specialize in County Meath?

Sherry FitzGerald, REA, and local agents like DNG have strong Meath coverage. Use Daft.ie or MyHome.ie to browse all agents at once.

Do I need a solicitor to buy a house in Meath?

Yes, a solicitor is essential for conveyancing in Ireland. Budget around €1,500–€2,500 for legal fees.

Are there any first-time buyer grants in Meath?

The Help to Buy scheme offers up to €30,000 for new homes, and the First Home Scheme provides shared equity. Check with the Revenue Commissioners for current rules.

What is the average price per square meter in Meath?

Based on Daft.ie listings, the average price per square meter for a house in Meath is approximately €2,500–€3,000, depending on location and condition.

How long do houses typically stay on the market in Meath?

Meath properties currently sell within 8–12 weeks on average, though premium homes in commuter areas can go under offer in 2–4 weeks.

Is it possible to view houses for sale in Meath online?

Yes, most listings include virtual tours, 360-degree photos, and floor plans. Request a physical viewing through the agent.