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House prices in Omeath

Co. Louth · 211 sales since 2010 · register updated 28 Aug 2026

Median, last 12 months

€297,000

9 sales

Full year 2025

€275,000

+5% on 2024

On the map

30%

64 of 211 sales placed · 9% new builds

Dots are coloured by price. Click one for the record. Paler dots sit at the estate centre because the register has no Eircode for that sale.

Median price by year

YearSalesMedianChange
20104€148,450
20116€130,000
-12%
20128€120,000
-8%
20136€80,000
-33%
201414€78,681
-2%
201511€104,988
+33%
20169€182,000
+73%
201711€152,000
-16%
201819€135,000
-11%
201917€149,394
+11%
202017€140,000
-6%
202113€215,000
+54%
202221€225,000
+5%
202314€257,500
+14%
202419€262,000
+2%
202517€275,000
+5%
20261€297,000
+8%

Streets and estates

Places in Omeath with 5 or more sales.

Estate / streetSalesMedian
Shorecourt15€185,000
Cluain Na Mara12€71,181
Village Green10€189,500
Knocknagoran7€120,000
Chapel Hill7€200,000
Elmore Lawns7€169,000
Cornamucklagh7€210,000
Mullach Alainn7€135,000
Cul Na Rath6€149,000
Lislea6€285,000

Every sale in Omeath

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Questions

What is the average house price in Omeath?

The median price paid in Omeath over the last 12 months was €297,000, based on 9 sales filed in the Property Price Register. Across the full year 2025 the median was €275,000, +5% on 2024.

How many houses have sold in Omeath?

211 sales since January 2010. About 9% were new builds. Sales marked "nfmp" were not at full market price (for example a transfer between family members) and are left out of the medians.

Why are some pins in the middle of the estate?

Eircodes were only added to the register around 2021. For earlier sales we place the pin at the centre of the estate or street, calculated from newer sales with an Eircode on the same road. 64 of 211 sales in Omeath are on the map; the rest are in the table.

Is this the asking price?

No. This is the price actually paid, as declared to Revenue for stamp duty. It excludes VAT on new builds in the register, so we add 13.5% back for new homes to make them comparable.