House prices · Co. Mayo

House Prices in Charlestown

The median second-hand home in Charlestown, Co. Mayo sold for €152,500 over the last 18 months, across 68 recorded sales. Year-on-year, second-hand prices are up 6.7%. New builds had a median of €353,439. Homes typically sold for about €2,000 per square metre.

About Charlestown

Charlestown is a small inland market town in east Mayo, close to the border with Sligo and serving a wider rural catchment. Second-hand homes have a typical median price of €152,500, which is well below the Co. Mayo median of €210,000, while new-builds are much higher at €353,439. Prices have also risen by 10.3% year-on-year.

Median (second-hand)

€152,500

Sales (last 18 mths)

68

Typical €/m²

€2,000

Year-on-year

+6.7%

The second-hand median in Charlestown is 27% below the Mayo county median of €210,000.

Property mix in Charlestown

The make-up of second-hand homes sold here over the last 18 months. Shares are of sales where that detail is known; medians show the typical price.

Property type

Detached
63%€197,500
Semi-detached
25%€212,500
Bungalow
13%

Bedrooms

2 bed
33%€174,000
3 bed
29%€205,000
4 bed
29%€205,000
5+ beds
8%

Energy rating (BER)

B
17%
C
17%
D
30%
E
13%
F
9%
G
13%

Floor area

Under 75 m²
17%
75–99 m²
17%
100–149 m²
44%
150–199 m²
22%

Recent sales in Charlestown

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DateAddressTypePriceBedsSizeBER
May 2026Carrowneden, Ballyhaunis€20,000
May 20264 Cois Na Habhainn, KilmoveeSemi-D€250,0003106 m²C1
Apr 202614 Pine Grove, Ballyhaunis RdSemi-D€180,000269 m²D1
Apr 2026Lavey, CharlestownDetached€199,0003120 m²F
Apr 2026Bunnacrannagh, Charlestown€65,000
Apr 2026Derrynabrock, Cloontia€15,000
Mar 20262 Magheraboy, Kilmovee€165,000
Mar 2026Clooniron, Kilmovee€150,000
Mar 2026Barrack Street, Charlestown€130,000
Mar 2026Calva, Carracastle€125,000
Mar 2026Crossbeg, Aghamore€57,500
Feb 2026Glann, KilkellyDetached€190,000293 m²D1
Feb 2026Alpine, AghatarnDetached€245,000399 m²D2
Feb 2026Coolnaha, Ballyhaunis€200,000
Feb 2026Skeleen, KilmoreDetached€110,0004102 m²G
Feb 2026Cashel, CharlestownDetached€340,0004160 m²D1
Feb 2026Cashel, CharlestownDetached€349,0004160 m²D1
Jan 2026Ballinrumpa, Kilmovee€70,000
Dec 2025Derrykinlough, Doocastle€125,000
Nov 2025Lesmaur, CloonfaneDetached€205,0004E1
Nov 2025Skeheen, Kilmovee€25,000
Nov 2025Cloonaughill, Charlestown€155,000
Oct 2025Bushfield, Charlestown€260,000
Oct 202514 Kilmore Heights, Kilkelly€155,000
Oct 2025Bunnacranna, Charlestown€100,000

What is Charlestown like?

Across Charlestown's 7 electoral divisions and 3,892 residents, about 31% of adults hold a third-level qualification and 86% of homes are owner-occupied. On the Pobal HP Deprivation Index 2022 the area is classed marginally below average (ranges disadvantaged to marginally below average across divisions).

Pobal HP Deprivation Index 2022

Marginally Below Average-5.6 relative scoreRanges Disadvantaged to Marginally Below Average across divisions

Residents

3,892

people (Census 2022)

Age dependency

40.9%

per 100 of working age

Third-level educated

31.3%

of adults

Professional / managerial

36.1%

of residents

Unemployment

8.9%

of the labour force

Owner-occupied

85.7%

of households

Private renting

8.0%

of households

Population-weighted across the area's 7 electoral divisions, so larger divisions count proportionally more. Unemployment is the weighted mean of each division's combined male and female rate; the relative score is a derived population-weighted average, not an official Pobal figure.

Electoral divisions in Charlestown

7 divisions make up Charlestown. The coloured tag is each one's Pobal affluence band (green = affluent, red = disadvantaged); open a division to see its full Census profile.

CloonmoreDisadvantaged-11.3

People

Population434
Age dependency47.5%
Lone-parent families12.0%

Work & education

Third-level25.0%
Primary only17.7%
Professional / managerial29.5%
Semi/unskilled23.6%
Male unemployment15.3%
Female unemployment4.0%

Housing

Owner-occupied89.8%
Private renting4.3%
Social housing2.1%
Persons per room0.37
CoolnahaMarginally Below Average-0.8

People

Population511
Age dependency43.3%
Lone-parent families4.0%

Work & education

Third-level34.0%
Primary only13.0%
Professional / managerial39.5%
Semi/unskilled16.6%
Male unemployment5.3%
Female unemployment4.3%

Housing

Owner-occupied89.9%
Private renting6.2%
Social housing0.0%
Persons per room0.42
DoocastleMarginally Below Average-7.5

People

Population383
Age dependency42.8%
Lone-parent families3.9%

Work & education

Third-level28.7%
Primary only20.2%
Professional / managerial41.0%
Semi/unskilled15.8%
Male unemployment8.9%
Female unemployment8.6%

Housing

Owner-occupied89.5%
Private renting4.2%
Social housing2.1%
Persons per room0.44
KilbeaghMarginally Below Average-3.0

People

Population1,068
Age dependency39.4%
Lone-parent families17.4%

Work & education

Third-level37.2%
Primary only13.9%
Professional / managerial40.5%
Semi/unskilled17.0%
Male unemployment8.6%
Female unemployment10.4%

Housing

Owner-occupied73.5%
Private renting15.7%
Social housing4.7%
Persons per room0.42
KilmoveeMarginally Below Average-8.0

People

Population660
Age dependency36.1%
Lone-parent families9.6%

Work & education

Third-level27.6%
Primary only14.6%
Professional / managerial30.8%
Semi/unskilled24.6%
Male unemployment12.8%
Female unemployment9.5%

Housing

Owner-occupied90.0%
Private renting4.2%
Social housing1.5%
Persons per room0.42
LoughanboyMarginally Below Average-4.6

People

Population323
Age dependency40.9%
Lone-parent families8.7%

Work & education

Third-level28.2%
Primary only12.5%
Professional / managerial34.1%
Semi/unskilled24.8%
Male unemployment9.5%
Female unemployment4.3%

Housing

Owner-occupied93.4%
Private renting4.1%
Social housing0.0%
Persons per room0.39
UrlaurMarginally Below Average-7.2

People

Population513
Age dependency40.9%
Lone-parent families14.6%

Work & education

Third-level30.5%
Primary only18.5%
Professional / managerial33.7%
Semi/unskilled18.0%
Male unemployment8.4%
Female unemployment11.4%

Housing

Owner-occupied90.5%
Private renting7.3%
Social housing0.0%
Persons per room0.39

Pobal HP Deprivation Index 2022 — relative affluence and Census 2022 demographics by Electoral Division. Percentages use Census denominators (adults, households or labour force) that differ by indicator.

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Questions about Charlestown

What is the average house price in Charlestown?
The median second-hand sale price in Charlestown over the last 18 months was €152,500, based on 68 Property Price Register sales. New builds had a median of €353,439.
Are house prices in Charlestown rising or falling?
Second-hand prices in Charlestown are up 6.7% over the past year, with a current median of €152,500.
How does Charlestown compare to the rest of Mayo?
The Charlestown median (€152,500) is 27% below the Co. Mayo median of €210,000.

Other areas in Co. Mayo

Based on 73 full-market Property Price Register sales geolocated to Charlestown (7 electoral divisions). Medians exclude non-full-market and bulk transactions. New-build vs second-hand is identified by the VAT-exclusive flag. €/m² uses enriched floor areas where available. Last updated 9 June 2026. Not a valuation of any individual property.