House prices · Co. North Tipperary

House Prices in Roscrea

The median second-hand home in Roscrea, Co. North Tipperary sold for €200,000 over the last 18 months, across 141 recorded sales. Year-on-year, second-hand prices are up 9.6%. New builds had a median of €304,708. Homes typically sold for about €2,252 per square metre.

About Roscrea

Roscrea is a historic market town in inland North Tipperary, serving a wider rural hinterland of villages and townlands. Second-hand homes typically sell for about €200,000, which is below the county median of €251,000, while new builds are around €304,708; prices have also risen 8.5% year on year.

Median (second-hand)

€200,000

Sales (last 18 mths)

141

Typical €/m²

€2,252

Year-on-year

+9.6%

The second-hand median in Roscrea is 20% below the North Tipperary county median of €251,000.

Property mix in Roscrea

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

Terraced

36%€165,000

Detached

29%€303,000

Semi-detached

21%€235,000

Bungalow

14%€268,500

Bedrooms

2 bed

17%€203,500

3 bed

56%€205,000

4 bed

22%€321,000

5+ beds

Energy rating (BER)

31%

20%

19%

13%

Floor area

Under 75 m²

75–99 m²

25%

100–149 m²

44%

150–199 m²

13%

200+ m²

Recent sales in Roscrea

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Date	Address	Type	Price	Beds	Size	BER
May 2026	5 Limerick St, Roscrea	Terrace	€150,000	2	—	E2
May 2026	Clonakenny, Roscrea	Bungalow	€225,000	2	66 m²	G
May 2026	16 Riverview, Borrisoleigh	Semi-D	€242,000	3	—	C1
May 2026	30 Cluain Ard, New Line	Detached	€340,000	4	—	C2
May 2026	Old Dublin Rd, Roscrea	—	€237,500	—	—	—
Apr 2026	6 St Brigids Villas, Borrisoleigh	Terrace	€220,000	2	60 m²	G
Apr 2026	Skehana South, Killea	—	€190,000	—	—	—
Apr 2026	6 Railway View, Roscrea	Terrace	€20,000	3	—	C2
Apr 2026	Pound St, Templetuohy	—	€95,000	—	—	—
Apr 2026	1 Air Hill, Parkmore	—	€250,000	—	—	—
Apr 2026	No 2 Mount St Joseph Abbey, Roscrea	—	€145,000	—	—	—
Apr 2026	5 Mount George, Borrisoleigh	Semi-D	€260,000	3	82 m²	D1
Apr 2026	11 Knockanevin, Ileigh Rd	—	€265,000	—	—	—
Mar 2026	Derrymore Lower, Roscrea	—	€395,000	—	—	—
Mar 2026	Ashbury, Roscrea	Detached	€150,000	3	—	G
Mar 2026	Gortagarry, Toomevara	—	€100,000	—	—	—
Mar 2026	The Valley, Roscrea	Semi-D	€160,000	3	115 m²	G
Mar 2026	45 Airhill Court, Roscrea	Semi-D	€266,000	3	116 m²	C1
Mar 2026	23 Tullaskeagh Dr, Roscrea	—	€200,000	—	—	—
Mar 2026	Gortnagoona, Roscrea	—	€610,000	—	—	—
Mar 2026	Kilfithmone, Borrisoleigh	Detached	€160,000	3	108 m²	D1
Mar 2026	4 Lios Padraigh, Borrisoleigh	Terrace	€150,000	3	—	E1
Mar 2026	Golden Grove, Cloonagh	—	€507,000	—	—	—
Mar 2026	Cloonagh, Golden Grove	Detached	€285,000	3	80 m²	E2
Mar 2026	Kilvilcorris, Drom	—	€40,000	—	—	—

What is Roscrea like?

Across Roscrea's 17 electoral divisions and 15,305 residents, about 29% of adults hold a third-level qualification and 75% of homes are owner-occupied. On the Pobal HP Deprivation Index 2022 the area is classed disadvantaged (ranges disadvantaged to marginally above average across divisions).

Pobal HP Deprivation Index 2022

Disadvantaged-4.7 relative scoreRanges Disadvantaged to Marginally Above Average across divisions

Residents

15,305

people (Census 2022)

Age dependency

37.6%

per 100 of working age

Third-level educated

28.9%

of adults

Professional / managerial

33.6%

of residents

Unemployment

8.2%

of the labour force

Owner-occupied

74.7%

of households

Private renting

12.0%

of households

Population-weighted across the area's 17 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 Roscrea

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

AghnameadleMarginally Above Average+6.2

People

Population350

Age dependency43.1%

Lone-parent families7.5%

Work & education

Third-level40.2%

Primary only8.6%

Professional / managerial50.9%

Semi/unskilled11.9%

Male unemployment1.1%

Female unemployment7.6%

Housing

Owner-occupied92.6%

Private renting3.2%

Social housing1.1%

Persons per room0.53

BorrisnafarneyMarginally Above Average+2.2

People

Population310

Age dependency35.5%

Lone-parent families0.0%

Work & education

Third-level33.7%

Primary only12.2%

Professional / managerial52.9%

Semi/unskilled13.9%

Male unemployment3.3%

Female unemployment6.7%

Housing

Owner-occupied97.7%

Private renting1.1%

Social housing1.1%

Persons per room0.48

BorrisnoeMarginally Above Average+8.4

People

Population133

Age dependency42.1%

Lone-parent families7.1%

Work & education

Third-level48.1%

Primary only11.1%

Professional / managerial42.1%

Semi/unskilled8.8%

Male unemployment2.2%

Female unemployment0.0%

Housing

Owner-occupied97.5%

Private renting0.0%

Social housing0.0%

Persons per room0.51

BorrisoleighMarginally Below Average-1.7

People

Population1,257

Age dependency37.6%

Lone-parent families20.0%

Work & education

Third-level31.9%

Primary only8.5%

Professional / managerial36.0%

Semi/unskilled15.7%

Male unemployment7.0%

Female unemployment5.1%

Housing

Owner-occupied73.2%

Private renting11.3%

Social housing11.9%

Persons per room0.44

Bourney EastMarginally Above Average+3.5

People

Population317

Age dependency36.3%

Lone-parent families10.0%

Work & education

Third-level33.6%

Primary only8.1%

Professional / managerial44.2%

Semi/unskilled10.1%

Male unemployment3.0%

Female unemployment4.0%

Housing

Owner-occupied87.5%

Private renting6.7%

Social housing1.0%

Persons per room0.47

Bourney WestMarginally Below Average-4.4

People

Population411

Age dependency46.0%

Lone-parent families13.3%

Work & education

Third-level30.0%

Primary only17.9%

Professional / managerial40.6%

Semi/unskilled16.3%

Male unemployment5.1%

Female unemployment6.9%

Housing

Owner-occupied88.2%

Private renting4.9%

Social housing5.6%

Persons per room0.44

DromMarginally Above Average+3.1

People

Population1,212

Age dependency36.0%

Lone-parent families6.4%

Work & education

Third-level40.0%

Primary only6.5%

Professional / managerial45.2%

Semi/unskilled12.5%

Male unemployment4.5%

Female unemployment6.8%

Housing

Owner-occupied89.6%

Private renting6.2%

Social housing1.3%

Persons per room0.44

GlenkeenMarginally Above Average+4.8

People

Population479

Age dependency44.5%

Lone-parent families6.0%

Work & education

Third-level35.6%

Primary only10.8%

Professional / managerial42.4%

Semi/unskilled9.7%

Male unemployment1.6%

Female unemployment1.0%

Housing

Owner-occupied96.2%

Private renting2.5%

Social housing0.6%

Persons per room0.44

KillavinogeMarginally Below Average-2.8

People

Population480

Age dependency35.4%

Lone-parent families10.0%

Work & education

Third-level29.5%

Primary only11.5%

Professional / managerial32.9%

Semi/unskilled16.0%

Male unemployment6.8%

Female unemployment5.4%

Housing

Owner-occupied87.0%

Private renting8.2%

Social housing3.4%

Persons per room0.51

KilleaMarginally Above Average+5.9

People

Population371

Age dependency33.1%

Lone-parent families9.4%

Work & education

Third-level32.6%

Primary only7.3%

Professional / managerial44.7%

Semi/unskilled11.4%

Male unemployment1.9%

Female unemployment1.2%

Housing

Owner-occupied92.3%

Private renting5.1%

Social housing1.7%

Persons per room0.45

LatteraghMarginally Below Average-6.3

People

Population690

Age dependency40.3%

Lone-parent families23.8%

Work & education

Third-level26.0%

Primary only17.3%

Professional / managerial33.5%

Semi/unskilled19.4%

Male unemployment6.7%

Female unemployment7.3%

Housing

Owner-occupied73.2%

Private renting5.4%

Social housing19.2%

Persons per room0.43

LoughmoreMarginally Above Average+3.6

People

Population662

Age dependency35.8%

Lone-parent families8.8%

Work & education

Third-level39.7%

Primary only6.5%

Professional / managerial44.9%

Semi/unskilled14.6%

Male unemployment6.7%

Female unemployment3.9%

Housing

Owner-occupied90.9%

Private renting3.2%

Social housing2.3%

Persons per room0.43

MoyneMarginally Above Average+2.3

People

Population534

Age dependency41.0%

Lone-parent families13.3%

Work & education

Third-level39.3%

Primary only13.1%

Professional / managerial53.6%

Semi/unskilled12.6%

Male unemployment3.6%

Female unemployment6.1%

Housing

Owner-occupied81.8%

Private renting7.2%

Social housing2.2%

Persons per room0.43

RathnaveogeMarginally Above Average+2.1

People

Population269

Age dependency41.3%

Lone-parent families9.5%

Work & education

Third-level31.9%

Primary only12.1%

Professional / managerial49.1%

Semi/unskilled14.1%

Male unemployment2.7%

Female unemployment3.8%

Housing

Owner-occupied92.8%

Private renting3.6%

Social housing0.0%

Persons per room0.47

RoscreaDisadvantaged-10.9

People

Population6,606

Age dependency36.5%

Lone-parent families23.2%

Work & education

Third-level22.6%

Primary only15.9%

Professional / managerial23.6%

Semi/unskilled27.4%

Male unemployment11.7%

Female unemployment12.3%

Housing

Owner-occupied60.0%

Private renting20.1%

Social housing15.7%

Persons per room0.50

TempletouhyMarginally Below Average-6.3

People

Population823

Age dependency38.0%

Lone-parent families11.0%

Work & education

Third-level26.4%

Primary only12.7%

Professional / managerial33.2%

Semi/unskilled16.6%

Male unemployment9.7%

Female unemployment4.2%

Housing

Owner-occupied81.9%

Private renting5.2%

Social housing10.0%

Persons per room0.42

TimoneyMarginally Below Average-6.3

People

Population401

Age dependency38.1%

Lone-parent families4.3%

Work & education

Third-level26.8%

Primary only14.3%

Professional / managerial33.7%

Semi/unskilled17.1%

Male unemployment7.2%

Female unemployment9.6%

Housing

Owner-occupied93.1%

Private renting3.0%

Social housing0.8%

Persons per room0.46

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 Roscrea

What is the average house price in Roscrea?

The median second-hand sale price in Roscrea over the last 18 months was €200,000, based on 141 Property Price Register sales. New builds had a median of €304,708.

Are house prices in Roscrea rising or falling?

Second-hand prices in Roscrea are up 9.6% over the past year, with a current median of €200,000.

How does Roscrea compare to the rest of North Tipperary?

The Roscrea median (€200,000) is 20% below the Co. North Tipperary median of €251,000.

Other areas in Co. North Tipperary

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Based on 174 full-market Property Price Register sales geolocated to Roscrea (17 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.