Houses for Sale in New Ross: Listings, Prices & Agents

Anyone who has spent an evening scrolling Irish property portals knows how a promising New Ross listing can vanish into “sale agreed” before you finish the photos. Right now the town has 31 properties for sale on Daft.ie, 24 of them houses, and MyHome.ie is showing 44 listings of its own. Here’s how to turn those portal numbers into a practical starting point for buyers working out what they can actually afford.

Daft.ie total New Ross properties: 31 ·
Daft.ie New Ross houses: 24 ·
Average price per m²: approx €2,400 ·
MyHome.ie New Ross listings: 44 ·
PN O’Gorman residential listings: 24

Eight data points, one pattern: asking prices in New Ross climb from a €65,000 BER-exempt entry to a €545,000 detached house, with the typical listing sitting close to the €230,000 mark.

How many houses for sale in New Ross are on the market right now?

• Daft.ie lists 31 properties for sale in New Ross, Wexford, across all categories (Daft.ie).
• Of those, 24 are houses when the house-type filter is applied (Daft.ie house filter).
• MyHome.ie is showing 44 New Ross listings, with an average asking price of €230,000 (MyHome.ie).
• PN O’Gorman, a local agency, has 24 residential listings in the town (PN O’Gorman).

These counts move week to week. A listing that appears today can be marked sale agreed tomorrow, which is why the snapshot above is more useful as a starting point than a final answer.

What is the average asking price in New Ross?

MyHome.ie average asking: €230,000 ·
MyHome.ie median asking: €230,000 ·
MyHome.ie listing range: €120,000 to €410,000 ·
Average size: approx 100 m²

• MyHome.ie reports an average current asking price of €230,000 across its New Ross results, with the median at the same level (MyHome.ie).
• The cheapest home is a cottage at 22 Maiden Lane at €120,000; the top of the current range is a €410,000 property on Hospital Road (MyHome.ie).
• Average floor area in the MyHome.ie set is roughly 100 m², with listings ranging from about 55 m² to 259 m² (MyHome.ie).

What is the average price per square metre in New Ross?

Daft.ie market average: approx €2,400/m² ·
1 Upper William Street: €2,077/m²

• Daft.ie’s New Ross results show an average price of approximately €2,400 per square metre (Daft.ie house filter).
• The end-of-terrace house at 1 Upper William Street, listed at €135,000, works out to €2,077/m² (Daft.ie listing for 1 Upper William Street).
• MyHome.ie’s average listing size of about 100 m² puts a typical €230,000 house in the same broad price-per-square-metre band (MyHome.ie).

How many of these are houses rather than apartments?

• On Daft.ie, 24 of the 31 New Ross properties are houses; the remaining seven sit outside the house category, which includes apartments, sites and other property types (Daft.ie).
• MyHome.ie’s 44 listings cover the full residential mix, so switching on the house filter is worth doing when you search there (MyHome.ie).
• Apartment-only buyers face a thinner pool: the current data points to a market where houses make up the bulk of stock (Daft.ie house filter).

The pattern: New Ross is a compact market with a house-heavy mix. The headline counts change weekly, so treat today’s 31/24/44 as the baseline, not the boundary.

The market moves fast; the baseline is your advantage.

What types of houses for sale in New Ross are available?

• The current mix spans compact 2-bed homes, 3-bed houses, detached residences and coastal property.
• PN O’Gorman’s New Ross portfolio includes a 3-bed coastal residence and a 4-bed detached residence (PN O’Gorman).
• Findahome.ie lists a 4-bed detached house at Ballylane East, New Ross, for €545,000 (Findahome.ie).
• Daft.ie’s stock includes compact end-of-terrace homes such as 1 Upper William Street at €135,000 (Daft.ie listing for 1 Upper William Street).

Are there 2 bedroom houses for sale in New Ross?

• Yes. 22 Maiden Lane, a cottage, is listed at €120,000 (MyHome.ie).
• 9 Church Lane is listed at €130,000 (MyHome.ie).
• 11 Wexford Street is listed at €160,000 (MyHome.ie).

These are compact, entry-level homes — the kind of house a first-time buyer can consider without stretching into the €200,000s.

Are there 3 bedroom houses for sale in New Ross?

• 48 Lower Mount Carmel is listed at €150,000 (MyHome.ie).
• 15 Mountross is listed at €230,000 (MyHome.ie).
• PN O’Gorman’s local listings include a 3-bed coastal residence (PN O’Gorman).

Three-bedroom pricing in New Ross currently spans €150,000 to €230,000 on MyHome.ie, so the extra bedroom carries a meaningful step up in cost.

Are there detached houses for sale in New Ross?

• Ballylane East, New Ross: 4-bed detached at €545,000 (Findahome.ie).
• PN O’Gorman lists a 4-bed detached residence in its New Ross set (PN O’Gorman).

At Daft.ie’s approximate €2,400/m² average, a 200 m² detached home would land near €480,000 before stamp duty — context for the €545,000 Ballylane East asking price (Daft.ie house filter). Bed count drives the price ladder in New Ross: the step from a 2-bed to a 3-bed currently costs €70,000 or more in asking-price terms, and the step to a detached home is larger again.

Are there derelict houses for sale in New Ross?

• Derelict houses are a distinct buyer interest in New Ross: related searches cluster around “derelict houses for sale new ross” as a standalone query.
• Findahome.ie currently lists a €65,000 BER-exempt property in New Ross, the clearest entry-level derelict-style opportunity in the current data (Findahome.ie).
• BER exemptions are a recognised signal of renovation condition in Irish property listings, and the New Ross data includes one at the bottom of the price range (SEAI (Ireland’s official energy authority)).

What price range do derelict properties in New Ross start at?

Lowest BER-exempt example: €65,000 ·
Cheapest liveable house: €120,000 ·
3-bed examples: €150,000 to €230,000

• The BER-exempt property on Findahome.ie is listed at €65,000 (Findahome.ie).
• The cheapest liveable home on MyHome.ie is a cottage at 22 Maiden Lane, listed at €120,000 (MyHome.ie).
• No current listing in the data sits below €65,000, and the next step up is the €120,000 cottage.

The €65,000 figure is the start of the conversation, not the finished cost.

Do derelict houses appear with BER exemptions?

• Yes. A BER is required when a home is sold or rented in Ireland, and BER exemptions apply to specific categories of buildings under Irish rules (SEAI).
• In listing terms, “BER exempt” signals a property that sits outside the normal energy-rating system — which often means renovation-condition stock.
• When you see “BER exempt” on a New Ross listing, factor in the cost of bringing the property up to a mortgageable, insurable and liveable standard.

Which houses for sale in New Ross are currently sale agreed?

• “Sale agreed” is a standard status label on Irish property portals (Daft.ie).
• Related searches include “sale agreed new ross” as a distinct buyer query, which shows how closely local buyers watch this status.
• On Daft.ie and MyHome.ie, sale-agreed listings stay visible on the portal, so buyers can still see the asking price and contact the agent (Daft.ie, MyHome.ie).

Why does sale agreed appear on New Ross listings?

For buyers, the label doubles as market intelligence: it shows the asking price was acceptable to at least one purchaser, which is useful calibration before you make your own offer.

How can buyers find sale-agreed status?

• Daft.ie and MyHome.ie display sale-agreed status on the listing card, so you can count them in a search without opening each property (Daft.ie).
• Local agency sites such as PN O’Gorman use the same status on their own listings (PN O’Gorman).
• Set a New Ross search, sort by newest, and watch how many listings switch to sale agreed within their first week.

What this means: the mix of active and sale-agreed listings is an informal demand gauge. A market where homes move to sale agreed in days is one where asking prices are being met quickly.

Who lists houses for sale in New Ross?

• Three national portals dominate the New Ross search results: Daft.ie, MyHome.ie and Findahome.ie.
• Two agency brands anchor the local side: PN O’Gorman, a New Ross-based firm, and Sherry FitzGerald, which appears in related searches for New Ross property (Sherry FitzGerald (national estate agency group)).
• The portals and agents publish different slices of the same market, so the counts overlap rather than add up.

What does Sherry FitzGerald currently list in New Ross?

• Sherry FitzGerald is one of the brands buyers associate with New Ross, appearing as a related search alongside “houses for sale new ross” (Sherry FitzGerald).
• Its exact New Ross listing count is the main gap in the current data set.
• Practical move: run a Daft.ie search filtered by “Sherry FitzGerald” as the agent, or check the brand’s local office directly.

What do local agents like PN O’Gorman offer?

• PN O’Gorman is currently listing 24 residential properties in New Ross (PN O’Gorman).
• The set includes a 3-bed coastal residence and a 4-bed detached residence (PN O’Gorman).
• Local agents can sometimes point you to homes before they hit the portals, so a short call is worth more than another hour of scrolling.

How do Daft, MyHome and Findahome compare for New Ross searches?

• Daft.ie gives the raw market size: 31 total properties, 24 of them houses (Daft.ie).
• MyHome.ie adds the cleanest pricing summary: 44 listings and a €230,000 average asking price (MyHome.ie).
• Findahome.ie covers the market’s edges: a €65,000 BER-exempt entry and a €545,000 detached house at Ballylane East (Findahome.ie).

The implication: no single source gives the full New Ross picture. A daily check of Daft.ie and MyHome.ie, plus one local agent in the loop, covers the market with the least effort.

How to run a New Ross house search in six steps

1. Set your budget from the data: current New Ross asking prices run from €65,000 for a BER-exempt property to €545,000 for a 4-bed detached house (Findahome.ie).
2. Turn on the house filter: Daft.ie currently lists 24 houses in New Ross, and MyHome.ie lists 44 properties overall (Daft.ie house filter, MyHome.ie).
3. Filter by bedroom count: 2-bed and compact houses sit around €120,000 to €160,000, while 3-bed houses run to €230,000 (MyHome.ie).
4. Check the BER before booking a viewing: a BER is required when a home is sold in Ireland, and exempt listings point to renovation condition (SEAI).
5. Track sale-agreed status on Daft.ie and MyHome.ie to see how quickly New Ross homes are moving (Daft.ie).
6. Introduce yourself to a local agent: PN O’Gorman has 24 residential listings live, and Sherry FitzGerald is active in buyer searches (PN O’Gorman, Sherry FitzGerald).

The sequence matters: budget first, filter second, BER third — that order stops you wasting viewings on homes you cannot finance.

What the New Ross listings data confirms — and what it doesn’t

Treat the confirmed list as the foundation and the unclear list as the questions to put to an agent when you call.

What the portals actually show

“Daft.ie lists 24 houses for sale in New Ross out of 31 total properties, with the town’s listing data showing an average price of roughly €2,400 per square metre.”

— Daft.ie (Ireland’s largest property portal), New Ross results

“MyHome.ie’s New Ross results currently show 44 listings with an average asking price of €230,000 and homes ranging from roughly 55 to 259 square metres.”

— MyHome.ie (major Irish listings portal), New Ross results

“Findahome.ie carries both ends of the New Ross market, from a €65,000 BER-exempt entry point to a €545,000 four-bed detached house at Ballylane East.”

— Findahome.ie (Irish property search site), New Ross listings

“PN O’Gorman’s New Ross portfolio includes terraced, coastal and detached homes, with about two dozen residential properties currently listed.”

— PN O’Gorman (local New Ross estate agency), residential listings

The pattern: the portals agree on the shape of the market — small stock, house-heavy, with a wide gap between the €65,000 entry and the €545,000 detached top end.

The practical takeaway

What this means for your search: New Ross is a small, house-led market where the data is friendly but fast-moving. The numbers that matter today — 31 properties on Daft.ie, 24 houses, a €2,400/m² average, a €230,000 typical asking price on MyHome.ie — will look different in a month, and that is exactly the point. For a buyer watching New Ross, the choice is clear: set up a daily portal check and introduce yourself to a local agent now, or wait until the home you wanted is already marked sale agreed.

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