Buying a home in County Galway
Prices paid, new homes and commute times for 10 places in County Galway, from public records. Pick a place for the detail, or see what your own budget buys.
New homes selling now and planned in County Galway →
Galway city and suburbs
| Place | Typical price | Sold for €400k or less | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claregalway · new homes selling | €440,000 | 43% | 91 |
| Galway · new homes selling | €396,000 | 54% | 1076 |
| Knocknacarra · new homes selling | €451,000 | 27% | 82 |
| Oranmore · new homes selling | €485,000 | 20% | 192 |
| Rahoon · new homes selling | €461,000 | 31% | 111 |
| Salthill | €550,000 | 25% | 79 |
Within 45 km of Galway
| Place | Typical price | Sold for €400k or less | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athenry · new homes selling | €422,000 | 47% | 92 |
| Loughrea · new homes selling | €350,000 | 75% | 102 |
| Moycullen · new homes selling | €413,000 | 45% | 49 |
| Tuam | €300,000 | 84% | 156 |
Questions people ask
Where can I buy a home for €400,000 in County Galway?
Of places with at least 20 sales in the last year, the most homes sold for €400,000 or less in Tuam (84%), Loughrea (75%), Galway (54%), Athenry (47%), Moycullen (45%). Source: Property Price Register.
What is the typical house price in County Galway?
Across the places Hova covers, the typical (median) price paid in the sales counted was €405,000, from 2,030 sales over the last one to two years.
Sales: Property Price Register, full-market sales of €50,000 or more, VAT added back where the register shows it without; it records the price paid and whether the home was new, not its size. Planned homes: National Planning Applications, Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, applications for ten or more homes. Trips: National Transport Authority GTFS, Tuesday 10 November 2026, leaving at 07:45 and 08:15, door to door; car times are an estimate. Updated 2026-11-06.