Top 10 most viewed properties in Waterford in 2025
No. 1 Pembrokestown House - the most viewed Waterford property of 2025.
- Type: Regency style villa
- Agent: Sherry FitzGerald John Rohan / Colliers
- Asking price: €2.9 million
The stunning Pembrokestown House in Butlerstown was the most viewed listing in Waterford on property website MyHome.ie this year.
The seven-bed Regency style residence was by far and away the most coveted property in the county this year, despite its €2.9 million asking price via joint agents Sherry FitzGerald John Rohan and Colliers.
It is easy to see why Pembrokestown House caught the eye. Set in a private enclave of three residential units, it is presented in outstanding decorative and structural condition following a comprehensive conservation rebuild and refurbishment.
The main residence is believed to date from the late 18th/early 19th century and is a detached split-level Regency style house which offers 439sqm of living space. It is only part of the story as the property includes many other stand-out features, including a stunning courtyard garden, the centre piece of which is a 25 metre one-and-a-half lane heated vitality pool.
As well as the main residence, the overall property extends to almost 11 acres, with scope to develop approximately six of these into paddocks.
Both the Coach House and Stables provide additional residential accommodation, making it an ideal place for guests or visiting family. Amongst the features of The Coach House, which extends to 305sqm, is a spacious gym, while The Stables, which extends to 194sqm, services the swimming pool, while also offering two double bedrooms.
You can read more about Pembrokestown House on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4965744
- Type: 3-bed farmhouse and cottage
- Agent: Brian Gleeson Property
- Asking price: €320,000
This farmhouse and cottage on 0.7 acres in the Nire Valley initially came on the market at the end of June with a €295,000 asking price and having attracted plenty of interest, went sale agreed in mid-August. Unfortunately that sale failed to materialise and it was back on the market in late October, this time with a €320,000 asking price. That gives someone else a chance to own not one but two character-filled homes – the farmhouse and Nire Valley Cottage – which combined offer three bedrooms in a beautiful area with sweeping views of the Galtee Mountains from its enviable position on the border between Waterford and Tipperary.
You can read more about Ballymacarbry Upper on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4963438
- Type: 9-bed country house
- Agent: Brian Gleeson Property / Lisney Sotheby’s International Realty
- Asking price: €1,750,000
Set within circa 10 acres of mature grounds Richmond House is an elegant country home, which dates from the early 18th century. Rich in history, it is currently run as an esteemed and award-winning boutique country guest house and restaurant. Like Pembrokestown House, there are two further homes on the estate – the three-bed ‘Richmond Villa’ and the four-bed ‘The Stables’, which offer 141sqm and 231sqm respectively, bringing the total number of rooms available at the property to 16.
You can read more about Richmond House on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4931400
- Type: 4-bed detached thatched house
- Agent: DNG Reid & Coppinger
- Asking price: €850,000
There’s something truly romantic and Irish about a thatched roof property, which probably explains why Gortaclode, situated on a 1.56-acre site just outside Kilmeaden, generated such interest. While it might look traditional from the outside, this four-bed detached home is quite modern throughout its 280sqm of living space and also boasts a B1 energy rating and two-car detached garage.
You can read more about Gortnaclode on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4928892
- Type: 4 bed detached house
- Agent: Liberty Blue Estate Agents
- Asking price: Sale Agreed
Ivy House is a detached period residence on approximately 10.2 acres in Ballyduff East, which was sold under the premise of requiring full renovation and modernisation. Having come onto the market in early July with a €295,000 asking price, it went sale agreed in mid-September, although it has yet to appear on the Property Price Register.
You can read more about Ivy House on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4942061
- Type: 10-bed detached house
- Agent: Knight Frank / Michael H Daniels & Co
- Asking price: Sold
The Fortwilliam Estate was MyHome’s most viewed listing for the whole of Ireland in 2024 having come on to the market that May. Available in various lots, the first – including the house and 216 acres – had a €6.9 million asking price and continued to attract interest before being marked sold in late November. It has yet to appear on the Property Price Register.
You can read more about Fortwilliam Estate on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4800427
- Type: 4-bed detached house
- Agent: Brian Gleeson Property
- Asking price: Sale Agreed
Baile na Harda is a 4-bed detached home on 0.9 acres which came on the market in late May for €350,000 and quickly attracted plenty of interest before being marked sale agreed in late August. Boasting stunning sea and countryside views, it has yet to appear on the Property Price Register.
You can read more about Baile na Harda on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4931442
- Type: 4-bed bungalow
- Agent: REA Spratt
- Asking price: POA
On the market since 2022, this 4-bed holiday home with direct private access onto Clonea Beach continues to attract plenty of interest. One of just 12 detached homes, it comes fully furnished and offers 187sqm of living space throughout.
You can read more about 4 Kilgrovan, Clonea, on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4584739
- Type: 8-bed country house
- Agent: Sherry FitzGerald John Rohan
- Asking price: €850,000
Comeragh House is a prominent period estate occupying an elevated position in the heart of the county in Lemybrien. Set within approximately 40 acres of mixed grounds, the property comprises mostly grazing land with areas of mature woodland, offering both practical agricultural value and natural beauty.
You can read more about Comeragh House on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4948940
- Type: 9-bed period home
- Agent: Griffin Auctioneers
- Asking price: €550,000
Rushmere House is an impressive three-storey period residence that commands a prime position beside the Majestic Hotel on the main approach into Tramore. Enjoying uninterrupted, elevated sea views over Tramore Bay, the property captures breathtaking panoramas of the sweeping 5km beach, sand dunes, and across the bay to Brownstown Head.
You can read more about Rushmere House on MyHome at www.myhome.ie/4953330
