Ranelagh

Ranelagh is a sought-after south Dublin village with red-brick terraces, independent restaurants and a Luas stop on its doorstep. Its mix of period homes and walkable amenities attracts young professionals and families.

Family friendly
Upscale
Nightlife

Indicative figures · our listings & transactions

Median sale: $673.9K
Median rent: $2,935/mo
Price per area: $707/sq ft
Year on year: Up +4.8%vs last year
Days on market: 20days
Walk / transit: 91 / 78/100

Overview

About Ranelagh

Cafes and restaurants line Ranelagh Village, and the surrounding streets are filled with Victorian red-brick houses and converted flats. Ranelagh Gardens is a small green space at the heart of the village.

The Green Line Luas runs to St Stephen’s Green in about 10 minutes, and the city centre is also a pleasant 30-minute walk or a short cycle. Dundrum and the south are reachable on the same line.

In 2026 the median sale price is about €620K, roughly €7,000 per square metre, and a typical 2-bedroom rental costs about €2,700 a month. Prices are up 4.8% on a year ago and homes take around 20 days to sell, which points to very strong demand.

Parking is limited and permit-controlled, and period homes often have lower BER ratings, so budget for retrofitting. Weekend evenings are busy along the village main street.

Modern two-storey villa with timber cladding, panoramic windows and a manicured green lawn

Architectural render of a concrete modern house with lit driveway and car at dusk

Walk score91 / 100

Market

Prices and rents

Typical sale price
$673.9K
Typical rent
$2,935/mo

Ranelagh is one of the faster-moving markets in our coverage: buyers should expect competition on well-priced homes, and renters should be ready to apply quickly.

Indicative figures from our listings and transactions.