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Riverfield House, Aghacordrinan, Aughnacliffe, Co. Longford, N39 KW82, seen from the streetStreet View © Google

Riverfield House, Aghacordrinan, Aughnacliffe, Co. Longford, N39 KW82

Sale agreed · 8 September 2026

Detached House · 4 bed · 5 bath · 232 m² · BER C

Sale agreed on 8 September 2026. The price shown is the last asking price and the report stays as a record; a sale agreed can still fall through, so it may return to the market.

Move-in ready.

A 4-bed detached house in Aughagreagh, 232 m². Asking €435,000. With few sales nearby we can only give a rough guide of €296,000 to €493,000, so lean on the sold prices below and your surveyor. Budget for minor cosmetic personalisation to taste, as the visible accommodation is ready to occupy.

Automated buyer report from public data. An estimate, not a valuation or a survey. How we build this.

Low flood riskFast broadband available

Is Riverfield House worth the asking price?

We can only give a rough guide here.

Asking €435,000. Our rough guide is €296,000 to €493,000, a wide band around €394,000, because only 65 comparable sales within 25 km in the last three years fed it. A guide at this level lands within 20% of the sale price about a third of the time, so treat it as a starting point only.

Rough guide €394k
Asking €435k
€275kRough guide €296k to €493k, low confidence€528k
Price per m²
€1,875/m²

Asking price divided by the 232 m² floor area. Too few comparable homes nearby to rank it.

Confidence
Low

2 comparable sales within 8 km and 65 within 25 km in the last three years. Enough for a rough guide, not for a verdict on the asking price.

Price trend, Midland

+13%1 year
+36%3 years
+69%5 years

Change in the CSO Residential Property Price Index for Midland, to May 2026. A regional trend, not this exact house.

What it costs a month

About €1,880 a month on a 90% mortgage over 30 years at a typical current rate, plus property tax. Work it out for your own deposit.

How we estimate

We take recent sold prices from the Property Price Register, adjust each to today's money with the CSO price index, and weight them by how close and how recent they are. We blend that with a model trained on 5,000 matched sales that knows how price moves with floor area, bedrooms, BER, type and area, and we correct for condition read. Our estimate is the blend; the range is where 80% of homes like this actually sold.

Tested on sales the model had never seen: half land within 8% of the sale price, four in five within 20%. It never sees the survey. An estimate, not a valuation.

What's the house like?

Front of Riverfield House from the street
Street View, read automatically. Outside only. A prompt for your surveyor, not a substitute.

Inside: immaculate move-in condition

TurnkeyNeeds some workNeeds modernisation

The property is in excellent decorative condition with generous proportions and high-calibre architectural features. Quality stone tiling, hardwood floors, and classic fireplaces provide a bright, comfortable standard throughout. Budget for minor cosmetic personalisation to taste, as the visible accommodation is ready to occupy.

Entrance Hall
A grand central hallway with large stone floor tiles and a substantial bifurcated timber staircase.
Living Room
Comfortable room with timber flooring, decorative ceiling coving, and a traditional cast-iron fireplace.
Family Room
Bright reception space with hardwood floors, a white marble fireplace, and double-glazed multi-pane windows.

Going for it

  • Grand entrance hall with impressive timber staircase
  • High-quality stone floor tiles and solid timber flooring
  • Generous ceiling heights with decorative coving and roses
  • Turnkey decorative condition ready for immediate occupation

Needs doing

  • Traditional pine woodwork may require painting for contemporary tastes
  • Kitchen and bathrooms not accessible for visual assessment

An automated read of the interior. It cannot see damp, wiring, plumbing or structure. Your surveyor can.

BER C and the cost to reach B2

Comfortable enough, but under the B3 most lenders want for a green mortgage rate. About €6,850 after SEAI grants gets this 232 m² home to B2.

The measures, with current SEAI grants
MeasureCostGrantNet
Attic top-up insulation€3,150−€1,500€1,650
Heating controls€700−€700€0
Solar PV panels€7,000−€1,800€5,200
Total€10,850−€4,000€6,850

Indicative, from this home's own BER and floor area. Contractor quotes vary. Apply through SEAI's One Stop Shop.

What's the area like around Riverfield House?

Measured at this address's small area, not the county. Grouped into the environment around the home, the community, and getting around.

Environment

Flood risk
Minimal

Not within any mapped OPW flood extent (CFRAM, NIFM or NCFHM). OPW flood maps.

Broadband
Commercial

High-speed broadband already available from several providers. Fibre or cable typically on offer.

Radon risk
Lower area

Longford is not a designated high radon area, but any home can be affected. Radon maps to a 10 km grid, so check the exact address on the EPA map. A home test costs about €50.

Community and services

Liveability index
55/100

A blend of this report's own signals: safety, walkability, transport, broadband, affluence and flood. A rough summary.

Affluence
Marginally above average

Pobal Deprivation Index for GELSHAGH, 1.1 against a national average of 0.

Schools within reach
1 primary

1 primary within a 15-minute walk. S N Naomh Colmcille. Catchment is a separate question.

Healthcare nearby
1 GP practice

GP practices within 3 km.

Neighbourhood safety
Not available

We couldn't match this address to a Garda division's recorded-crime figures. Shown once we can.

Amenities within 1 km
3

2 pitch, 1 sports centre. Shops, food and services within a kilometre.

Getting around

Public transport
Bus

Nearest stop Aughnacliffe.

Nearest Garda station
Drumlish

9.6 km from the house.

Not checked this time: nearby planning applications, local water quality. We say so rather than guess.

What should I check before I sign?

BER C, reasonable, short of the green-rate threshold. Comfortable enough, but under the B3 most lenders want for a green mortgage discount. The discount is modest (roughly 0.1–0.35 points) but the comfort gain is real. Ask what would get it to B3 and price that against the rate saving.

12 must-do checks, tailored to this house. Budget €3.5k to €7.3k for the paid ones.

Get your surveyor to

Commission a pre-purchase survey from a chartered building surveyor
The most important spend before you sign, and the only thing that examines the actual fabric of the building. Nothing in an online report replaces it.
MUST
€500 to €1.1k

Get your solicitor to

Instruct a solicitor for title, planning and local authority searches
Confirms the seller owns what they are selling and that everything built has permission.
MUST
€2.2k to €4.5k
Get Certificates of Compliance with planning and Building Regulations for any extension or attic conversion
Unauthorised work can block your mortgage and becomes your problem the day you close.
MUST
Check the Local Property Tax band is correctly declared and paid up
An under-declared band follows the property to you, not the seller.
MUST
Check septic tank registration and get a percolation test
Registration is a legal requirement, and an advisory notice on the system becomes your remediation bill.
MUST
€400 to €900
Check for a planning occupancy condition on the house
Rural one-off homes often carry a seven-year occupancy clause restricting who may live there, which affects both your purchase and your resale.
MUST
Test the well and confirm rights of way and wayleaves
Private supplies need testing for E. coli and nitrates, and access rights are a common rural title problem.
MUST
€80 to €200

Ask the seller or agent

Ask for the BER certificate and the advisory report that goes with it
The advisory report lists the specific upgrades recommended for this house.
MUST
Ask why they are selling and how long they have owned it
Free, and it tells you more about the property and your negotiating room than any document.
MUST

Do this on your viewing

View a second time at a different time of day
Traffic, noise, parking and light all change. Most buyers only ever see a house once.
MUST

Sort with your lender or broker

Confirm your approval covers this specific property and price
Approval in principle is not a loan offer. The lender still has to value and approve this house.
MUST
€150 to €200
Budget for stamp duty and check what other costs land at closing
Stamp duty is 1% up to €1m, 2% between €1m and €1.5m, and 6% above that.
MUST
10 more worth doing
Confirm the boundaries on the title map match what you were shown
Boundary disputes are slow, expensive and surprisingly common.
SHOULD
Check the BER certificate has not expired
A BER lasts ten years. An expired cert will not support a green mortgage rate application.
SHOULD
Look for Japanese knotweed in the garden and along boundaries
It is a genuine mortgage blocker in Ireland, and treatment runs for several years.
SHOULD
Ask whether the property has ever flooded, and about any insurance refusals
A seller need not volunteer problems, but must not misrepresent when asked. So ask, in writing, through your solicitor.
SHOULD
Run every tap, flush every toilet, open every window
Water pressure, drainage and rotten frames are expensive and easy to miss in a ten-minute viewing.
SHOULD
Get into the attic and look under the stairs
Insulation depth, damp and the age of the wiring are all visible where nobody looks.
SHOULD
Get a SEAI Home Energy Assessment and a retrofit quote
Turns a vague "needs work" into a real number you can bid against.
SHOULD
€180 to €300
Raise the 3 items our report could not confirm
Where public data is missing, pre-contract enquiries are how you close the gap.
SHOULD
Do a radon test if you buy, or ask if one has been done
Ireland is a European radon hotspot. Testing is cheap and remediation is usually straightforward.
WORTH IT
€30 to €50
Ask your broker what the rate would be at B3, and about the Home Energy Upgrade Loan
The green discount plus a low-rate upgrade loan can cover a good share of the work.
WORTH IT

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Sold on Riverfield House since 2024

No sales on Riverfield House since 2024 are on the Property Price Register. Few comparable sales nearby is why our price guide is wide here. Search sold prices near Aughagreagh.

Homes for sale near Riverfield House

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Quick answers

Is Riverfield House still for sale?

Sale agreed on 8 September 2026. The price shown is the last asking price and the report stays as a record; a sale agreed can still fall through, so it may return to the market.

Is Riverfield House worth €435,000?

Riverfield House is for sale at €435,000. With only 65 comparable sales within 25 km in three years we can only give a rough guide of €296,000 to €493,000, low confidence. A guide from public data, not a valuation.

Is Riverfield House at risk of flooding?

No mapped risk. The property is not within any OPW flood extent under the CFRAM, NIFM or NCFHM maps.

What is the BER of Riverfield House and what would B2 cost?

The house is rated BER C. About €6,850 after SEAI grants, for attic top-up insulation, heating controls and solar PV panels, would bring this 232 m² home to B2 and unlock green mortgage rates.

What should I check before bidding on Riverfield House?

12 must-do checks, starting with a pre-purchase survey and your solicitor's searches. Budget €3.5k to €7.3k for due diligence. Budget for minor cosmetic personalisation to taste, as the visible accommodation is ready to occupy.

€435,000guide €296k to €493k
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