Buying a Home in Ireland — Legal Checklist + Fixed-Fee Solicitor Help
Buying a home in Ireland — what you actually need
Whether you are a first-time buyer, an Irish expat returning home, or a non-resident purchasing in Ireland, the legal path is roughly the same: get the title checked, get the contract reviewed, exchange, close. Our fixed-fee bundle is built around exactly that path.
Recommended bundle (in order)
- Buyer Risk Review (€195) — before you sign anything. Catches title defects, planning issues, easement gotchas.
- Right of Way & Easement Advice (€195) — only if the property has access concerns.
- Clever Conveyance (€1,650 inc. VAT) — the full conveyancing service end-to-end.
- Vendor Disclosure Review — for selling-side reviews.
Common questions
How long does it take to buy a home in Ireland?
Average 8–12 weeks from sale-agreed to close, assuming no chain.
What does the solicitor actually do?
Title checks, contract review, mortgage liaison, stamp duty filings, Land Registry / Registry of Deeds dealings.
Is everything online?
Yes — we handle everything via video call, secure document portal, and electronic signatures where permitted.
Request a consultation
Not sure where to start? Book a 15-minute legal consultation (€65) and we will route you to the right service.