Galway Property Facts

Sale Prices on Connemara Way, Clifden

21 recorded sales on Connemara Way in Clifden, County Galway, 3 Mar 2014 to 25 Jun 2026. Median sale price €33,929.

€33,929median sale price
€33,929lowest
€215,000highest
21sales

By year

YearSalesMedian
201412€33,929
20151€61,000
20181€79,000
20202€85,000
20213€88,000
20262€192,500

Every record

AddressTypeDateSale Price
5 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling25 Jun 2026€170,000
16 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling10 Jun 2026€215,000
8 Connemara Way, Westport Rd
not full market price
Second-hand dwelling1 Apr 2021€61,000
4 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling5 Mar 2021€88,000
16 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling23 Feb 2021€90,000
16 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling23 Jun 2020€92,500
4 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling23 Jun 2020€77,500
Apartment No.1, Connemara WaySecond-hand dwelling8 Nov 2018€79,000
8 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling21 Dec 2015€61,000
10 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
11 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
12 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
14 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
15 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
16 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
3 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
4 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
5 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
6 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
8 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929
9 Connemara Way, Westport RdSecond-hand dwelling3 Mar 2014€33,929

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Source: Residential Property Price Register (Property Services Regulatory Authority). PSRA open data; prices as declared to Revenue for stamp duty, not valuations. Each line is one sale as declared to the Revenue Commissioners for stamp duty; the register does not identify buyers or sellers, and a townland can stand in for a street where the address has none.