One of the standouts for me in our annual review this year is the Irish Agricultural Land Market in 2025 has been “one of the tightest in years”. Despite rising borrowing costs, softer commodity prices, and continued uncertainty in farming policy, values remained firm across most regions a resilience underpinned by deep-rooted demand and a chronic shortage of supply.

“There’s always demand for good land that hasn’t changed in a century. What has changed is the sheer lack of it coming to the open market.”

Here at Jordans, we are often asked about how the process of selling a property works and where to start? It’s not something most of us do every day so it’s understandable that knowing exactly what’s what isn’t high on our agendas. Moving house can not only be a very stressful experience but it can seem a little overwhelming too.

Superb Country Residence on 33 acres of top-quality land with equestrian facilities on the Laois/Carlow/Kildare border

Approached via a recessed entrance with electric gates, Tirernan sits discreetly into the surrounding countryside and a winding tarmac avenue with post and rail fencing leads directly to the front of the house.

Not all estate agents are equal. From knowledge and experience to unrelenting persistence there are some common skills the best estate agents have. With this skill set your estate agent can maximise the value in your proprty and find the right buyer as quickly as possible.

In Ireland, the tradition of farming runs deep in the veins of the countryside, embodying a heritage passed down through generations. Yet, amid this rich agricultural history, the challenge of farm succession can often lead to added stress and anxiety for all parties concerned. Navigating this process has become increasingly complex and as the average age of Irish farmers continues to rise, many reach retirement age without a clear plan.

Jordan Auctioneers finished off a superb selling season of public auctions with the sale of the iconic former premises of the Leinster Leader Local Newspaper. The property comprised of a 3-storey main office building containing c. 530 sq.m. (c. 5,705 sq.ft.) of accommodation with reception area, offices, canteen, boardroom and toilets. With a single storey to the rear mainly open plan printing area containing c. 975 sq.m. (c. 10,495 sq.ft.) of accommodation. Adjoining the offices was a 2-storey residence containing c. 177 sq.m. (c. 1,906 sq.ft.) of accommodation.

In an inspiring journey that spans over half a century, our founder Paddy Jordan, has left an indelible mark on Ireland's property market and the horse racing industry. Specialising in high-quality land sales and stud farms, Paddy’s influence extends from fostering the entrance of Middle Eastern players into Irish horse racing, to facilitating major property sales and shaping Kildare's development as a commercial hotspot. We sum up his interview with Miriam Mulcahy from the Irish Times and briefly delve into his remarkable career, his impactful transactions, and the evolving trends in Ireland's property market.

The First Home Scheme (FHS) is an affordable housing scheme, which helps support people to buy NEW HOMES. The FHS is a shared equity scheme, where the State and participating banks pay up to 30% of the cost of your new home in return for a stake in your home. If you wish, you can buy back the stake at any time. The scheme is available nationwide for first-time buyers and certain other people who want to buy a new home but can’t afford to. Your income is not assessed for the FHS.

The Gables is a substantial 25 ensuite bedroom guest house with leisure centre situated on the banks of the River Liffey only a short walk from the Town Centre. The entire premises contains c. 22,000 sq.ft. standing on c. 1.3 acres and includes 20 metre swimming pool, sauna, spinning studio, gym, changing rooms, 2 jacuzzi, steam room, etc. This is an idyllic setting with the River Liffey meandering past the property along with a River Walk leading to the Linear Public Park. Newbridge is located 35 km south west of the M50 just off the M7 Motorway at Junction 10 and is a vibrant town having developed significantly both commercially and residentially in the last 2 decades.

SUBSTANTIAL 3 BED BUNGALOW WITH DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE ON C. 5.93 ACRES

Jordan Auctioneers are pleased to present to the market Kilboy, an elevated 3 bedroom bungalow extending to 2,338 sq.ft. (c. 217.17 sq.m.) set back from the road amid c. 5.93 acres comprising of mature landscaped gardens and 2 paddocks. Approached through a recessed entrance with electric gates to a sweeping tarmacadam driveway leading up to the house and large double garage (605 sq.ft./56.25 sq.m.) all enclosed by mature trees and hedges providing a secluded haven of peace and tranquility.

Jordan Auctioneers are excited to bring the first of 4 Lots at Clonygowan to the market. Lot 1 comprises a detached residence standing on c. 15.6 acres (6.3 hectares) which was built in the 1970’s extending to c. 1,323 sq.ft. (123 sq.m) . The entire is structurally in good condition with the following accommodation: hall, sitting room, kitchen, living room, utility, wc, 4 bedrooms and a bathroom. There is oil fired central heating and an alarm. Outside there is several old sheds and a 3-span hay barn with ‘lean-to’. The land is all good quality in 5 divisions.