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Few properties can lay claim to such an enviable combination of location, character, history and uninterrupted views of Galway Bay as Glenorney in Salthill. Now, the remarkable residence on Salthill Promenade is being offered for sale on behalf of its owners by Keane Mahony Smith, presenting a rare opportunity to acquire one of the last great historic houses in Salthill.

St Mary’s, No 19 Newcastle Road, is a beautiful period end-of-terrace residence dating back almost 100 years. Ideally positioned in one of Galway city’s most convenient locations, the property is close to University Hospital Galway, University of Galway, a wide selection of primary and secondary schools, and Galway city centre, with its extensive choice of shops, cafés, bars and restaurants. Lower Salthill is also within easy reach.

An urgent appeal is being made to Galway County Council, local councillors, Galway’s TDs and senators, Fáilte Ireland and the Government to act immediately to secure 2.7 acres of strategically important land adjoining Dunguaire Castle before the opportunity is lost to private development.

An urgent appeal is being made to Galway County Council, local councillors, Galway’s TDs and senators, Fa?ilte Ireland and the Government to act immediately to secure 2.7 acres of strategically important land adjoining Dunguaire Castle before the opportunity is lost to private development.

Keane Mahony Smith presents Burren View, an exceptional five bedroom detached family residence extending to approximately 242sq m. (2,605sq ft), occupying a magnificent, elevated site with breathtaking views across the surrounding countryside towards the Burren.

Galway’s commercial property market is showing resilience heading into 2026, with strong demand for office space, particularly in high-quality and out-of-town locations, while the retail sector faces more mixed conditions.

First-time buyers in Galway are being urged to be fully prepared, financially disciplined and flexible as competition for homes remains intense, while sellers are warned that pricing and preparation are key to securing a successful sale.

Strong demand for new homes across Galway is continuing to outpace supply, with estate agents reporting intense interest from first-time buyers and families, particularly for energy-efficient homes, while delivery remains slow and uneven across the county.

Galway’s property market has seen another year of strong demand, rising prices and constrained supply, with estate agents across the city and county pointing to a highly competitive landscape shaped by first-time buyers, returning emigrants and ongoing housing shortages.

This vacant home is situated just 1km from the village of Craughwell and just off the main Galway/Loughrea road on an elevated 0.9 acre site.