Local auctioneers on Church Street, Roscommon, selling homes, farms, land and sites across the county since 1998.
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Selling your home is a big decision. Here’s what you get when you sell with us.
From Roscommon town and Kilteevan to Castlerea, Strokestown, Elphin and Lanesborough, we know the towns, villages and townlands, and what buyers want in each.
Professional photos, drone shots and video tours. Your home goes on Daft.ie, MyHome.ie and our own website, and out to our followers on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Family homes, cottages, farms, land and sites, sold by private treaty or at public auction, in the room or online.
You hear about every offer as soon as it comes in, confirmed in writing, so you always know where things stand.
A few of the homes we’ve sold or agreed recently. Thinking of selling nearby? We’d love to hear from you.
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SoldWe recently engaged Oates Auctioneers to sell a property. My point of contact was Brendan Naughton and I found him very professional and efficient at all times and always available to deal with any queries I had. The sale went through smoothly and I would have no hesitation in recommending Oates Auctioneers.
We recently sold our property with Oates Auctioneers. We found Aengus and staff very professional and efficient. Jackie was always available on the phone to answer any queries. The advertising of the property was of high quality, especially the video. The sale went through smoothly and very quickly.
When we decided to sell our home we contacted a few estate agents but none gave us as much time and interest as Brendan and Aengus did, so we had complete confidence in them getting us what we thought our house was worth.
Very friendly staff. Got a valuation done with these guys and will definitely sell with them when the time comes. I wouldn’t usually leave reviews but the efficiency and kindness I was treated with certainly warranted a review!
We call out, walk through your home with you and give you a clear, honest figure, with no obligation.
Book your BER, then we arrange photos, drone shots and video, with a few simple tips to help your home look its best.
We look after viewings and tell you about every offer as it comes in, confirmed in writing.
We work with both solicitors right through contracts to closing day.
Want the detail? Read our step-by-step guide to selling your home.
Roscommon prices are rising faster than the national average.
Well-presented family homes in and around Roscommon town are in strong demand, and good cottages, sites and farms draw interest from all over the country. These figures are county-wide, and every home is different, which is why we value every home in person.
Tell us a little about your home and we’ll be in touch to arrange a visit. It’s free, with no obligation.
It depends on the location, size, condition and BER of your home. As a guide, the average asking price in Co. Roscommon was about €254,000 in the year to September 2026, and the average three-bed semi was €287,500. For a figure you can rely on, book a free valuation and we’ll call out to see it.
It varies with the type of property and the time of year. When we value your home we’ll give you an honest idea of timing, based on recent sales near you. Having your documents ready early keeps things moving.
Our fee is agreed with you up front and set out in a Property Services Agreement before we start, as the PSRA requires. You’ll also need a BER certificate and a solicitor. Our selling guide covers typical costs.
Yes. We sell farms, land and sites across Roscommon by private treaty and at public auction, in the room or online. Our guide to land and sites has current prices per acre.
Yes. Your home needs a valid BER before it can be advertised, and the rating appears in every ad. A BER lasts ten years.
All of Co. Roscommon, from Roscommon town, Kilteevan and Knockcroghery to Castlerea, Strokestown, Elphin, Boyle and Lanesborough, plus the neighbouring parts of Galway, Longford and Westmeath.
Sources: Shannonside, Daft.ie Q3 2026 report (Sept 2026); Roscommon People, REA survey and Daft.ie figures (Sept 2026); RTÉ, Daft.ie national figures (Sept 2026). Reviews are from Oates Auctioneers’ Google Business Profile.