Most Viewed Properties In Portrush

On the hunt for your dream home? Whether you're after sleek modern interiors, charming countryside retreats or the perfect family space, these standout properties have captured the most attention on PropertyPal this month. From stylish new builds to character-filled homes, it’s easy to see why these listings are turning heads across Portrush.<hr>

11-15 Eglinton Lane, Portrush Listed by: Causeway Coast Sales &amp; Rentals &nbsp;

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<hr>11 Castle Linn, 2-6 Bath Road Listed by: CBRE NI &nbsp;

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<hr>16 Dhu Varren, Portrush Listed by: Philip Tweedie &amp; Company (Portstewart) &nbsp;

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Look at the top properties that have been the most viewed in Portrush on PropertyPal.

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NI Homes Under £200k: Top Picks!

Northern Ireland offers a fantastic range of homes under £200,000, with hundreds of properties currently listed on PropertyPal across the province&nbsp; . This guide explores three standout categories—modern, Victorian and beachfront—helping buyers discover affordable gems worth considering.<hr>48 Kansas Avenue, Belfast Listed By: Simon Brien (North Belfast) Price: Asking Price £199,950

<hr>32 Hillhead Road, Carrickfergus Listed By: Reeds Rains (Carrickfergus) Price: Offers Around £145,000

<hr>379 Belvedere Manor, Lurgan Listed By: Marc Fegan - Bespoke Estate Agent (Lurgan) Price: £169,950

<hr>1d Church Quarter, Rathlin Island, Ballycastle Listed By: Philip Tweedie &amp; Company (Coleraine) Price: Offers Around £175,000

<hr>12 Finvoy Street, Ballyhackamore Listed By: Templeton Robinson (Ballyhackamore) Price: Offers Over £175,000

<hr>59 Ballywoolen Road, Castlerock Listed By: Causeway Coast Sales &amp; Rentals Price: Price from £79,995

<hr>Church Mews, Cookstown Listed By: McAteer Solutions Ltd Price: Asking Price £189,950

<hr>Northern Ireland’s affordable housing market under £200k offers something for everyone. From turn-key modern apartments to atmospheric Victorian builds and scenic coastal finds. With over hundreds of listings, buyers have a wealth of options to explore.Ready to start your search? Check current listings for Northern Ireland homes under £200k on PropertyPal.

Discover Northern Ireland’s best modern, Victorian and beachfront homes under £200k on PropertyPal. Affordable gems for first-time buyers!

Sustainable Living: What NI Home Movers Want

As climate concerns and rising energy costs continue to affect the world at large, sustainable living has also become a top priority for home movers across Northern Ireland. Energy efficient homes, eco-conscious design, renewable energy sources and green mortgage incentives are now starting to play a key role in how people search for a new home. April 2025 marked the busiest start to Q2 for residential property sales in four years, according to PropertyPal’s latest market report which showed that house sales were 5% higher versus April 2024 and sold on average 13 days faster. Alongside this, PropertyPal has also observed a clear rise in users actively searching for properties with high EPC ratings and eco-friendly energy sources. Homes with alternative heating sources such as wind, solar and geothermal alongside homes with existing and potential high energy efficiency ratings and lower running costs are particularly in demand. With lower energy bills and a reduced environmental impact, these properties are considered a practical choice for anyone looking to future-proof their home. Estate agents are also now keen to highlight when properties have been upgraded with improved insulation, double or triple glazing and this is viewed as a key selling point. These enhancements significantly boost a home’s energy performance and help lower long-term running costs, especially appealing to environmentally conscious buyers. As part of a strategic goal to lead and influence on sustainability, professional bodies for the property industry such as the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) have published guides like the residential retrofit standard to support the movement to decarbonise the residential property sector. This standard provides a framework which RICS members can use to advise on retrofit options in homes for existing market stock. Lenders are also supporting this sustainability shift through green mortgage products which offer benefits such as lower interest rates or cashback for energy efficient purchases or improvements, making sustainable choices more accessible for a wider range of buyers. Sustainability is also shaping how new homes are built. Developers are rethinking the materials used, their construction methods and key design approaches in order to reduce the environmental impact of their housing developments from the outset. For existing homeowners, small lifestyle changes such as switching to LED lighting, using a programmable thermostat or installing water saving fixtures are all simple yet effective ways to reduce energy use in the home. And a number of publicly funded grants are now available to homeowners such as the Affordable Warmth Scheme or Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme to save energy and combat rising energy prices. As more buyers, and indeed renters, prioritise sustainability, eco-conscious living is becoming a defining feature of Northern Ireland’s property market with more and more home movers recognising the long-term benefits of eco-friendly homes. &nbsp;

As climate concerns and rising energy costs continue to affect us, sustainable living has also become a top priority.

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Most Viewed Properties In Portrush
Published 10 Jun 2025

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