Property Northern Ireland: The cheapest homes for sale in Northern Ireland and how much they are going for

These are the 15 least expensive homes currently on sale in Northern Ireland in January 2022.

By Sarah McCann, Search and Trends Writer

Published 17th Jan 2022, 10:16 BST

Updated 17th Jan 2022, 10:43 BST

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Northern Ireland boasts many affordable properties throughout the province, with some having asking prices of under £60,000.

Although some may need some tlc, there are plenty of bargains to be had.

But where are they located? We've put together a list of the least expensive homes currently for sale in Northern Ireland in January 2022.

Property Price Source: PropertyPal - (all prices correct at the time of publishing).

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This end terrace located in Mount Vernon, is the cheapest property listed in Northern Ireland, with a guide asking price of only £35,000.

1. Mount Vernon, Belfast - £35,000

This end terrace located in Mount Vernon, is the cheapest property listed in Northern Ireland, with a guide asking price of only £35,000. Photo: Google Maps

This end terrace house on Herbert Avenue, Larne is currently on the market for £38,000.

2. Herbert Avenue, Larne - £38,000

This end terrace house on Herbert Avenue, Larne is currently on the market for £38,000. Photo: Google Maps

This end terrace in Fairmont Park, Dungannon is on the market with an asking price of £45,000.

3. Fairmont Park, Dungannon - £45,000

This end terrace in Fairmont Park, Dungannon is on the market with an asking price of £45,000. Photo: Google Maps

This end terrace at the top of Donegal Avenue in Belfast has an asking price of £49,000.

4. Donegal Avenue, Belfast - £49,000

This end terrace at the top of Donegal Avenue in Belfast has an asking price of £49,000. Photo: Google Maps

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