The property market in Kilkee, Co. Clare is experiencing one of its strongest periods in recent years—presenting a unique and timely opportunity for holiday home owners to consider selling.
Demand for homes in Kilkee has surged, driven by a renewed appreciation for coastal living, lifestyle flexibility, and a strong desire for quality Irish holiday destinations. Buyers are actively seeking properties in this vibrant seaside town—not just for summer use, but as long-term lifestyle investments. From Dublin-based professionals to returning Irish abroad and international purchasers, interest in Kilkee has never been broader or more competitive.
At LoveHome Properties, we are witnessing firsthand the intensity of this demand. Well-presented homes in prime locations—from Moore Bay to the surrounding coastal roads—are attracting strong enquiries, competitive bidding, and swift sales. Many buyers are ready to proceed immediately, with finance in place, waiting for the right property to come to market.
At the same time, changing regulations and increased pressure on landlords are causing many owners to reassess their rental strategies. What was once a straightforward investment has become more complex, with compliance, taxation, and regulation reshaping the landscape. For many, this creates a pivotal moment to maximise value and exit at a peak.
Kilkee holds a special place in the hearts of so many—and for those who have cherished their holiday homes here over the years, the current market offers an exceptional window to achieve premium prices while demand is at an all-time high.
At LoveHome Properties, we specialise in delivering a highly personal, results-driven service. As a sole agent, I work directly with every client, ensuring your property receives the attention, care, and high-end marketing it deserves—through professional photography, video, and targeted exposure to ready buyers.
If you’ve been even considering selling your Kilkee property, now is the time to explore your options. The opportunity may never be stronger.

LoveHome Properties – Property Expertise with Heart

info@lovehomeproperties.ie
087 1800 574
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