Ireland mortgage calculator 2026
First-time buyers: typically 4× gross income and 10% deposit. Annuity plus 1%/2% stamp duty.
Monthly repayment
€1,468
€315,000 > 4× €55,000 (€220,000)
- Loan
- €315,000
- Deposit
- €35,000
- Stamp duty
- €3,500
CBI lending limits still need lender stress tests. Not a loan offer.
30 years · 3.8% · 10% deposit
| Price € | Loan | Monthly repayment |
|---|---|---|
| €280,000 | €252,000 | €1,174 |
| €350,000 | €315,000 | €1,468 |
| €450,000 | €405,000 | €1,887 |
| €600,000 | €540,000 | €2,516 |
FAQ
- How much can a first-time buyer borrow?
- Central Bank rules cap most FTBs at 4× gross income with a 10% deposit. Some exceptions exist.
- What is stamp duty?
- 1% on the first €1m of residential property, 2% above. Added here as a cash cost, not in the loan unless you roll fees.
- Is 4× guaranteed?
- No. Credit, outgoings and the stress rate can cut the offer.