Managing Agents in Co. Roscommon

County Roscommon is predominantly a rural, low-density county in the west of Ireland where detached and semi-detached houses dominate the housing stock. Census 2022 recorded 32,129 dwellings across the county, but apartments and flats represent a very small share: fewer than 9% of Roscommon household movers chose a flat or apartment in the year prior to Census 2022, compared with 34% nationally. The modest apartment stock is concentrated in the county town of Roscommon, the market towns of Boyle and Castlerea, and the rapidly growing Monksland suburb of Athlone, which falls within Roscommon County Council's administrative area.

The county's development plan has historically facilitated one-off and small-scale housing rather than multi-unit schemes, meaning the owners' management company sector is correspondingly limited in scale. Monksland is the principal exception: its position on the M6 Dublin–Galway corridor and proximity to Athlone town centre have driven a series of apartment and mixed-tenure residential developments — including the River Village scheme — creating an OMC requirement that is otherwise uncommon in the county.

Census 2022 recorded 532 households in purpose-built apartment blocks in Co. Roscommon — 2.0% of all households (CSO table F2011).

Every firm listed here holds a current Category D licence from the Property Services Regulatory Authority — the legal requirement for providing property management services to owners' management companies in Ireland. Firms marked Management are dedicated property managers rather than full-service estate agencies.

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