1000+ home buyers have already taken control of their property research with a Home Hunter Report.
Enter the Eircode of the property you want to research to get started!
Why Do You Need a Home Hunter Report?
Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you'll ever make and will impact the lives of you and your family for years or even decades. So it's your responsibility to find out as much as you can about the home and area before you commit to buying.
SERVICES
RISKS
Not being aware of potential risks to the property can impact your home insurance, property value and worse, your family health. We'll help you prepare for and mitigate against these.
COST
Being able to budget for the running costs of your home is a vital part of the buying process. We'll check the LPT rates and give you some information on estimated energy costs for running your home.
What is included in a Home Hunter Report?
PROPERTY SUMMARY
A summary of the property type and configuration
KEY DETAILS
Information on property size and freehold / leasehold status
WIFI
Information on broadband connectivity and providers
TV
Information on TV providers available in the area
LOCAL PROPERTY TAX
Local county council and property tax information
FLOOD INFORMATION
Flood risk and flood plain information
SCHOOLS
Information on local schools in the area
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Details on local public transportation as well as Commuter times
PRICE HISTORY
A summary of previous sale prices and dates from the Property Price Register
PHONE COVERAGE
An overview of phone coverage from the leading providers in the area
PLANNING INFORMATION
Overview of local planning applications and recent decisions in the area
BER INFORMATION
Property BER Information and Estimated Energy costs.
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What is included in the Home Hunter Report?Your Home Hunter Report will include over 20 pages of information on your property including: Planning Information Local Property Tax Rates Freehold / Leasehold Status Information from the Property Price Register Flood Risk Information Radon Risk and Information Mobile Phone Coverage Broadband Coverage Local Transport Links Major Transport Links Local Schools Local Amenities BER Information Estimated Energy Costs Commuting Times ... And many tips to help you on your home buying journey!
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Who is the Home Hunter Report for?The Home Hunter Report is designed for anyone on the house buying journey who is looking for more information on a property. We think the ideal time to get a report is a few days before you go to a viewing to arm you with extra information, but the report will add value at any stage of your journey. The objective of the report is simple: provide you with as much public information as possible about the property and area so that you can make an informed decision on whether or not this is the right property for you!
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What properties does the Home Hunter Report cover?The Home Hunter Reports works on all residential properties in Ireland. All you need to know is the Eircode. The Home Hunter Report will not work for new builds which have not yet been issued an Eircode for at least 2-3 months.
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How is the Home Hunter Report personanlised for me?We use the Eircode that you provide us to tailor the report for exactly what you need. Your Home Hunter Report will include over 20 pages of information on your property including: Planning Information Local Property Tax Freehold / Leasehold Status Information from the Property Price Register Flood Information Radon Information Mobile Coverage Broadband Coverage Local Transport Links Major Transport Links Local Schools Local Amenities ... And many tips to help you on your home buying journey!
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Do I get a physical Home Hunter Report?As an eco-friendly company, we are always trying to reduce the use of paper. So rather than sending a report in the post, we will provide you with a link to a downloadable PDF version of your report. This will be emailed directly to you within 20 minutes of your purchase and, if you choose to print it, your Home Hunter Report will be in a printable format.
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Why didn't my report include all topics?Whilst we strive to ensure that all data points are covered in every report, in the rare occasion (<10% of reports) public data may not available for all reporting topics. This is something that is beyond our control and we are constantly searching for new data sources in order to close these gaps.
