Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages
Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages is a Ballsbridge-based Dublin 4 broker backed by Ireland's largest estate agency, rated 4.6 stars across 120 reviews for residential, high-value, investment, and first-time buyer advice.
About Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages
Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages occupies a unique position in the Irish mortgage market: backed by the country's largest estate agency network, they offer buyers a genuinely integrated property and mortgage advisory experience that independent brokers cannot replicate. Based in Ballsbridge — the epicentre of Dublin's premium residential market — the mortgage team operates with an unusually close connection to the property market itself.
For high-value residential buyers in Dublin 4 and south Dublin, this market proximity is a genuine advantage. The Sherry FitzGerald team understands exactly how property is priced and valued in the premium Dublin market, how Central Bank macroprudential rules and the LTI/LTV exception policy apply to complex or high-value applications, and how to structure financing for the kinds of properties their agency clients typically buy. Their 4.6-star rating across 120 reviews reflects consistent delivery at the premium end of the market.
Investment property clients benefit from the same integrated perspective: the mortgage team can advise on rental yield, interest-only options, and the 70% LTV cap on buy-to-let while working alongside the agency's commercial and residential sales divisions to provide a coordinated service from property identification through to financing and legal completion. For investors building or managing a Dublin property portfolio, that joined-up capability is valuable.
First-time buyers working with Sherry FitzGerald benefit from access to a team that understands Help to Buy and First Home Scheme eligibility, can secure approval in principle early, and understands the full property transaction picture — not just the mortgage piece. In a competitive market, having both your property search and your financing handled by organisations that work together is a clear advantage.
Specialties & Services
- Residential
- High-value
- Investment
- First-time buyer
Frequently asked questions about Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages
How do I contact Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages?
You can contact Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages by phone on +353 1 237 6400, by email at [email protected], or through their website at https://www.sherryfitz.ie. Their office is located at Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. Most Dublin mortgage brokers offer an initial consultation by phone, video call, or in person — it is usually free and without obligation.
What areas does Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages serve?
Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages is based in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, and regularly advises clients across Ballsbridge and the wider Dublin 4 area. Most Dublin mortgage brokers are happy to work with clients anywhere in Ireland because documents, signatures, and lender communication are largely digital — contact them directly to confirm whether they cover your location.
Does Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages work with first-time buyers?
Yes. Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages lists first-time buyers as one of their specialisms. They can guide you through Approval in Principle, the Help to Buy refund scheme, and the First Home Scheme, and help you understand the Central Bank of Ireland's 4x income cap and 90% loan-to-value limit that apply to first-time buyers.
Does Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages arrange buy-to-let or investment mortgages?
Yes — Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages lists investment and buy-to-let mortgages as one of their specialisms. Buy-to-let lending in Ireland typically requires a larger deposit (often 30% or more), a lower maximum loan-to-value, and stress-tested rental income. A specialist broker will know which lenders are actively writing investment business.
What should I expect at a first meeting with Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages?
An initial meeting with Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages is usually 45-60 minutes, free, and without obligation. Expect to discuss your income, deposit, existing debts, and timeline. Bring recent payslips, a current account statement, and a rough idea of the property price you are targeting. The broker will explain which lenders on their panel are the best match and what documents you will need to progress to Approval in Principle.
Does Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages charge a fee?
Most Dublin mortgage brokers, including those listed on Dublish, are paid a commission by the lender once your mortgage completes, so there is typically no direct cost to the borrower. Some brokers charge an additional advice or arrangement fee for complex cases (for example, self-employed, non-standard income, or multiple properties). Always ask Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages to confirm their fee structure in writing before you engage them — this is a requirement under Central Bank of Ireland consumer protection rules.
Where do the ratings for Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages come from?
The rating shown for Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages — 4.6 from 120 reviews — is aggregated from Google, not collected by Dublish. These are third-party reviews submitted by the broker's own clients on public platforms. Dublish surfaces this data to help you compare brokers; we do not verify individual reviews or moderate their content. We recommend reading the underlying reviews on the source platform before deciding.
Is Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages affiliated with Dublish?
No. Dublish maintains an independent directory of Dublin mortgage brokers and is not affiliated with Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages. We do not take payment for placement and brokers cannot pay to appear higher in our listings. If you spot out-of-date contact details or information on this page, please let us know and we will correct it.
Does Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages have a website?
Yes — you can visit Sherry FitzGerald Mortgages's website at https://www.sherryfitz.ie to learn more about their services, team, and regulatory details. All regulated mortgage brokers in Ireland must display their firm name, address, and Central Bank of Ireland registration reference on their website.