About Redhills
Redhills is a small rural village and surrounding townland area in County Cavan, close to the County Monaghan border and within the H14 routing area. Its character is agricultural and community-focused, with scattered homes, farmland and a compact village centre rather than urban streetscapes. Day-to-day life is quiet and car-dependent, although Ballyhaise, Belturbet, Cootehill and Cavan town provide a wider range of shopping, schools, healthcare and services within practical driving distance. Local social life centres on village pubs, community activities and nearby sporting organisations, while larger supermarket trips and specialist shopping are generally made in Cavan or the surrounding market towns. The countryside offers pleasant opportunities for walking, fishing and enjoying the lakes and drumlin landscape characteristic of this part of Cavan. Families typically use nearby national schools for primary education, with secondary options in Ballyhaise, Cootehill, Belturbet or Cavan depending on the address and preferred school. Bus services in the wider area are limited compared with larger towns, so most commuting is by car, with the N3 and N54 providing important regional road connections. Redhills suits residents looking for a peaceful rural setting with strong local ties, while accepting that cafés, restaurants, rail services and major leisure facilities are located outside the village.
Property Market in Redhills
Based on 4 properties for sale in Redhills
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Redhills
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Redhills and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary option serving families in Ballyhaise and the surrounding countryside.
Mixed post-primary school offering secondary education close to Redhills.
Post-primary school in Belturbet, serving students from west County Cavan.
Mixed secondary school providing education and extracurricular activities in Cootehill.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regional strategic route linking Cavan, Belturbet, Ballyshannon and wider north-west destinations.
Important cross-border route connecting Cavan, Monaghan and towns across the region.
Limited services connect surrounding villages with Cavan and neighbouring market towns.
Main nearby bus interchange for services towards Dublin, regional towns and surrounding villages.
Former railway location; regular passenger rail services are not currently available locally.
Amenities
Traditional local venues providing informal drinks, conversation and community social life.
Village facility used for meetings, classes, social events and local activities.
Local Gaelic games facilities supporting community sport and youth participation.
Nearby shops, cafés and everyday services serving Ballyhaise and surrounding residents.
Market-town centre with shops, pubs, cafés, services and access to the River Erne.
Regional hospital in Cavan providing emergency, outpatient and specialist healthcare services.
Wider choice of supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, banks, gyms and public services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club with teams and activities for local players.
Local organisation supporting events, social activities and village community development.
Established nearby Gaelic games club serving Ballyhaise and surrounding parishes.
Well-known agricultural education campus reflecting the area's rural economy and identity.
River Erne-based facilities supporting boating, fishing, tourism and local hospitality.
Nearby Areas
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