About Balrothery
Balrothery is a small, historic village in north County Dublin, just inland from Balbriggan and within easy reach of Lusk, Skerries and the wider Fingal coastline. It has a quiet, village-centred character, with older buildings and surrounding farmland giving it a more rural feel than the larger nearby towns. Everyday life is generally peaceful and community-oriented, while Balbriggan provides a broader range of shops, services and employment connections. Families have access to local primary-school provision and several secondary and further-education options in nearby Balbriggan, Skerries and Swords. Commuters can use Balbriggan railway station for Dublin-bound trains, with road links via the M1 and the R132; local bus services also connect surrounding villages and towns. The village has local pubs and small businesses, while more extensive cafés, restaurants and supermarket shopping are available in Balbriggan and Skerries. Nearby parks, coastal walks, sports clubs and Fingal’s countryside provide plenty of leisure opportunities, and Hamilton Park Care Facility is a notable local care amenity.
Property Market in Balrothery
Based on 12 properties for sale in Balrothery
Property types
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What’s in Balrothery
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Balrothery and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Co-educational secondary school serving Balbriggan and nearby north County Dublin areas.
Co-educational post-primary school located near Balbriggan and serving the surrounding area.
Nearby co-educational secondary school serving Skerries, Lusk and neighbouring communities.
Post-primary school in Swords, providing another accessible north Dublin education option.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART and commuter rail services connect Balbriggan with Dublin city and other coastal towns.
Major north-south route providing access towards Dublin, Drogheda and Belfast.
Regional road linking Balrothery with Balbriggan, Lusk and Swords.
Regional buses connect Balrothery and nearby villages with Balbriggan and Dublin routes.
International airport is reachable by road via the M1 and Dublin-area routes.
Amenities
Local residential care facility serving older people and the surrounding community.
Visit website ↗Compact village centre with local services, convenience shopping and community facilities.
Nearby town centre offering supermarkets, banks, cafés, restaurants and everyday services.
Landscaped demesne with gardens, coastal views, walking routes and family recreation.
Accessible sandy beach and promenade area for walks, swimming and coastal activities.
Local venue supporting community activities, meetings, classes and neighbourhood events.
Picturesque nearby harbour surrounded by cafés, restaurants, walks and coastal attractions.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club supporting youth and adult teams in the locality.
Local football club providing organised soccer activities for children and adults.
Established nearby rugby club with youth and adult teams and community involvement.
Nearby parkland golf club offering membership, competitions and visitor facilities.
Visit website ↗Traditional local pubs provide informal socialising, drinks and community meeting points.
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