Beaupark Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Beaupark
Beaupark is a modern residential neighbourhood in north-east Dublin, within the D13 area and close to Baldoyle and Clongriffin. It has a suburban, family-oriented feel, with contemporary housing, landscaped open spaces and easy access to the wider coastal corridor. Residents generally use nearby Baldoyle and Donaghmede for everyday shopping, cafés, takeaways and local services, while larger retail provision is available at Clarehall Shopping Centre and Northside Shopping Centre. The seafront and open countryside around Baldoyle, Portmarnock and Sutton provide attractive options for walking, cycling and outdoor recreation. Local education includes primary-school provision in Baldoyle and nearby estates, with secondary schools available in surrounding north Dublin suburbs. Clongriffin railway station is the key public-transport link, providing DART services towards Dublin city and north towards Malahide and Howth Junction, while Dublin Bus routes serve the surrounding communities. Commuters also benefit from access to the M50, M1 and Dublin Airport via the northern road network. For evenings out, residents typically head to established pubs and restaurants in Baldoyle, Donaghmede, Clarehall and nearby coastal villages rather than relying on a large town centre within Beaupark itself.
Property Market in Beaupark
Based on 2 properties for sale in Beaupark
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Beaupark
Schools
An inclusive primary school serving families in Baldoyle and surrounding north Dublin neighbourhoods.
A modern primary school serving newer residential communities around Baldoyle and Portmarnock.
An established girls’ secondary school accessible from north Dublin by public transport.
A co-educational secondary school serving communities north of Dublin, near Balbriggan.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent DART services connect nearby residents with Dublin city, Malahide and Howth Junction.
Local bus routes provide connections towards city-centre, coastal and northside destinations.
The orbital motorway is reachable via the northern road network for cross-city commuting.
The M1 offers convenient access towards Dublin Airport, the city and northern counties.
Ireland’s principal airport is a relatively straightforward drive via the M1 and M50.
Amenities
A nearby neighbourhood shopping centre with supermarkets, services, cafés and everyday retail.
A larger local centre offering retail, food outlets, services and a cinema nearby.
A community library providing books, study facilities, events and public services.
A broad open-space area popular for walking, recreation and family outings.
A nearby employment area containing trade counters, workshops and practical local services.
A well-known sandy beach offering coastal walks, sea views and outdoor recreation.
A coastal hotel and golf destination with dining and sea-facing leisure facilities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
A long-established local football club with teams and community participation across age groups.
A community boxing club providing training and structured activities for local members.
A local community organisation supporting families, activities and services in Baldoyle.
A prominent nearby rugby club offering youth and adult sport at Station Road.
A growing local area with convenience retail, cafés, takeaways and resident-focused services.
Nearby Areas
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