About Glenageary
Glenageary is a leafy, established south Dublin suburb in the A96 area, positioned between Sallynoggin, Dalkey, Glasthule, Sandycove and Killiney. The locality is predominantly residential, with mature streets, substantial family homes and convenient access to the coast, making it popular with commuters and families seeking a quieter setting close to Dublin Bay. Glenageary DART station provides a direct rail connection towards Dublin city centre, Bray and other coastal towns, while Dublin Bus routes and the nearby N11 and M50 support road commuting. Local shopping is centred on Glenageary Shopping Centre and nearby neighbourhood parades, with SuperValu and post-office services at Rochestown Avenue and Sallynoggin serving everyday needs. A broader choice of cafés, restaurants and pubs is available in Glasthule, Dalkey, Sandycove and Dun Laoghaire, including the seafront and village dining areas. Residents are close to coastal walks, Killiney Hill, Sandycove beach and the People’s Park, as well as leisure facilities and sports clubs across the wider Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown area. Nearby schools include Dalkey School Project National School and other established primary and secondary options in Dalkey, Sallynoggin and Dun Laoghaire, while the area also benefits from easy access to libraries, shopping and community facilities.
Property Market in Glenageary
Based on 23 properties for sale in Glenageary
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Glenageary
Schools
Progressive primary school serving families in Dalkey and surrounding south Dublin neighbourhoods.
Visit website ↗Established boys’ primary school in nearby Dalkey, serving local primary-age pupils.
Catholic primary school located close to Dalkey village and Glenageary.
Well-known girls’ secondary school in nearby Killiney, accessible from Glenageary.
Visit website ↗Mixed secondary school in Blackrock, reachable by DART and local transport.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Coastal DART station linking Glenageary with Dublin city, Bray and northside destinations.
Regular local buses connect Glenageary with Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey and central Dublin.
Nearby route corridor providing access towards Sallynoggin, Dun Laoghaire and south Dublin.
Important south Dublin road connection towards the city, Leopardstown and County Wicklow.
Regional motorway access via south Dublin junctions, supporting wider commuting and airport journeys.
Amenities
Convenient parking serving local shops and everyday services in the Glenageary area.
Neighbourhood postal and everyday counter services near Glenageary and Sallynoggin.
Recognisable local residential development within the established Glenageary neighbourhood.
Named local property and landmark associated with the Glenageary area.
Popular swimming and bathing spots a short journey from Glenageary.
Scenic parkland offering woodland walks and broad views across Dublin Bay.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Small-scale local services and shops benefit from the station’s commuter footfall.
Neighbourhood businesses provide convenient daily shopping and services for residents.
Independent cafés, restaurants, pubs and shops are easily reached in nearby Dalkey.
Popular local cluster of cafés, restaurants, food shops and community services.
Nearby harbour and coastal clubs support sailing, rowing, swimming and other activities.
Properties For Sale near Glenageary
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