About Lusk
Lusk is a village in north County Dublin, between Swords, Rush, Skerries and Balrothery, with a mainly residential, family-oriented character and a strong historic identity. The village is best known for the round tower and associated medieval church buildings at St MacCullin’s, while the surrounding landscape remains largely agricultural. Day-to-day life centres on the village’s local shops, services, cafés and pubs, with larger-scale retail and employment options available in Swords and along the M1 corridor. Families have local primary-school provision, including Lusk Junior National School St MacCullin’s and Lusk National School Hall, while secondary-school choices are generally found in nearby towns such as Swords, Skerries and Balbriggan. Station Road provides an important local route towards Lusk railway station, where Dublin commuter services connect the area with Balbriggan and the city; Dublin Bus services and nearby road links also support travel towards Swords and surrounding coastal towns. Park Rodge provides a useful local green space, and residents can reach the beaches, harbour facilities and coastal walks of Rush and Skerries for additional recreation. Local pubs, takeaways, cafés and restaurants give the village a convenient social base, while sports clubs and community organisations contribute to its active village atmosphere.
Property Market in Lusk
Based on 30 properties for sale in Lusk
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Lusk
Schools
Community-linked national school facility associated with local primary education.
Nearby primary-school option serving families in the Rush area.
Mixed post-primary school serving students from Skerries and surrounding north Dublin.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station linking Lusk with Dublin, Balbriggan and northern coastal towns.
Key village route providing access towards Lusk station and surrounding roads.
Local and regional bus routes connect Lusk with Swords and nearby towns.
Major north-south route accessible nearby for Dublin, airport and northern commuting.
Amenities
Local green space providing an everyday outdoor area within the village.
Historic Lusk landmark reflecting the village’s early Christian and medieval heritage.
Convenient local businesses cover everyday groceries, services and household needs.
Village venues provide informal dining, coffee and socialising close to home.
Nearby coastal destination offering harbour views, seaside walks and outdoor recreation.
Popular nearby seaside area with beaches, cafés, walks and harbour amenities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult participation in the community.
Community football club providing youth and adult soccer opportunities locally.
Local organisation supporting community initiatives, events and village development.
Independent shops, trades and services form the core of everyday local commerce.
Properties For Sale near Lusk
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