About Castlejordan
Castlejordan is a small rural village in east County Meath, close to the Offaly border and within the N91 routing area. It has a quiet, countryside character, with homes and local services centred around the village and larger settlements such as Kinnegad, Edenderry and Trim providing a broader range of shopping, schools and services. Everyday life is car-dependent, although the N4 and M4 corridor is accessible for commuting towards Dublin, while local bus services provide connections to nearby towns. Primary-school provision is available in the surrounding villages, with secondary schools and further education generally found in Kinnegad, Edenderry, Trim or larger regional centres. Castlejordan is associated with the historic Castlejordan House and demesne area, and the surrounding landscape offers attractive walking and cycling through farmland and country roads. Local social life centres on village pubs, community activities and Gaelic games, with restaurants, cafés, supermarkets and healthcare services more plentiful in nearby Kinnegad and Edenderry. The area suits residents looking for space, privacy and a close-knit rural setting while remaining within reach of the Midlands and Dublin commuter routes.
Property Market in Castlejordan
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What’s in Castlejordan
Schools
Local primary-school provision serving children from Castlejordan and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving families around Carbury and north-western Meath.
Local rural primary school serving Ballinabrackey and surrounding townlands.
Mixed secondary school in nearby Edenderry offering broad post-primary education.
Community school providing second-level education to students across the surrounding area.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regional road linking Castlejordan with Edenderry, Kinnegad and surrounding villages.
Key Dublin–west corridor reachable via Kinnegad for longer-distance commuting.
Nearby town provides bus services towards Dublin, Mullingar and other regional destinations.
Accessible rail station on the Dublin–Sligo line, serving nearby commuter communities.
Regional airport access is generally via the M4 and Dublin road network.
Amenities
Small-scale local services and community facilities serving day-to-day village needs.
Historic estate and prominent local landmark set within the surrounding countryside.
Nearby town offering supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, banks and a wider retail selection.
Convenient service town with shops, food outlets, medical services and roadside amenities.
Public library providing books, digital resources, study facilities and community events.
Local venue supporting sports, classes, meetings and community activities.
Nearby woodland and rural walking options across the wider Midlands landscape.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult participation in the community.
Established nearby club offering Gaelic football, hurling and camogie activities.
Community sports club providing Gaelic games and social activities for all ages.
Local voluntary organisations help coordinate events, activities and village initiatives.
Nearby independent shops, cafés, trades and professional services support local residents.
Nearby Areas
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