About Rosses Point
Rosses Point is a small coastal village on the north side of Sligo Bay, in County Sligo, with a relaxed seaside and holiday atmosphere alongside a close-knit permanent community. It is known for its sandy beaches, harbour, views across the bay and towards Benbulben, and its strong links with sailing, golf and water-based recreation. Day-to-day living is peaceful and scenic, although many residents travel into Sligo town for larger-scale shopping, work, healthcare and services. The village has local food and pub options, while Strandhill, Sligo town and nearby Drumcliffe broaden the choice of cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities. Families generally use schools in nearby Carney, Strandhill, Sligo and other surrounding settlements, with school transport and car travel important considerations. Bus services connect Rosses Point with Sligo, but commuting is primarily by road, with the N4 and regional routes providing access to Sligo town and further afield. Local highlights include Rosses Point Beach, the yacht club and golf club, making the area particularly appealing to people seeking outdoor activity, coastal scenery and a quieter lifestyle within reach of urban amenities.
Property Market in Rosses Point
Based on 4 properties for sale in Rosses Point
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Rosses Point
Schools
Independent co-educational secondary school in Sligo town, serving students from across the region.
Large post-primary school in Tubbercurry, offering broad academic and practical programmes.
Local primary school serving children in Carney and surrounding north Sligo communities.
Several established primary schools are available within a practical drive of Rosses Point.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local and regional bus connections provide access between Rosses Point and Sligo town.
The main local road links Rosses Point with Sligo, Carney and surrounding coastal settlements.
Road access around Sligo connects the area with Dublin, the west and wider County Sligo.
Rail station in Sligo town provides services towards Dublin Connolly and selected intermediate destinations.
Regional airport approximately an hour’s drive away, offering domestic and European flights.
Amenities
Sheltered sandy beach popular for swimming, walking, views and family seaside outings.
Well-known Rosses Point dining venue offering smoked foods, drinks and coastal village atmosphere.
Harbour-based sailing club supporting boating, training and watersports on Sligo Bay.
Scenic links-style golf course overlooking Sligo Bay and the surrounding Atlantic landscape.
Seafront landmark associated with Rosses Point’s maritime setting and local heritage.
Nearby Sligo provides supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, banks and everyday professional services.
Regional hospital in Sligo town providing emergency, outpatient and general healthcare services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community sailing organisation offering sailing activities and events on Sligo Bay.
Established golf club with a coastal course and active member community.
Longstanding yacht club supporting sailing, racing, training and maritime social activities.
Popular local business combining casual dining, smoked food and a welcoming village setting.
Local community activity helps maintain village events, facilities and social connections.
Nearby Areas
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