About Ardmore
Ardmore is a small, historic seaside village on Waterford’s south-west coast, overlooking Ardmore Bay and the Celtic Sea. It has a relaxed, close-knit character, with a mix of year-round residents, holiday homes and visitors drawn by the beach, harbour and coastal scenery. Daily life centres on the village’s compact streets, where local shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants provide the essentials, while larger shopping trips are generally made in Dungarvan. Ardmore Beach, the cliff walk and the ruined cathedral and round tower are major local attractions, giving the area a strong heritage and outdoor-leisure identity. St. Mary’s National School in Grange serves local primary-school needs, while secondary-school and broader educational options are available in nearby Dungarvan and surrounding towns. Road travel is the main transport choice, with connections towards Dungarvan, Youghal, Cork and Waterford; bus services are more limited than in larger centres and there is no railway station in Ardmore. Residents can enjoy swimming, walking, fishing and water-based activities, alongside community and sporting life in the surrounding villages. The village’s coastal setting is appealing for those seeking tranquillity and scenery, although commuting and comprehensive retail or healthcare services require planning and travel.
Property Market in Ardmore
Based on 10 properties for sale in Ardmore
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ardmore
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Ardmore, Grange and surrounding rural communities.
Established secondary school in Dungarvan, offering post-primary education within commuting distance.
Mixed post-primary school in Dungarvan serving families across west Waterford.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regional road linking Ardmore with Dungarvan, Clashmore and surrounding coastal communities.
Main national route providing onward access towards Cork, Waterford and the wider southeast.
Regional bus connections are generally accessed through Dungarvan rather than Ardmore itself.
Nearest mainline rail station, providing connections towards Dublin, Kilkenny and the southeast.
Amenities
Sheltered sandy beach popular for swimming, walking and family seaside days.
Scenic coastal walking route with sea views, cliffs and historic landmarks.
Iconic early Christian and medieval remains overlooking the village and coastline.
Popular village restaurant known for seafood and relaxed coastal dining.
Historic seafront hotel with dining, drinks and views across Ardmore Bay.
Local venue supporting activities, meetings and community events throughout the year.
Nearby town provides supermarkets, cafés, banks, healthcare and broader retail provision.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting underage and adult sporting participation.
Local provider associated with kayaking, coasteering and outdoor activities along the coast.
Important local maritime service with a longstanding role in coastal safety.
Recognisable local craft destination showcasing pottery, gifts and creative work.
Local voluntary activity helps maintain village facilities, events and community life.
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