About Streete
Streete is a small, rural village in north County Westmeath, positioned between Longford and Mullingar and close to the N4 corridor, with Edgeworthstown, Rathowen and Ballinalack among its neighbouring localities. The area has a quiet, community-minded character, with scattered homes, farmland and a traditional village setting rather than an urban streetscape. Day-to-day life is car-dependent, although the surrounding towns provide a broader choice of supermarkets, schools, healthcare and services. Families generally use local primary-school provision, while secondary pupils travel to schools in nearby towns such as Longford, Mullingar or Ballymahon, depending on catchment and choice. Commuters can reach the N4 for journeys towards Mullingar, Longford and Dublin, while rail services are available from nearby Edgeworthstown and Longford stations. Streete Parish Park and Community Centre provides an important local base for recreation, gatherings and community activities. Pubs and dining are mainly found in Streete and neighbouring villages, with a wider selection of cafés, restaurants and shops in Edgeworthstown, Mullingar and Longford; the surrounding countryside also offers a pleasant setting for walking, local sports and rural living.
Property Market in Streete
Based on 1 property for sale in Streete
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What’s in Streete
Schools
Local primary-school provision serving children from Streete and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary school serving Rathowen and surrounding north Westmeath communities.
Additional primary-school options are available in the nearby town of Edgeworthstown.
Longford provides several secondary-school choices within practical driving distance.
Mullingar offers broader secondary and further-education options east of Streete.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional commuting route linking Streete with Longford, Mullingar and Dublin.
Nearby Dublin–Sligo rail station serving commuters and longer-distance travellers.
Rail station offering Dublin–Sligo services and connections from the county town.
Regional bus services connect surrounding villages with Longford and Mullingar.
Rural road network provides access to neighbouring villages and local services.
Amenities
Central local venue for recreation, events, community activities and parish gatherings.
Visit website ↗Nearby town centre with supermarkets, shops, cafés, services and everyday conveniences.
Larger nearby centre offering retail, restaurants, healthcare and public services.
Regional shopping hub with extensive retail, dining, leisure and professional services.
Traditional hospitality is available locally, with broader choice in nearby towns.
Popular walking and cycling route accessible from several points across the region.
Community sporting facilities in surrounding parishes support Gaelic games and social activity.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local organisations coordinate events, parish activities and community-centre programmes.
Gaelic games and club activity form part of the wider local social network.
Nearby independent shops, trades and services support everyday needs for residents.
Small village businesses and hospitality venues provide additional nearby services.
Walking and cycling groups use the region’s canal-side routes for regular recreation.
Nearby Areas
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