About Greystones
Greystones is a popular coastal town in County Wicklow, around 25 kilometres south of Dublin and immediately south of Bray, with Delgany forming a closely connected neighbouring village. It has a strong residential and family-oriented character, combining a traditional town centre with newer housing around the harbour and south beach. Living here offers easy access to the coast, the Wicklow foothills and the seafront, while Dublin commuting is practical by DART, commuter rail, bus and the M11/N11 road corridor. Greystones town centre provides everyday shopping, cafés, restaurants, pubs, professional services and healthcare, with larger retail options available in nearby Bray. Local education includes primary and secondary schools in Greystones and Delgany, while Schoolwear House and Greystones Art and School Supplies are useful education-related local businesses. Leisure is a major attraction, from the beach, harbour and coastal walks to sporting clubs, playgrounds and nearby Great Sugar Loaf and Wicklow Mountain scenery. The town also has a lively community atmosphere, with established GAA, rugby, football, sailing and tennis clubs, alongside landmarks including Greystones Harbour and the Victorian harbour walk towards Bray.
Property Market in Greystones
Based on 82 properties for sale in Greystones
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Greystones
Schools
Co-educational post-primary school serving Greystones and surrounding north Wicklow communities.
Visit website ↗Girls’ secondary school located close to Greystones town centre and residential areas.
Primary school serving local families near the centre of Greystones.
Established primary school serving children from Delgany and neighbouring Greystones.
Visit website ↗Local shop providing art materials and school supplies for families and students.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART and commuter services connect Greystones with Bray, Dublin and intermediate coastal stations.
Regular bus route linking Newcastle, Kilcoole, Greystones, Delgany, Bray and Dublin.
Regional service connecting Greystones and Wicklow with Dublin and coastal towns.
Main road corridor provides relatively direct access towards Dublin, Wicklow and southeast destinations.
Local regional route connecting Greystones with Delgany, Kilcoole and surrounding communities.
Amenities
Popular waterfront area for swimming, walking, views and access to harbour amenities.
Compact centre with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and professional services.
Established local optician providing eye examinations, eyewear and related optical services.
Recognisable town-centre premises close to Greystones’ shops and everyday services.
Local legal practice serving Greystones residents, families and businesses.
Local landmark and accommodation-related property near Greystones town amenities.
Popular local venue combining casual dining, drinks and a sociable town-centre atmosphere.
Seafront-facing venue offering food and drinks near Greystones’ coastal amenities.
Visit website ↗Local Clubs & Businesses
Major community club offering Gaelic games and activities for multiple age groups.
Established rugby club serving players and families throughout north Wicklow.
Community tennis club providing courts, coaching and organised social play.
Local schoolwear retailer supplying uniforms and related clothing for nearby schools.
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