About Balrothery
Balrothery is a small, historic village in north County Dublin, just inland from Balbriggan and within easy reach of Lusk, Skerries and Ballyboughal. It has a quiet, strongly residential and semi-rural character, centred on a traditional village core and surrounded by farmland, while the larger amenities of Balbriggan are nearby. Families have access to local primary-school provision and secondary schools in Balbriggan, with further education options available across north Dublin. Commuters generally use Balbriggan or Skerries rail stations for Dublin services, while the M1 and nearby bus routes provide practical links towards Dublin, Drogheda and the airport. Day-to-day shopping is available locally in a limited form, with broader supermarkets, retail parks, cafés, restaurants and services in Balbriggan. The village has a small selection of pubs and eateries, while the surrounding towns provide a wider choice for dining and evening entertainment. Residents can reach coastal walks and beaches at Skerries and Balbriggan, as well as parks, sports facilities and community amenities in the neighbouring towns. Balrothery’s historic village setting, including its church and traditional streetscape, appeals to people seeking a quieter home base without being far from north Dublin’s transport and employment network.
Property Market in Balrothery
Based on 12 properties for sale in Balrothery
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Balrothery
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Balrothery and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Mixed post-primary school providing broad second-level education in nearby Balbriggan.
Mixed secondary school serving students from Balbriggan and surrounding coastal north Dublin areas.
Girls’ secondary school with a long-established educational presence in Balbriggan.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART and commuter rail services connect Balbriggan with Dublin city and Drogheda.
Nearby commuter station offering rail access along Dublin’s northern coastal route.
Major north-south route linking Balrothery with Dublin Airport, Dublin and Drogheda.
Regional bus connections serve Balbriggan and link surrounding villages with Dublin.
Amenities
Residential care facility providing accommodation and support services near Balrothery.
Visit website ↗Compact local centre with everyday services and traditional village amenities.
Nearby town centre offering supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and essential services.
Popular coastal destination for walks, swimming, cafés and harbour-side scenery.
Extensive parkland with gardens, coastal views, playgrounds and walking routes near Skerries.
Visit website ↗Public library providing books, study space, events and community services nearby.
Accessible coastal amenity with a seafront setting and walking opportunities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local tennis club offering court facilities and organised sporting activities.
Visit website ↗Community organisation supporting local activities, events and village initiatives.
Established rugby club providing youth and adult teams in the surrounding area.
Gaelic games club offering football, hurling and community sporting programmes.
Traditional local pubs provide informal drinks, conversation and occasional food service.
Properties For Sale near Balrothery
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