Beaupark Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Beaupark
Beaupark is a modern residential development in north Dublin’s coastal corridor, close to Baldoyle and Clongriffin in the D13 area. It has a primarily suburban, family-oriented feel, with newer housing, landscaped open spaces and easy access to established communities nearby. Residents generally rely on schools and everyday services in Baldoyle, Portmarnock, Sutton and Clongriffin, while larger shopping trips are catered for at Clarehall Shopping Centre and nearby retail parks. The Dublin–Belfast railway line at Bayside and Sutton provides useful commuting options, while Dublin Bus services connect the area with the city and surrounding northside suburbs. The M50, M1 and Dublin Airport are reasonably accessible by road, although peak-time traffic can affect journeys. Local leisure includes coastal walks around Baldoyle Bay, Sutton and Portmarnock, with beaches, sports clubs and parks all within a short drive or cycle. Pubs, cafés and restaurants are concentrated in Baldoyle, Sutton, Portmarnock and Clarehall rather than within Beaupark itself, giving the neighbourhood a quiet residential base with a broad range of amenities close by.
Property Market in Beaupark
Based on 2 properties for sale in Beaupark
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Beaupark
Schools
Educate Together primary school serving families in the wider north Dublin residential area.
Local multi-denominational primary education option near Clongriffin and Baldoyle.
Mixed secondary school in Donaghmede, serving nearby north Dublin communities.
Mixed post-primary school in Balbriggan, accessible northwards by road and rail.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗DART station providing services south towards Dublin city and north towards Malahide.
Nearby DART station serving Sutton, Howth and the city-centre rail corridor.
Local services connect surrounding estates with Donaghmede, city routes and coastal suburbs.
Strategic orbital route connecting north Dublin with the wider motorway network.
Main northbound and southbound route, with Dublin Airport nearby.
Amenities
Convenient suburban centre with supermarkets, shops, cafés, services and everyday retail.
Local public library providing books, study facilities, events and community services.
Nearby commercial area containing practical services, trade businesses and local retail.
Important coastal wetland and walking area with open views and birdlife.
Long sandy beach popular for walks, swimming, watersports and coastal recreation.
Community-focused services supporting local families, activities and neighbourhood engagement.
Established village centre with shops, cafés, pubs, restaurants and essential services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Established local football club providing youth and adult teams and coaching.
Community boxing club offering training and structured activities for local members.
Community gardening project supporting local participation, growing and outdoor activities.
Long-established rugby club based nearby, with teams across junior and adult grades.
Well-known coastal golf club offering an established links course near the area.
Nearby Areas
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