Aoife Brennan Featured
Senior Sales Negotiator · Harbour View Estates
Sales & lettings specialist, on the ground here for over 20 years.
- 32 listings in Clontarf
- 4.8★ (124 reviews)
- In Clontarf since 2003
Clontarf Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Clontarf
Clontarf is a long‑established, leafy coastal suburb on Dublin’s northside, stretching from Fairview out towards Dollymount and Bull Island, and bordered by Killester, Raheny and East Wall. Known for its red‑brick period homes, tree‑lined roads and sweeping views across Dublin Bay, it has a settled, residential feel while remaining only a few kilometres from the city centre. Living here means easy access to the Clontarf Promenade for walks and cycling, as well as green spaces such as Park Lawn Green and nearby St Anne’s Park in Raheny. The area is particularly popular with families thanks to a strong choice of primary and secondary schools and a range of sports clubs. Vernon Avenue and the seafront host a cluster of cafés, restaurants and pubs, while larger shopping options are a short drive away in Artane and Raheny. Commuting is straightforward, with DART stations at Clontarf Road and Killester, frequent Dublin Bus services, and quick routes to the Port Tunnel and M50. Overall, Clontarf offers coastal living with city convenience in a well‑established community setting.
Property Market in Clontarf
Based on 47 properties for sale in Clontarf
€650,000
Median asking price
avg €752,643
€250k – €2.4m
Price range
3
Avg bedrooms
2
Avg bathrooms
117 m²
Avg floor area
C
Most common BER
36
New listings
last 3 months
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Clontarf
Schools
secondary
Well‑known co‑educational secondary school with strong academic and music traditions.
secondary
Long‑established girls’ secondary school on the Clontarf seafront.
primary
Large boys’ primary school serving the heart of Clontarf.
secondary
Nearby boys’ secondary school within easy reach of Clontarf.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗rail
DART services linking to city centre, Howth and Bray.
rail
Convenient rail stop for southern Clontarf residents.
bus
Frequent service connecting Clontarf with city centre.
bus
Cross‑city routes linking Clontarf to south Dublin.
road
Quick access to airport, motorways and national routes.
Amenities
park
Popular seafront walkway with cycle lane and bay views.
park
Large historic park with gardens, pitches and weekend markets.
park
Local green space used for play and community events.
community centre
Community hub hosting classes, meetings and local activities.
pub
Landmark seafront pub with restaurant and outdoor seating.
restaurant
Modern bar and restaurant overlooking Dublin Bay.
Local Clubs & Businesses
sports club
Large Gaelic games club with extensive youth programmes.
sports club
Established rugby club based at Castle Avenue grounds.
sports club
Active sailing and watersports club on the seafront.
sports club
Local athletics club training in St Anne’s Park area.
Nearby Areas
Agents Specialising in this Area
Example placement — sample data for layout reviewMore agents serving Clontarf
Cian Murphy
Branch Manager · Parkland Residential
18 listings in Clontarf
Niamh O'Sullivan
Property Adviser · Riverside Property Group
11 listings in Clontarf
Declan Walsh
Sales Negotiator · Coastline Property
9 listings in Clontarf
Saoirse Kelly
Lettings Manager · Marina Estates
14 listings in Clontarf
Eoin Doyle
Senior Negotiator · Parkview Homes
7 listings in Clontarf
Méabh Nolan
Property Adviser · Seabrook Residential
5 listings in Clontarf
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