About Ranelagh
Ranelagh is one of Dublin’s most sought-after urban villages, located just south of the Grand Canal in Dublin 6, between Rathmines, Donnybrook and Milltown. Centred on a busy main street lined with red-brick Victorian terraces, it has a lively yet relaxed feel, popular with young professionals, families and long-established residents alike. Living here means having cafés, independent shops, restaurants and traditional pubs all within a few minutes’ walk, while still being close to green spaces such as Ranelagh Gardens Park and the nearby Belgrave Square. The area is particularly well served by education, with respected primary and secondary schools within walking distance, making it attractive for families. Transport is a major draw: the LUAS Green Line runs through the heart of the village, offering quick access to St Stephen’s Green and Dundrum. Day-to-day essentials are easily covered by local supermarkets and food shops, while gyms, studios and community venues contribute to a strong neighbourhood feel. Overall, Ranelagh combines city convenience with a distinct village character in a prime south Dublin setting.
Property Market in Ranelagh
Based on 32 properties for sale in Ranelagh
Property types
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What’s in Ranelagh
Schools
Well-regarded co-educational secondary school with strong academic reputation.
Visit website ↗Jesuit boys’ secondary school known for academics and rugby.
Catholic girls’ primary school serving the local community.
Co-educational primary school with inclusive, multi-denominational ethos.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop linking directly to St Stephen’s Green and Dundrum.
Nearby Green Line stop serving the southern end of Ranelagh.
Frequent service connecting Ranelagh with the city centre and suburbs.
Main route running through the village towards the city centre.
Amenities
Small public park with playground and mature trees.
Popular food hall and supermarket with quality fresh produce.
Boutique hotel with rooftop bar and dining options.
Traditional local pub with cosy interior and live sport.
Well-regarded neighbourhood restaurant known for seasonal cooking.
Convenient supermarket for everyday groceries on the main street.
Local hall and venue used for community and private events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local GAA club with strong juvenile and adult participation.
Long-established tennis club with active membership and courts.
Annual festival showcasing local arts, music and culture.
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