About Ranelagh
Ranelagh is a well-established, leafy south Dublin village in D06, situated between Rathmines, Donnybrook, Rathgar, Milltown and Leeson Street. It combines attractive period housing and mature streets with a lively village centre, making it popular with professionals, families and students. Ranelagh village has a strong selection of cafés, restaurants, wine bars and traditional pubs, while Rathmines provides an even wider range of shopping and services nearby. The area is well served by public transport, particularly the Luas Green Line, with Dublin city centre only a short journey away and frequent buses along Ranelagh Road, Dunville Avenue and nearby corridors. Families have access to respected local primary and secondary schools, alongside third-level institutions and language colleges within convenient reach. Green spaces include Ranelagh Gardens, Dartmouth Square and nearby Herbert Park, with the Dodder valley and sports facilities around Milltown also close by. Park Hall is a notable local amenity, while the neighbourhood’s independent businesses, restaurants and community organisations contribute to a sociable village atmosphere.
Property Market in Ranelagh
Based on 38 properties for sale in Ranelagh
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What’s in Ranelagh
Schools
Well-known primary school serving families in the wider Ranelagh and Sandymount area.
Local primary school offering multi-denominational education close to the village centre.
Irish-medium primary school serving children in the south Dublin neighbourhoods.
Established girls’ secondary school located nearby on Donnybrook’s leafy Muckross Avenue.
Prominent Jesuit boys’ secondary school in nearby Ranelagh, with a strong academic reputation.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Green Line stop providing frequent services towards central Dublin, Sandyford and Brides Glen.
Nearby Green Line station serving southern Ranelagh and adjoining residential streets.
Regular buses connect the village with the city centre and surrounding south Dublin areas.
Frequent citybound services run along the western edge towards central Dublin.
Accessible via south Dublin routes, linking Ranelagh with the wider Dublin region.
Amenities
Local hall and community facility used for meetings, activities and neighbourhood events.
Compact village green providing open space and a pleasant setting for local residents.
Historic enclosed park near Ranelagh, popular for walking, recreation and community events.
Large nearby park with sports pitches, gardens, paths and a weekend food market.
Dense local dining area offering coffee shops, casual food and varied restaurants.
Nearby retail centre with supermarkets, shops, services and everyday household conveniences.
Public library offering books, study space, events and community services nearby.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult participation from the surrounding area.
Community tennis club providing courts, coaching and social competition near the village.
Local arts and community organisation supporting cultural activities and neighbourhood events.
Independent hospitality businesses create a lively evening and weekend social scene.
Local producers and food stalls provide a regular community-focused shopping option.
Properties For Sale near Ranelagh
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