About Celbridge
Celbridge is a substantial, mainly residential town in north-west County Kildare, set on the River Liffey between Leixlip, Maynooth and Straffan. It has a settled, family-oriented character, with established estates, a busy town centre and attractive historic surroundings including Castletown House and its demesne. Residents have everyday shopping, cafés, pubs, restaurants, pharmacies and professional services in and around the town centre, while larger retail centres are accessible in nearby Leixlip, Maynooth and west Dublin. Local education is well represented by primary and secondary schools, with further and third-level options available in Maynooth. Celbridge is popular with Dublin commuters: Hazelhatch & Celbridge railway station provides services towards Dublin Heuston, while bus routes connect the town with Maynooth, Leixlip and the capital. Leisure options include walks along the Liffey and through Castletown, local GAA and football activities, and community facilities serving the surrounding neighbourhoods. The town combines convenient suburban living with green space, heritage attractions and a recognisable local social scene centred on its pubs, cafés and independent businesses.
Property Market in Celbridge
Based on 51 properties for sale in Celbridge
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What’s in Celbridge
Schools
Established secondary school serving boys from Celbridge and surrounding north Kildare communities.
Visit website ↗Mixed community school providing post-primary education for local students.
Local primary school serving children in Celbridge and nearby residential areas.
Visit website ↗Town primary school providing mainstream education for local families.
Historic cemetery and landmark near Celbridge, rather than an education facility.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station south-east of town with Dublin Heuston and Kildare line services.
Regular routes connect the town with Maynooth, Leixlip, Lucan and Dublin.
Nearby motorway provides an important westbound and Dublin commuting route.
Regional road links Celbridge with Leixlip, the M4 and surrounding towns.
Amenities
Major Palladian house with extensive parkland, walks and visitor facilities.
Local pharmacy serving everyday prescriptions, healthcare advice and personal-care needs.
Public library offering books, study space, events and community services.
Established Celbridge venue for drinks, casual dining and local socialising.
Town supermarket providing groceries, household essentials and convenient everyday shopping.
Historic riverside setting associated with Celbridge’s built and cultural heritage.
Local venue hosting activities, classes, clubs and community events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Major local club offering Gaelic football, hurling and community sporting activities.
Visit website ↗Community football club providing youth and adult soccer programmes.
Local rugby club with teams and training for different age groups.
Community organisation supporting local initiatives, events and neighbourhood interests.
Concentrated selection of cafés, pubs, shops and professional services in the town centre.
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