
Aoife Brennan Featured
Senior Sales Negotiator · Harbour View Estates
Sales & lettings specialist, on the ground here for over 20 years.
- 32 listings in Ballylanders
- 4.8★ (124 reviews)
- In Ballylanders since 2003
Ballylanders is a small village in east County Limerick, set in the scenic Golden Vale between the Galtee Mountains and the Ballyhoura area. It has a settled, rural character, with a compact village centre and surrounding farmland, while nearby Galbally, Kilfinane, Anglesboro, Garryspillane and Glenroe provide a wider local network. Everyday life is community-oriented and generally quiet, with primary-school provision locally and secondary schools available in nearby towns such as Kilfinane and Mitchelstown. The village is served mainly by road, with the N24 providing an important regional connection towards Limerick city and Tipperary, while the M8 can be reached via the Mitchelstown area for longer journeys. Local shopping covers essentials, and residents use village pubs and cafés alongside the broader choice of restaurants and services in nearby Kilfinane, Kilmallock and Mitchelstown. Outdoor recreation is a notable strength, with the Galtee Mountains, Ballyhoura Mountains, Glenbrohane and Galbally countryside offering walking, cycling and sporting opportunities. Community life is supported by local GAA and other voluntary organisations, and Ballylanders is also well placed for exploring attractions including the Donkey Sanctuary near Liscarroll and the heritage villages and landscapes of south-east Limerick.
Based on 3 properties for sale in Ballylanders
Local primary school serving Ballylanders and surrounding rural communities.
Primary school in nearby Kilfinane, serving families across the surrounding area.
Co-educational secondary school approximately within the wider south Limerick area.
Local secondary-school option in Kilfinane for pupils from surrounding districts.
Secondary education option accessible by regional road from Ballylanders.
Regional route linking the area with Limerick, Tipperary and the wider southeast.
Regional road connecting Ballylanders with Kilfinane, Kilmallock and surrounding villages.
Rural bus connections link Ballylanders with nearby towns on scheduled routes.
Nearest major rail interchange, providing services towards Dublin, Cork and Limerick.
Nearby access point for motorway journeys towards Cork, Dublin and regional destinations.
Convenience retail and everyday services clustered around the compact village centre.
Village venues provide informal drinks, meals and social meeting places for residents.
Local venue used for meetings, activities, classes and community events.
Local playing facilities supporting Gaelic games and community sporting activity.
Nearby upland area offering walking, mountain biking and extensive countryside recreation.
Striking mountain range close by, popular for hillwalking and scenic outdoor pursuits.
Nearby town offering additional shops, cafés, pubs, services and community facilities.
Community Gaelic games club providing juvenile and adult sporting participation.
Local association football club supporting youth and community teams.
Voluntary organisation involved in local initiatives, events and village development.
Popular nearby trail network attracting mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Nearby independent shops, cafés and services complement Ballylanders’ local provision.

Senior Sales Negotiator · Harbour View Estates
Sales & lettings specialist, on the ground here for over 20 years.
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