About Edgeworthstown
Edgeworthstown, or Mostrim, is a small market town in east County Longford, close to the borders with Westmeath and Roscommon and surrounded by the rural communities of Ardagh, Ballinalee, Granard, Legan, Lismacaffrey, Rathowen and Streete. It has a compact, friendly town-centre feel, while the surrounding countryside gives residents more space and a distinctly rural character. Families are served locally by primary and secondary education, with Moyne Community School nearby, while Longford town provides a wider range of schools and further services. Edgeworthstown railway station offers direct train connections towards Dublin and Sligo, and the town is also well placed for road travel via the N4 and N55. Everyday shopping, services and cafés are centred around Main Street, with supermarkets, independent businesses and local pubs providing the essentials. Devine Park is an important local recreation space, serving Mostrim GFC and Wolfe Tones Hurling Club, while nearby walking routes and the wider countryside add to the leisure appeal. The town is also associated with novelist Maria Edgeworth, whose family home, Edgeworthstown House, is a notable local landmark, although access should be checked in advance.
Property Market in Edgeworthstown
Based on 8 properties for sale in Edgeworthstown
Property types
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What’s in Edgeworthstown
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Edgeworthstown and surrounding rural communities.
Local post-primary school offering secondary education and community-based facilities.
Established nearby secondary school serving students across east Longford and surrounding areas.
Longford town secondary school providing an additional post-primary option within commuting distance.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Mainline station with services towards Dublin Connolly and Sligo via Longford.
Major east-west route linking the area with Longford, Mullingar, Dublin and Sligo.
Key north-south route connecting Edgeworthstown with Granard and Athlone direction.
Bus connections link Edgeworthstown with Longford and neighbouring towns and villages.
Amenities
Local sports and recreation grounds used by Mostrim GFC and Wolfe Tones Hurling Club.
Established local flooring and home-furnishing business serving Edgeworthstown and surrounding areas.
Compact centre with convenience shopping, independent businesses, services, pubs and cafés.
Everyday grocery shopping is available centrally without travelling to a larger town.
Local library provision supports books, study, digital access and community activities.
Nearby Longford expands the choice of supermarkets, restaurants, gyms, healthcare and entertainment.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club based at Devine Park, supporting football and community activity.
Edgeworthstown-area hurling club sharing local sporting facilities at Devine Park.
Historic Edgeworth family estate associated with novelist Maria Edgeworth and the town’s heritage.
Town-centre businesses contribute to local trade, services and community events.
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