About Castlejordan
Castlejordan is a small rural village and townland area in north-west County Meath, close to the Offaly and Westmeath borders and within reach of Carbury, Ballinabrackey and Clonard. It has a quiet, close-knit countryside character, with scattered homes, farmland and village services rather than a dense urban centre. Day-to-day life is generally car-dependent, although larger nearby towns provide a broader choice of schools, shopping, healthcare and employment. Primary-school provision is available in surrounding villages, while secondary pupils commonly travel towards Kinnegad, Edenderry, Kildare or other nearby centres depending on the school chosen. The village and neighbouring communities offer local pub and community life, while supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and more extensive services are found in Kinnegad, Edenderry and Enfield. Road access is important, with the M4 and M6 motorway corridors reachable by car, and rail services available from nearby stations such as Enfield and Maynooth for wider commuting. Recreation is centred on countryside walks, GAA and community activities, with the Boyne and Blackwater landscapes and nearby bogland adding to the area’s rural appeal.
Property Market in Castlejordan
Based on 1 property for sale in Castlejordan
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What’s in Castlejordan
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Castlejordan and the surrounding rural community.
Nearby primary school serving families around Carbury and north-west Meath.
Local primary provision serving Ballinabrackey and neighbouring countryside.
Established secondary school option within reach for families travelling south-west.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main Dublin–Galway corridor accessible via nearby junctions around Kinnegad and Enfield.
Westbound motorway route connecting the area with Athlone and the Midlands.
Dublin–Sligo rail station providing commuter and intercity services east and west.
Major Kildare–Dublin rail interchange reachable by road for broader commuting options.
Regional buses connect nearby towns with Dublin, Tullamore and surrounding communities.
Amenities
Local venue supporting meetings, community events and activities for residents.
Traditional local pub providing a social meeting place in the village area.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, cafés, services and everyday shopping facilities.
Larger nearby service town offering retail, restaurants, banks and healthcare services.
Public green space providing outdoor recreation and family-friendly leisure facilities.
Hospital and healthcare services available within wider regional driving distance.
Popular heritage and walking destination accessible for day trips across County Meath.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting sporting participation and community involvement.
Nearby GAA club serving players and families across the surrounding parishes.
Neighbouring Gaelic games club with strong local community connections.
Traditional rural sporting organisation associated with the local countryside community.
Nearby commercial centre providing trades, shops, professional services and local employment.
Nearby Areas
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