About Laytown
Laytown is a coastal village in east County Meath, forming part of a continuous settlement with Bettystown and close to Donacarney, Julianstown and Gormanston. It has a predominantly residential, family-oriented character, with the beach and broad seaside surroundings giving the area a more relaxed feel than larger commuter towns. Laytown Beach is the defining local amenity, while Bettystown’s shops, services and leisure facilities add to the everyday convenience of the wider area. Local education includes primary schools in Laytown and nearby Bettystown, with secondary-school options available in Laytown and Drogheda. Laytown railway station provides Dublin–Drogheda commuter services, and Dublin Airport, the M1 and nearby bus routes support longer-distance travel. Residents have local supermarkets, cafés, takeaways and pubs, with a wider choice of restaurants and shopping in Bettystown, Drogheda and Balbriggan. The area is also known for Laytown Races, an unusual beachside racing event, and benefits from coastal walks, sports clubs and community facilities.
Property Market in Laytown
Based on 4 properties for sale in Laytown
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Laytown
Schools
Co-educational primary school serving families in Laytown and surrounding east Meath communities.
Local primary school providing mixed education for children from Laytown and nearby villages.
Well-established secondary school in Drogheda, accessible from Laytown by road and rail.
Established primary school option within easy reach of Laytown and the wider commuter belt.
Secondary school serving Drogheda and surrounding north-east County Louth and Meath areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Dublin–Drogheda commuter services connect the village with Drogheda, Balbriggan and Dublin.
Frequent regional rail corridor offering practical commuting options towards Dublin and northwards.
Local and regional buses link Laytown with Drogheda, Bettystown, Balbriggan and Dublin.
Nearby north-south roads provide access towards Drogheda, Balbriggan and Dublin.
Junctions near Drogheda and Balbriggan provide efficient access for longer car journeys.
Amenities
Long sandy beach offering coastal walks, open views and easy access from the village.
Convenient local supermarket serving everyday grocery and household shopping needs.
Neighbourhood supermarket providing groceries and daily essentials close to local homes.
Community library offering books, public services, study space and local activities.
Distinctive annual beach racing fixture and one of the area’s best-known traditions.
Nearby cluster of shops, cafés, takeaways and services supporting everyday local life.
Local football facilities supporting youth and adult teams in the surrounding community.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Historic seaside racing event attracting visitors and providing a strong local identity.
Community football club with teams and activities for local players and families.
Nearby coastal golf club offering an established course and clubhouse facilities.
Local hospitality venue associated with the beachside setting and nearby community life.
Venue for local activities, classes, meetings and community-based events.
Properties For Sale near Laytown
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