About Enniscrone
Enniscrone is a popular seaside town on Sligo’s Atlantic coast, close to the Mayo border and within easy reach of Ballina, with a relaxed, family-friendly character that becomes livelier during the summer. The town is best known for its long sandy beach, sea swimming, surfing and the Enniscrone seaweed baths, while surrounding countryside gives the area a spacious coastal and rural feel. Local education includes Jesus and Mary Secondary School, with primary provision in and around the town. Residents have everyday shops and services locally, while Ballina provides a broader range of supermarkets, retail, healthcare and professional services. Enniscrone’s cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs serve both residents and visitors, particularly around the Main Street and beachfront area. Leisure is a major part of daily life, with the beach, dunes, playgrounds, golf and water-based activities all close by. Road travel is the principal transport option: Ballina is the nearest larger centre, Sligo is reachable by the N59, and regional bus services connect the town with surrounding communities. The area also has an active community and sporting life, including golf, Gaelic games, surfing and other outdoor clubs.
Property Market in Enniscrone
Based on 9 properties for sale in Enniscrone
Property types
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What’s in Enniscrone
Schools
Co-educational secondary school serving Enniscrone and surrounding north Sligo communities.
Local primary school providing education for children in the Enniscrone area.
Established secondary school in nearby Ballina, offering education and extracurricular activities.
Girls’ secondary school in Ballina, accessible from Enniscrone by road.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional road linking Enniscrone with Ballina, Sligo and other west-coast towns.
Regional buses connect Enniscrone with Ballina, Sligo and intermediate north-west locations.
Nearest railway station, providing connections towards Westport and onward Dublin services.
Regional airport south-east of Enniscrone, serving selected domestic and international routes.
Amenities
Long Blue Flag sandy beach popular for swimming, walking, surfing and family days.
Historic local bathing experience using hot seawater and freshly harvested Atlantic seaweed.
Scenic links course overlooking the Atlantic, dunes and surrounding coastal landscape.
Family leisure attraction offering waterslides, pools and activity facilities near the beachfront.
Well-known local venue combining traditional hospitality, food and a lively coastal atmosphere.
Local branch providing books, digital resources and community-focused library services.
Children’s play area supporting family recreation close to the town and beach.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local surf club supporting lessons, youth participation and Atlantic water-sports activities.
Community football club providing teams and participation opportunities for local players.
Local Gaelic games club supporting football, hurling and community sporting life.
Established coastal golf club attracting members and visitors to its links course.
Local market-style event featuring food, crafts and community activity at selected times.
Properties For Sale near Enniscrone
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