About Dunhill
Dunhill is a small rural locality in County Waterford, inland from the Copper Coast and within reach of Waterford city, with the X91 routing area covering the surrounding district. The setting is predominantly countryside and farmland, giving it a quiet, close-knit feel while villages including Kill, Fenor and Annestown are nearby. Local living is car-dependent, although the R675 and surrounding regional roads provide access towards Waterford, Tramore, Kilmeaden and the coast. Dunhill has a strong community and sporting identity, centred on local clubs and the Dunhill Sports Centre, while larger supermarkets, retail and services are available in Tramore and Waterford. Nearby schools serve the surrounding rural communities, with further primary and secondary choices in Tramore and Waterford. Pubs and casual dining are generally found in neighbouring villages and towns rather than in a large village centre, with coastal cafés and restaurants available towards Annestown, Fenor and Tramore. The area also benefits from easy access to beaches, the Waterford Greenway at Kilmeadan and the scenic Copper Coast, making walking, cycling and outdoor recreation important parts of life here.
Property Market in Dunhill
Based on 2 properties for sale in Dunhill
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Dunhill
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Dunhill and surrounding rural communities.
Visit website ↗Nearby primary school serving Fenor and the surrounding countryside.
Community primary school serving families around Kill and neighbouring townlands.
Primary school in Tramore, offering an additional nearby option for families.
Mixed secondary school in Tramore serving the wider coastal hinterland.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional route linking Dunhill with Tramore, Annestown and the Copper Coast.
Regional routes provide access towards Waterford city for work, shopping and services.
Public transport connections are generally accessed through nearby Tramore or Waterford.
Nearest main railway station, providing services towards Dublin, Kilkenny and the south-east.
Popular off-road greenway linking Waterford city with Kilmeadan and beyond.
Amenities
Local fitness facility supporting exercise, recreation and community activities.
Historic local castle ruin reflecting the area's medieval heritage and rural character.
Scenic sandy beach nearby, popular for walks, sea air and coastal views.
Nearby town providing supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, banks and everyday local services.
Well-known walking and cycling route accessible from nearby Kilmeadan.
Dramatic coastal landscape offering beaches, headlands and scenic walking opportunities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community Gaelic games club with strong local involvement across age groups.
Local camogie club contributing to sporting and community life in the area.
Important local venue for fitness, sport and community activities.
Local gathering place supporting clubs, events and community initiatives.
Nearby Tramore offers the broadest choice of pubs, cafés and casual dining.
Nearby Areas
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