
Aoife Brennan Featured
Senior Sales Negotiator · Harbour View Estates
Sales & lettings specialist, on the ground here for over 20 years.
- 32 listings in Ferns
- 4.8★ (124 reviews)
- In Ferns since 2003
Ferns is a historic village in north County Wexford, situated between Enniscorthy and Bunclody and close to the villages of Camolin, Monageer and Monamolin. It has a predominantly rural, community-oriented character, with homes and local services clustered around the village centre and farmland extending in every direction. The village is best known for Ferns Castle and its medieval heritage, including the remains of St Mary’s Abbey and other ecclesiastical sites. Families are served locally by Ferns National School, while additional primary and secondary education is available in surrounding towns and villages. Road travel is central to everyday life, with the N11/M11 corridor and Enniscorthy providing useful connections towards Wexford, Gorey, Dublin and the south-east, while local bus services support travel between nearby communities. Ferns has everyday shopping and services, along with traditional pubs, cafés and places to eat, although residents often travel to Enniscorthy or Gorey for a wider retail and leisure choice. Outdoor life centres on the surrounding countryside, local GAA activity and community facilities, with the Halo Tiles Wexford GAA Centre of Excellence a notable nearby sporting landmark.
Based on 11 properties for sale in Ferns
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
Local primary-school facility serving children in Ferns and surrounding rural communities.
Nearby primary-school facility serving families around Ballyduff and the surrounding countryside.
Catholic secondary school in Wexford town, serving boys across a broad catchment.
Mixed post-primary school in Enniscorthy, offering education and further local access.
Main local route linking Ferns with Enniscorthy, Camolin and surrounding villages.
Strategic south-east route accessed near Ferns for Dublin and regional commuting.
Nearby Irish Rail station providing services towards Wexford, Rosslare and Dublin.
Regional bus connections link Ferns with Enniscorthy, Gorey and nearby settlements.
Well-preserved Norman castle ruins and one of the village’s best-known visitor attractions.
Visit website ↗Historic medieval abbey remains forming part of Ferns’ distinctive ecclesiastical heritage.
Major county GAA training and development facility near Ferns.
Local shops, services and everyday conveniences serving the surrounding rural hinterland.
Traditional local venues provide informal dining, refreshments and community social life.
Nearby larger centre offering supermarkets, restaurants, services and broader recreational facilities.
Community Gaelic games club supporting juvenile and adult teams across the parish.
Local camogie club providing participation and competition for girls and women.
Local association football club offering youth and adult soccer participation.
Independent shops, trades and service providers underpin everyday life in the village.

Senior Sales Negotiator · Harbour View Estates
Sales & lettings specialist, on the ground here for over 20 years.
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