About Ballinteer
Ballinteer is a well-established, largely residential suburb in south Dublin, positioned between Dundrum, Rathfarnham, Ballyboden and the foothills around Ticknock. It has a settled, family-oriented feel, with mature estates, convenient local services and easy access to some of the capital’s best parks and open countryside. Schooling is well represented locally, while additional primary and secondary choices are available in neighbouring Dundrum, Rathfarnham and Sandyford. There is no rail or Luas station in Ballinteer itself, but Dublin Bus routes connect the area with the city centre, Dundrum and Tallaght, and the nearby Luas Green Line provides a useful commuting option from Dundrum or Balally. Ballinteer Shopping Centre and the village-area shops cover everyday needs, including groceries, services and the local post office, while Dundrum Town Centre is close by for larger-scale shopping, dining and entertainment. Residents have access to pubs, cafés and restaurants in Ballinteer, Dundrum and Rathfarnham, alongside the extensive facilities of Marlay Park, including walking routes, sports areas and weekend attractions. The area is also a popular base for GAA, football and other community activities, with the Dublin Mountains and Ticknock within easy reach for longer walks and outdoor recreation.
Property Market in Ballinteer
Based on 26 properties for sale in Ballinteer
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Ballinteer
Schools
Local post-primary school serving Ballinteer and surrounding south Dublin neighbourhoods.
Visit website ↗Established primary school serving children in Ballinteer and nearby residential estates.
Local primary education option serving families in the Ballinteer area.
Independent co-educational school located nearby in Ballinteer, close to Dundrum.
Established primary school in neighbouring Dundrum, accessible from Ballinteer.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular services connect Ballinteer with Dundrum, the city centre and surrounding suburbs.
Green Line stop providing connections towards central Dublin, Sandyford and Brides Glen.
Nearby Green Line station serving commuters travelling through Dundrum and Sandyford.
Accessible via Sandyford or Dundrum, linking Ballinteer with Dublin Airport and national routes.
Important local roads connecting Ballinteer with Rathfarnham, Dundrum and Marlay Park.
Amenities
Convenient local centre with everyday shops, services and food outlets.
Access point for Marlay Park’s walks, sports facilities and weekend market.
Large historic park offering gardens, playing fields, walking routes and events.
Recognisable local venue near Ballinteer, associated with food, drinks and socialising.
Operational council facility serving the maintenance of nearby public parkland.
Major nearby centre with shops, restaurants, cinema, services and entertainment.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Prominent local GAA club offering Gaelic games and community activities.
Popular weekly timed five-kilometre community run held in Marlay Park.
Community football club serving young players and families locally.
Cluster of independent and everyday retailers supporting local convenience and services.
Nearby retail, dining and leisure businesses providing extensive consumer choice.
Properties For Sale near Ballinteer
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