About Brittas
Brittas is a small, semi-rural locality in south-west County Dublin, close to the Dublin-Wicklow border and surrounded by the open countryside of the Dublin Mountains foothills. It has a quiet, village-and-rural character, with detached homes, farms and scattered development rather than a continuous urban centre. Everyday shopping and services are limited locally, so residents generally travel to Citywest, Tallaght, Rathcoole or Blessington for larger supermarkets, retail parks, healthcare and a wider choice of cafés and restaurants. Local education is centred on primary provision in and around Brittas, while older pupils typically travel to secondary schools in Tallaght, Citywest, Naas or nearby towns. Road travel is important: the N81 provides the main connection towards Tallaght and Blessington, while the M50, N7 and Luas Red Line are accessible by car via the surrounding suburbs. Pubs and casual dining are more commonly found in neighbouring villages and suburban centres than within Brittas itself. The area suits people seeking space, countryside and a slower pace, while still retaining workable commuting access to Dublin via the N81 and nearby public transport connections. Golf, walking and outdoor recreation are prominent local attractions, including Beech Park Golf Club and the nearby mountain and reservoir landscapes around Glenasmole and Brittas.
Property Market in Brittas
Based on 4 properties for sale in Brittas
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Brittas
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Brittas and surrounding rural communities.
Large mixed secondary school serving families across south-west Dublin.
Mixed post-primary school offering education for Tallaght-area communities.
Gaelcholáiste providing Irish-medium post-primary education near Citywest and Saggart.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Principal road linking Brittas with Tallaght, Blessington and surrounding villages.
Key orbital route reachable via Tallaght, connecting south Dublin with the wider region.
Red Line terminus offering rail access towards Dublin city centre and The Point.
Red Line stop serving Citywest employment, retail and residential districts.
Nearby bus network provides onward connections into Dublin and surrounding suburbs.
Amenities
Convenient retail centre with supermarkets, shops, cafés and everyday services.
Major employment district providing offices, services and nearby food options.
Regional hospital providing emergency, specialist and general healthcare services.
Large public park with walking routes, sports facilities and family amenities.
Major shopping centre with retailers, restaurants, cafés and entertainment facilities.
Tallaght cultural venue hosting exhibitions, performances, workshops and community events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club supporting community participation and youth development.
Neighbouring club offering Gaelic games and social activities for local families.
Community venue hosting activities, classes and services for surrounding residents.
Scenic nearby valley offering countryside walks and access to Dublin Mountain landscapes.
Nearby Areas
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