About Howth
Howth is a coastal village and peninsula at Dublin’s northern edge, within the Dublin 13 area, known for its harbour, maritime character and scenic Hill of Howth. It combines established residential streets with a lively village centre, attracting families, walkers, day-trippers and people commuting into Dublin. The area has local primary and secondary education, while additional schools and colleges are accessible by bus or rail in Sutton, Baldoyle and wider north Dublin. Howth DART station and regular Dublin Bus services provide practical links towards Sutton, Clontarf and the city centre, although car travel can be useful for reaching neighbouring areas. The harbour and village offer a strong selection of fish restaurants, cafés, pubs and independent shops, with seafood and casual dining particularly prominent. Residents have easy access to cliff walks, beaches, the harbour, sports facilities and open countryside, including the popular Howth Summit and Deer Park. Everyday services include healthcare, supermarkets and local shops, while notable attractions include Howth Castle, the National Transport Museum and Ireland’s Eye boat trips.
Property Market in Howth
Based on 42 properties for sale in Howth
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Howth
Schools
Long-established co-educational secondary school serving Howth and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Visit website ↗Independent co-educational school located near the Howth peninsula and Deer Park.
Local primary school providing Irish-medium education in the Howth area.
Primary education option serving families in Howth and nearby Sutton.
Independent co-educational school a short distance away in neighbouring Sutton.
Visit website ↗Transport
Plan your journey ↗Terminus station with frequent electric services through Dublin and onwards to Bray.
Nearby station providing an alternative rail connection towards the city and north Dublin.
Bus routes linking Howth with Sutton, Raheny and central Dublin destinations.
Recognisable local transport point around Howth’s village and harbour area.
Scenic coastal road connecting Howth with Sutton, Baldoyle and wider north county Dublin.
Amenities
Working harbour with seafood restaurants, boat trips, fishing activity and waterfront walks.
Local healthcare facility providing essential medical services for Howth residents.
Weekend market offering food, crafts, gifts and seasonal local produce near the harbour.
Popular hilltop pub beside scenic viewpoints and walking routes above Howth village.
Harbour-side restaurant and bar known for seafood, tapas-style dishes and drinks.
Visit website ↗Community library offering books, study facilities, events and local information services.
Large historic estate with woodland walks, open grounds and views across Dublin Bay.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local football club providing youth and adult participation across community teams.
Established sailing club based at the harbour, with training and racing programmes.
Hilltop golf club offering an 18-hole course and extensive Dublin Bay views.
Visit website ↗Lifeboat station providing volunteer maritime rescue services from Howth Harbour.
Local marine business supporting fishing, boating and sea-angling activities.
Properties For Sale near Howth
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