Huntstown Neighbourhood Guide
Dublin
About Huntstown
Huntstown is a mainly residential neighbourhood in west Dublin, within the D15 area and close to Blanchardstown and Mulhuddart. The area has an established suburban feel, with housing estates, schools, playing fields and everyday services centred around Huntstown Way and the wider Blanchardstown district. Families are well served by nearby primary and secondary schools, while Dublin 15’s larger shopping, healthcare and leisure facilities are generally a short drive or bus journey away. Local commuting is practical by bus, with routes connecting towards Blanchardstown, the city centre and nearby employment areas; the M50 and N3 provide important road links. For shopping and dining, residents typically use Blanchardstown Centre and nearby centres in Clonsilla and Blanchardstown, where supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, pubs and services are concentrated. Huntstown Community Centre and the surrounding sports facilities provide valuable local social and recreational outlets, while nearby parks and open spaces offer room for walking and children’s activities. The locality is also close to major employers and institutions around Ballycoolin, Damastown and Blanchardstown, making it a practical base for commuters seeking relatively spacious suburban living within Dublin.
Property Market in Huntstown
Based on 2 properties for sale in Huntstown
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Huntstown
Schools
A nearby primary school serving families in the wider Hartstown and Huntstown area.
Local post-primary school offering second-level education and community-focused facilities.
Primary school serving the wider Blanchardstown and Mulhuddart communities.
Established secondary school in nearby Chapelizod, accessible by Dublin transport and road.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular services connect local estates with Blanchardstown, the city and surrounding districts.
Key regional road linking Dublin city, Blanchardstown, the M50 and western commuter areas.
Major orbital route providing connections south, north and across greater Dublin.
Nearby rail station on the Maynooth line, serving city-centre and western destinations.
International airport approximately twenty minutes away by road, traffic permitting.
Amenities
Large shopping and leisure complex with shops, restaurants, cafés, cinema and essential services.
Local venue hosting community activities, classes, meetings and neighbourhood services.
Multiplex cinema at Blanchardstown Centre showing mainstream films and family releases.
Major aquatic and fitness facility at Sport Ireland Campus, close to Blanchardstown.
Large public hospital providing emergency, outpatient and specialist medical services nearby.
Public library offering books, study space, digital services and community programming.
Popular Blanchardstown pub and restaurant offering food, drinks and live-sport viewing.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Neighbourhood organisation supporting local activities, events and community development.
Local Gaelic games club providing juvenile and adult sporting opportunities.
Large multi-sport complex near Blanchardstown with pitches, facilities and conference spaces.
National high-performance sporting campus with training, leisure and sporting facilities.
Major nearby employment district accommodating offices, industrial units and technology businesses.
Nearby Areas
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