About Lusk
Lusk is a historic village in north County Dublin, within easy reach of the coastal towns of Rush, Skerries and Donabate and the larger employment and retail centre of Swords. It has a largely residential, family-oriented character, combining modern housing with a compact village centre and strong agricultural surroundings. The village is known for its round tower and medieval church complex, while the nearby countryside gives the area an open, rural feel despite its proximity to Dublin. Local education includes Lusk Junior National School St MacCullin's and other primary provision, with secondary schools available in nearby towns. Station Road is the key local transport corridor, linking the village towards Lusk railway station and the wider north Dublin network; Dublin Bus services and road connections provide additional options for commuters. Everyday shopping and services are centred on the village, while Swords offers a much broader range of supermarkets, restaurants, cafés and retail. Residents can also use the pubs and eateries around Lusk and neighbouring coastal villages for informal dining and socialising. Park Rodge provides a local green-space amenity, with playgrounds, sports clubs and coastal recreation in nearby Rush, Skerries and Donabate adding to the area’s leisure appeal.
Property Market in Lusk
Based on 29 properties for sale in Lusk
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Lusk
Schools
Village school and community venue associated with local education provision.
Local post-primary school serving students from Lusk and surrounding north Dublin communities.
Visit website ↗Established secondary school option in nearby Swords, reachable by road and bus.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main village route connecting Lusk with the railway station and surrounding roads.
Commuter rail station providing northbound and Dublin-bound services on the Northern line.
Local and regional buses connect Lusk with Swords, Skerries and nearby communities.
Fast regional road access towards Dublin, Drogheda and the wider national network.
Major international airport within convenient driving distance via the M1 and M50.
Amenities
Local green-space amenity offering residents an outdoor area within the village.
Compact centre with everyday shops, services and community facilities for residents.
Village venues provide informal dining, drinks and socialising close to home.
Distinctive historic landmark reflecting Lusk’s medieval heritage and village identity.
Large nearby shopping centre with retail, cafés, restaurants and cinema entertainment.
Accessible coastal destinations offering walks, swimming, beaches and seaside cafés.
Local venue supporting meetings, classes, activities and neighbourhood events.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club providing youth and adult soccer activities locally.
Local athletics organisation offering training and competition for different age groups.
Local voluntary organisation supporting community activities and village improvements.
Independent shops, trades and services provide everyday facilities within the locality.
Nearby employment and commercial hub with extensive retail and service choices.
Properties For Sale near Lusk
Nearby Areas
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