About Lusk
Lusk is a historic village in north County Dublin, within the wider Fingal area and close to Rush, Skerries, Donabate and Swords. It has a mainly residential, village-centred character, surrounded by productive farmland and low-density countryside. The village is known for its round tower and church complex, while everyday life is shaped by local shops, schools, community facilities and a small selection of pubs and places to eat. Families have access to local primary education, including Lusk Junior National School St MacCullin’s and Lusk National School Hall, with secondary schools and broader services available in nearby towns. Lusk railway station is just outside the village, providing trains towards Dublin and north towards Drogheda, while local roads and buses connect with Rush, Skerries and Swords; Dublin Airport and the M1 are also within practical driving distance. Park Rodge provides a local green amenity, and the surrounding area offers opportunities for walking, cycling and coastal recreation around Rush and Skerries. Residents typically travel to Swords or larger nearby settlements for major retail, extensive dining, cinemas and some specialist services, while Lusk retains a quieter community atmosphere and strong links to its surrounding villages.
Property Market in Lusk
Based on 27 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-based school and community venue associated with local education provision.
Nearby primary school serving families in the Rush area.
Secondary school in Balbriggan, accessible from Lusk by road and public transport.
Established secondary school option in the larger nearby town of Swords.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Commuter rail station linking Lusk with Dublin city and towns towards Drogheda.
Key local road giving access between the village, station and surrounding routes.
Local and regional buses connect Lusk with Swords, Rush and neighbouring communities.
Major north–south route reached via nearby junctions for Dublin and regional travel.
International airport within convenient driving distance via the M1 and surrounding roads.
Amenities
Local green space providing an outdoor amenity for residents and families.
Compact centre with everyday shops, services and community-focused facilities.
Distinctive historic landmark and one of Lusk’s best-known visitor attractions.
Village venues provide casual food, drinks and social meeting places.
Public library and community resource serving local residents and families.
Nearby shopping centre with major retailers, restaurants, cafés and entertainment options.
Accessible coastal destinations for walks, swimming, sports and seaside recreation.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Community football club providing youth and adult sporting opportunities locally.
Local athletics organisation supporting training, competition and community fitness.
Community organisation involved in local initiatives and village development.
Local social and practical group offering activities and companionship for members.
Independent local venues supporting everyday dining, socialising and village life.
Properties For Sale near Lusk
Nearby Areas
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