About Mount Merrion
Mount Merrion is an established, leafy south Dublin suburb in the A94 area, situated between Booterstown, Stillorgan and Goatstown, with Blackrock and UCD close by. It is predominantly residential, known for mature trees, substantial family homes and a calm suburban atmosphere, while remaining within easy reach of Dublin city. Local day-to-day shopping is centred on the small Mount Merrion village area and nearby Stillorgan, with cafés, convenience shops, services and restaurants available a short distance away. Residents can also use the wider Blackrock and Stillorgan areas for a broader choice of dining, pubs and independent businesses, including venues around Blackrock village. Nearby UCD provides extensive sports, cultural and leisure facilities, while Deerpark in Mount Merrion and the coastal amenities of Blackrock and Booterstown offer useful green and outdoor spaces. The area is well placed for schools, with several respected primary and secondary options nearby, although exact admissions depend on each school’s criteria. Bus routes connect Mount Merrion and the surrounding suburbs with the city centre and south Dublin, while DART stations at Booterstown and Blackrock provide rail connections. The N11 and Stillorgan Road make commuting by car straightforward, though peak traffic can be significant, and Dublin Bus routes offer practical alternatives for many journeys.
Property Market in Mount Merrion
Based on 17 properties for sale in Mount Merrion
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Mount Merrion
Schools
Independent primary school serving younger pupils on the Mount Anville campus nearby.
Independent girls’ secondary school located close to Mount Merrion and Goatstown.
Catholic secondary school for boys in nearby Kilmacud, serving south Dublin families.
Mixed secondary school in Stillorgan with a broad local catchment.
Large university campus offering education, sports, cultural facilities and public events.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent services connect Mount Merrion with the city centre and south Dublin.
Nearby DART station providing coastal rail services towards Dublin and Bray.
Convenient alternative DART station serving Blackrock village and wider commuter routes.
Major south Dublin artery linking the area with the city and motorway network.
Accessible via the N11, connecting south Dublin with routes across the region.
Amenities
Large local park with open lawns, mature trees, walking space and recreational areas.
Extensive university sports facilities, including gyms, pitches, courts and aquatic amenities.
Nearby shopping centre with supermarkets, retailers, cafés, restaurants and everyday services.
Lively nearby village offering independent shops, restaurants, cafés and traditional pubs.
Important coastal wetland reserve with wildlife interest and walking routes near Booterstown.
Local venue supporting classes, meetings and community activities for residents.
Major university library and study resource located on the nearby Belfield campus.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local residents’ organisation involved in neighbourhood matters and community representation.
University-affiliated football club competing from facilities at the Belfield campus.
Established rugby club based at University College Dublin’s sporting grounds.
Local tennis club providing courts, coaching and recreational membership opportunities.
Independent market venue near Blackrock offering vintage goods, crafts and occasional food.
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