About Perrystown
Perrystown is a settled, mainly residential suburb in south-west Dublin, within the D6W area and close to Crumlin, Kimmage, Greenhills, Walkinstown and Terenure. It has a practical, established suburban feel, with a mix of family housing, local estates and convenient access to everyday services. Shopping is centred on nearby neighbourhood facilities including Orwell Shopping Centre, while Dunnes Stores and Ashleaf Shopping Centre provide larger grocery and retail options within a short journey. Lloyds Pharmacy serves local healthcare and pharmacy needs, and cafés, takeaways and casual restaurants are available around Perrystown, Crumlin, Kimmage and Walkinstown, with traditional pubs in the surrounding districts. There are several primary and secondary schools nearby, making the area popular with families, while larger education and leisure facilities are accessible across south Dublin. Dublin Bus routes connect Perrystown with the city centre and surrounding suburbs, and the M50, Naas Road and major radial routes support car commuting. Residents can also use nearby parks and pitches, including Tymon Park and local GAA and community facilities, while Terenure and Rathfarnham offer a broader choice of cafés, restaurants and leisure amenities.
Property Market in Perrystown
Based on 25 properties for sale in Perrystown
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Perrystown
Schools
Catholic boys’ primary school serving families in the nearby Terenure and Templeogue area.
Catholic girls’ primary school located close to Perrystown and neighbouring south Dublin suburbs.
Further-education college offering vocational and adult-learning courses near Crumlin village.
Independent Catholic secondary school for boys, situated a short distance south of Perrystown.
Long-established Catholic secondary school and educational campus serving south Dublin communities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Frequent bus services connect local streets with the city centre and neighbouring suburbs.
Useful radial services provide access towards Kimmage, Harold’s Cross and central Dublin.
The nearby orbital motorway links Perrystown with Dublin Airport and routes nationwide.
Major arterial roads provide practical access towards the city, M50 and western suburbs.
Mainline rail station accessible by bus or car for intercity and commuter services.
Amenities
Neighbourhood shopping centre serving everyday retail and services around Perrystown.
Local pharmacy providing prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines and everyday health advice.
Major grocery and department-store option serving Perrystown and surrounding residential areas.
Visit website ↗Crumlin shopping centre with supermarkets, cafés, services and convenient local retail.
Telecommunications provider with nearby customer and connectivity services for local households.
Large south Dublin park with playing fields, walks, ponds and family recreation.
Nearby local centre offering cafés, takeaways, restaurants, pubs and everyday services.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Neighbourhood groups support local activities, communication and community initiatives.
Established GAA club offering Gaelic games and community sporting activities nearby.
Popular south Dublin club providing Gaelic football, hurling and camogie activities.
Community boxing club offering training and youth-focused sporting participation in Crumlin.
Convenient cluster of independent services and retailers serving surrounding residential estates.
Properties For Sale near Perrystown
Nearby Areas
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