About Straffan
Straffan is a small, attractive village in County Kildare, set on the River Liffey between Celbridge and Clane, with a predominantly residential and rural character. It is best known for the historic K Club estate and its mature landscaped surroundings, giving the area a green, established feel while Dublin remains within practical commuting distance. Local day-to-day life centres on the village, with a limited but useful selection of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, supplemented by larger retail and service centres in nearby Celbridge, Maynooth and Naas. Straffan National School provides local primary education, while secondary-school choices are generally found in surrounding towns. Road commuting is central, with access towards the M4 via Maynooth or Celbridge and regular bus connections linking the village with nearby settlements; rail services are available from Sallins and Maynooth. Residents have access to riverside walks, village green spaces and the grounds and attractions associated with the K Club and Lodge Park. The area also benefits from a strong sporting and community identity, including golf, Gaelic games and equestrian activities, while historic landmarks such as Straffan’s churches, Lodge Park and the Steam Museum add to its appeal.
Property Market in Straffan
Based on 15 properties for sale in Straffan
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What’s in Straffan
Schools
Local primary school serving Straffan and surrounding rural communities.
Parking area associated with local school access and drop-off arrangements.
Established secondary-school option in nearby Maynooth, accessible by road and public transport.
Well-known secondary school serving pupils from Celbridge and surrounding north Kildare areas.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Local and regional bus links connect Straffan with Celbridge, Maynooth and nearby towns.
Dublin commuter rail services operate from nearby Sallins, with onward connections towards Heuston.
Frequent commuter and intercity services provide access towards Dublin and the west.
Strategic motorway access is available via Maynooth or Celbridge for Dublin commuting.
Regional road links Straffan with Celbridge, Clane and neighbouring Kildare localities.
Amenities
Historic walled garden forming part of the notable Lodge Park estate landscape.
Specialist local museum celebrating steam engines, transport history and mechanical heritage.
Historic estate and landscaped setting associated with Straffan and the River Liffey.
Prestigious resort with championship golf courses, hotel facilities, dining and spa amenities.
A small local selection of traditional pubs, cafés and restaurants serves residents and visitors.
Convenient local parking serving school access and village-area daily activity.
Public-use parking area near the village church and surrounding local amenities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Major local resort and employer known for golf, hospitality, events and wellness facilities.
Community Gaelic games club providing sporting activities for local children and adults.
Local association football club supporting youth and adult participation.
Independent shops, hospitality venues and services form the village’s everyday commercial centre.
Properties For Sale near Straffan
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