About Adare
Adare is a celebrated village in west County Limerick, around 15 kilometres south-west of Limerick city, known for its thatched cottages, medieval ruins and attractive village streetscape. Although it has a strong visitor economy, it remains a settled community with established housing, local services and a generally village-oriented feel. Families have access to primary and secondary education in and around Adare, while Limerick city provides a wider choice of schools, third-level institutions and specialist services. The village is convenient for commuting by road, with the N21 passing nearby and regular bus services linking Adare with Limerick and Kerry; rail services are available from nearby Limerick stations rather than within the village itself. Main Street has a useful concentration of shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs, ranging from casual daytime stops to well-known dining at Adare Manor. Leisure amenities include the village park, the River Maigue setting, walking routes, GAA facilities and golf, with the historic Desmond Castle and Augustinian and Trinitarian ruins adding distinctive landmarks. Adare also works as a base for nearby communities including Croagh, Croom, Kildimo, Kilcornan, Patrickswell and Cappagh, while Limerick city is readily accessible for larger-scale shopping, employment and entertainment.
Property Market in Adare
Based on 8 properties for sale in Adare
Property types
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New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Adare
Schools
Local primary school serving children in Adare and surrounding rural communities.
Independent preparatory education associated with the Adare Manor estate.
Limerick city secondary school accessible to families commuting from Adare.
Co-educational secondary school in Askeaton, serving west Limerick communities.
Major university campus providing broad undergraduate, postgraduate and sporting facilities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Key national route linking Adare with Limerick, Newcastle West and Kerry.
Scheduled services connect the village with Limerick and towns westwards.
Mainline rail station offering services to Dublin, Cork, Galway and Ennis.
Wider city services provide connections towards employment, education and shopping areas.
International airport approximately an hour away by road, depending on traffic.
Amenities
Central green space beside the River Maigue, popular for walks and recreation.
Landmark five-star resort with golf, dining, gardens and estate activities.
Visit website ↗Well-regarded village restaurant offering modern Irish dining in a historic setting.
Visit website ↗Café and dining venue in a characterful former bank building.
Casual local eatery serving takeaway and family-friendly food in the village.
Historic Main Street hotel with dining, events and traditional hospitality.
Visit website ↗Village centre explaining Adare’s history, landmarks and local heritage.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games club with teams and community activity across age groups.
Community football club providing youth and adult soccer in the locality.
Established golf club offering a well-known course near the village.
Important local visitor facility supporting heritage, information and village tourism.
Major local employer and internationally recognised hospitality and golf destination.
Visit website ↗Properties For Sale near Adare
Nearby Areas
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