About Tramore
Tramore is a popular seaside town in County Waterford, centred on a broad sandy bay and backed by low hills, dunes and established residential neighbourhoods. It has a lively but generally relaxed coastal feel, with a strong mix of families, commuters, holiday-home owners and year-round residents. The town provides primary and secondary education locally, while Waterford city offers broader schooling, further education and employment opportunities nearby. Bus services connect Tramore with Waterford city, and the R675 provides the main road route towards the city and surrounding villages; many residents commute by car, while cycling and walking are practical for local journeys. The town centre and Main Street have supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, takeaways, restaurants and traditional pubs, with the seafront adding seasonal food and leisure activity. Tramore Beach, the promenade and the Back Strand support walking, swimming, surfing and watersports, while local clubs cater for sailing, soccer, Gaelic games and other activities. Recognisable local facilities include Tramore Surf School, Tramore SLSC, the Summerhill Centre and Waterford Snooker Centre Tramore, with Waterford city’s larger retail, healthcare and cultural facilities within easy reach.
Property Market in Tramore
Based on 8 properties for sale in Tramore
Property types
Bedrooms
New listings covers the last 3 months; all other figures reflect properties currently for sale.
What’s in Tramore
Schools
Local education-supplies provider serving families, pupils and schools in the Tramore area.
Multi-denominational primary school serving children from Tramore and surrounding communities.
Local primary school providing education for children in the Tramore area.
Tramore secondary school offering post-primary education and a broad range of subjects.
Seafront surf school providing lessons and water-sports instruction for different abilities.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Regular public transport connects Tramore with Waterford city and intermediate stops.
Principal road linking Tramore with Waterford city, Butlerstown and the surrounding area.
Nearest mainline rail station, providing connections towards Dublin, Kilkenny and wider Ireland.
Nearby regional hub for employment, shopping, healthcare, education and onward transport connections.
Amenities
Long sandy beach and seafront promenade popular for swimming, walking and seasonal activities.
Lifesaving and water-sports club supporting beach safety, training and community activities.
Local centre accommodating shops and everyday services for Tramore residents.
Dedicated snooker venue offering tables and a social indoor leisure setting.
Historic seaside racecourse hosting horse racing and community events near the town.
Coastal golf club offering an established course and clubhouse facilities near Tramore.
Compact centre with supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, takeaways, pubs and independent retailers.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local surf school offering lessons, equipment and guided introduction to Tramore’s waves.
Established surf lifesaving club with training, junior activity and beach-community involvement.
Community Gaelic games club providing sporting activities for local children and adults.
Local association football club with teams and community participation across age groups.
Volunteer group helping maintain, improve and promote Tramore’s public environment.
Properties For Sale near Tramore
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