About Hollywood
Hollywood is a small rural village in west County Wicklow, set in the scenic foothills between the Wicklow Mountains and the Kildare border. It has a quiet, close-knit character, with scattered homes, farmland and mountain views rather than an urban streetscape. The village is associated with the historic Hollywood Glen and lies within reach of the Blessington lakes area, making it attractive to residents who value countryside, walking and community life. Local day-to-day provision is modest, centred on village services and nearby towns such as Blessington, Dunlavin and Ballymore Eustace for larger shopping and additional cafés, pubs and restaurants. Families use local primary-school provision, while secondary pupils generally travel to schools in Blessington, Naas or surrounding towns. There is no rail station in Hollywood, so commuting is principally by car, with the N81 providing the main connection towards Blessington, Tallaght and Dublin and the R756 serving routes towards Wicklow’s western uplands. Hollywood Cafe and Daly’s Service Station provide recognisable local stopping points, while the surrounding countryside offers walking, cycling and outdoor recreation. The area also benefits from an active rural community atmosphere, with local sporting, church and village organisations forming an important part of social life.
Property Market in Hollywood
Based on 2 properties for sale in Hollywood
Property types
Bedrooms
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What’s in Hollywood
Schools
Local primary school serving children from Hollywood and surrounding rural communities.
Mixed post-primary school serving Blessington and nearby west Wicklow communities.
Large mixed secondary school accessible for families commuting towards Dublin.
Naas offers several secondary schools and further education options within commuting distance.
Transport
Plan your journey ↗Main regional road linking Hollywood with Blessington, Tallaght and Dublin.
Scenic regional route connecting west Wicklow with the N81 and Wicklow uplands.
Local fuel and roadside convenience stop serving village residents and passing traffic.
Nearby bus connections provide onward travel towards Dublin and surrounding towns.
Nearest practical rail option for Dublin-bound journeys, reached by road via Naas.
Amenities
Local café and parking stop providing refreshments for residents and passing visitors.
Scenic local glen offering countryside views, walks and a strong sense of place.
Historic village focal point connected with local worship and community events.
Nearby town centre with supermarkets, cafés, pubs, pharmacies and everyday services.
Popular surrounding area for waterside scenery, walking, fishing and outdoor recreation.
Nearby small town offering local shops, pubs, cafés and community facilities.
Local Clubs & Businesses
Local Gaelic games organisation supporting juvenile and adult community participation.
Village-focused organisation helping coordinate local activities and community initiatives.
Independent local service station and convenience business on the village approach.
Nearby Areas
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