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HouseLet was founded right here in Celbridge, and we’ve proudly served the area since 2001. We're also the only dedicated lettings and property management agent based in town — so you could say we know it inside out.
Located on the edge of Dublin’s border, Celbridge has grown into one of North Kildare’s most popular commuter towns. With one of the youngest populations in the region, it's a firm favourite among young families — and it's easy to see why.
Commuting & Transport
Celbridge is exceptionally well-connected for anyone commuting into Dublin or surrounding areas.
- Well served by Dublin Bus and the updated BusConnects network
- Bus Éireann services also operates locally, with routes terminating at Connolly Station.
- Hazelhatch & Celbridge Train Station connects you directly to Heuston Station and Pearse Street — perfect for city-bound professionals.
Whether you’re heading to work or into town for the weekend, travel is seamless from Celbridge.
Schools & Education
Education is a major draw for families moving to Celbridge.
- The area is home to three post-primary schools and four national schools.
- St. Wolstan’s Community School is one of the most sought-after girls' secondary schools in North Kildare. Families consistently cite the excellent local schools as one of their main reasons for choosing Celbridge.
Character, Heritage & Green Spaces
Celbridge is steeped in history and full of charm, with several national heritage sites right on your doorstep.
- The jewel in the crown is Castletown Estate and Parklands, featuring a stunning Palladian mansion and beautifully maintained grounds that stretch to the River Liffey.
- The parklands are ideal for a morning run, weekend stroll, or picnic under the trees.
- Don’t miss the Sunday Farmers Market, where you’ll find local produce, artisan treats, and a great community buzz.
Food, Drink & Nightlife
For a small town, Celbridge offers a surprisingly diverse food and nightlife scene.
- The Village Inn is a local favourite for hearty food and live music.
- The Castletown Inn & McMahons serves classic pub grub and have regular live music.
- Sherwood Lane & Box Yard have extensive food menus that cater to all tastes.
- JoJo’s and Creed Coffee Roasters offer some of the best coffee around.
Whether you're after a quiet pint or a casual dinner out, there’s something to suit every taste.
Housing & Rental Market
Celbridge offers a wide variety of housing — from charming period homes on the mains street to spacious 80s and 90s builds, right through to modern new developments.
New builds are in high demand and can be tricky to secure, but ongoing investment in the area means more options are coming to market.
With its proximity to Dublin City Centre and major employers like Intel, Celbridge has a consistently strong rental market.
Thinking of Moving to or Renting in Celbridge?
If you're curious about the rental value of your property — or looking to rent in the area — we're here to help.
Keep an eye on our blog and our latest listings for live properties in Celbridge.
Still searching? Consider nearby areas like Maynooth, Leixlip, Kilcock or Lucan — all offering similar amenities with their own unique character.