Luttrellstown is a prestigious and picturesque area within Castleknock, Dublin 15, situated just 8km west of Dublin city centre. Nestled between the River Liffey and the River Tolka, Luttrellstown is best known for its tree-lined avenues, impressive homes, and the stunning Luttrellstown Castle Estate — a 567-acre private parkland offering beautiful woodland walks, a world-class golf course, and an exclusive venue for private events and weddings.
Luttrellstown combines rural tranquillity with urban convenience. Residents enjoy an exceptional quality of life with easy access to the open green spaces of both Phoenix Park and the Royal Canal Greenway, which are perfect for walking, running, and cycling.
Community & Lifestyle
The area offers a peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere while still being just a short distance from Castleknock village, Blanchardstown, and Dublin city centre. A strong sense of community defines the wider Castleknock and Luttrellstown area, with generations of families choosing to stay nearby thanks to the excellent schools, amenities, and recreational options.
Leisure & Recreation
Luttrellstown is a paradise for sports enthusiasts. The Luttrellstown Castle Golf Club is one of Ireland’s finest parkland courses, known for its lush fairways and stunning views of the surrounding estate. The area also benefits from easy access to other golf courses such as Castleknock, Westmanstown, and Elm Green.
Nearby, Castleknock Lawn Tennis Club, St. Brigid’s GAA Club, and Castleknock GAA Club offer a range of sporting options for all ages. The National Aquatic Centre in Blanchardstown is only a few minutes’ drive away, providing world-class swimming and family-friendly facilities.
Transport & Connectivity
Luttrellstown enjoys excellent transport links, making it ideal for commuters. The M50 and N3 motorways are close by, providing direct access to all parts of Dublin and Dublin Airport. The area is well-served by Dublin Bus routes including the 37, 38, 38A, and 38B, while Castleknock and Coolmine train stations offer rail connections to the city centre in approximately 30–35 minutes.
Education
Families in Luttrellstown benefit from access to a wide selection of top-rated schools in the surrounding area, including Scoil Thomáis, St. Brigid’s National School, St. Francis Xavier, Castleknock Educate Together, and Castleknock College.
Shopping & Amenities
Everyday conveniences are easily accessible with a SuperValu in nearby Carpenterstown, Lidl and Tesco in Castleknock and Blanchardstown, and the Blanchardstown Shopping Centre only minutes away, offering a full range of retail, dining, and entertainment options.
Food & Drink
Residents enjoy an array of excellent local restaurants and cafés. Favourites nearby include 12th Lock Marina Restaurant, Lo-Cal Kitchen, Castello Bruni, and Wong’s Chinese Restaurant. For drinks or dining with character, Myo’s, Brady’s, and The Carpenter are local staples, while The Hole in the Wall beside Phoenix Park is a popular weekend destination for great food and wine.
Local Heritage
Luttrellstown takes its name from the Luttrell family, who owned the estate for centuries. The iconic Luttrellstown Castle, dating back to the 15th century, remains a local landmark — renowned for hosting high-profile weddings, events, and guided tours that celebrate its rich history and elegant surroundings.