Located about halfway between the bustling family-favourite towns of Swords and Ashbourne, Rowlestown is a picture-perfect village that originated as a small river settlement at a crossing point of the Broadmeadow River.

The village itself is characterised by heritage buildings and structures such as Rowlestown House, the stone bridge and the village church, all nestled in a beautiful natural setting with plenty of mature woodland.

This popular part of North Dublin is known for its excellent amenities and its unique mix of city and country. Rowlestown itself is full of excellent options for making the most of the outdoors, including horse riding, GAA, cycling, soccer and golf. This is also an area that makes walking an absolute pleasure – make the most of the scenery with a daily walk by the river.