History of Beech Park / South Park.

The original Beech Park / South Park estate of 325 houses was developed in 1962 by Park Developments. The land developed was originally within the Barony of Rathdown.

https://parkdevelopments.ie/our-history/

Original estate of 325 houses, now including some extra houses that were added to existing plots e.g house number A.

• South Park.

• South Park Drive.

• Beech Park.

• Beech Park Road.

• Beech Park Drive.

• Beech Park Grove.

• Beech Park Avenue.

• Grange Park.

• Clonkeen Drive.

New houses in the estate; approx 40 houses.

• Foxrock Wood. 

• Pembrin Wood.

The roads included below are an example of the areas that could be included in the Beech Park residents association and do not include all of the areas within the LF electoral area that are not listed and could be included in a Foxrock-Beechpark residents association. 

Some statistics related to the Foxrock-beechpark area. 

Most of the data has been taken from the 2022 census for the A7 Foxrock-Beechpark electoral area (www.cso.ie).

• The median value of houses sold in Dublin 18 as of March 2025 was €645K. House price value of houses within our specific area would be above the national median value of €362K.

• There are 394 houses in the Foxrock-Beechpark area built between 1961-1970, thus are estate contains most of that housing stock.

• There are 1758 persons living in the Foxrock-beechpark area.

• There are 439 persons under the age of 25 in the Foxrock-beechpark area.

• There are 344 retired persons in the Foxrock-beechpark area.

• There are 488 households heated by gas and 93 households heated by oil in the Foxrock-beechpark area.

• There are 159 households in the Foxrock-beechpark area that have installed at least one renewable energy source by any type.

• There are 592 households with broadband in the Foxrock-beechpark area.

• There are 455 persons in the Foxrock-beechpark area working from home.

• There are 577 households with 1 or more cars in the Foxrock-beechpark area.

• Dublin 18 has more A rated houses than any other area in the Dublin region, however, there may be no A rated homes in our area.

Note: the data above was accurate as per 2022 and will have changed between 2022 and 2025.