Period Country House North Cork - Private Rentals - Adams & Butler

Period Country House North Cork

County Cork, Ireland

Highlights

  • Accommodates up to 26 guests and additional separate accommodation at rear accommodating up to 10 guests
  • Continental breakfast buffet included daily
  • On-site activities include falconry, brandy distillery, kayaking, archery, hiking, yoga, tai chi, autumn forays, and dawn chorus walks
  • 2 kms of riverbank of private wild salmon and brown trout fishing
  • 30 min. drive from Cork City & Blarney Castle

County Cork, Ireland

13 Individually Designed Bedrooms

Wonderful and Extensive Grounds

Farm to Fork Cuisine

Property Overview

Period Country House North Cork is a fabulous 302-year-old historic 18th-century Georgian Country House hidden in the heart of a 400-acre wooded estate, in North Cork. The informal and relaxed atmosphere of the house and the people in it makes guests feel they're home from home. This hidden property guarantees privacy and utmost discretion for your party - our treasured guests. Only located 30-minutes away from Cork city centre, it serves as a wonderful base to explore Southern Ireland.

Accommodation

If you’re lucky enough to experience walking through the Period Country House North Cork doors, you’ll be welcomed with the smell of open log fires and engulfed by the sense of Victorian ambiance set around the 18th Century country house. You will also find out that the house has 32-acre orchard in which they produce their own cider and apple brandy. The house has an array of 13 bedrooms all styled differently.

Location

Cork City is Ireland's second city and has always been an important seaport. It began on an island in the swampy estuary of the River Lee and gradually climbed up the steep banks on either side. Today the river flows through Cork city in two main channels so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges and hence Cork City's coat of arms bears the motto 'A Safe Harbour for Ships'.

South of Cork city you will find the picturesque seaside town of Kinsale. Its colourful buildings, beautiful location, mild climate and abundance of excellent restaurants, cafes and bars make it a must-visit destination on any trip to the south of the country. The many top-end, quality restaurants in the town means that it is known as the ‘gourmet capital of Ireland’ and it even has its own Gourmet Food Festival. Of course, in order to win over the locals, always order a pint of Murphy’s over Guinness. That’s the quickest way into any Southern Ireland persons heart.

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Period Country House North Cork

County Cork, Ireland

Highlights

  • Accommodates up to 26 guests and additional separate accommodation at rear accommodating up to 10 guests
  • Continental breakfast buffet included daily
  • On-site activities include falconry, brandy distillery, kayaking, archery, hiking, yoga, tai chi, autumn forays, and dawn chorus walks
  • 2 kms of riverbank of private wild salmon and brown trout fishing
  • 30 min. drive from Cork City & Blarney Castle

County Cork, Ireland

13 Individually Designed Bedrooms

Wonderful and Extensive Grounds

Farm to Fork Cuisine

Property Overview

Period Country House North Cork is a fabulous 302-year-old historic 18th-century Georgian Country House hidden in the heart of a 400-acre wooded estate, in North Cork. The informal and relaxed atmosphere of the house and the people in it makes guests feel they're home from home. This hidden property guarantees privacy and utmost discretion for your party - our treasured guests. Only located 30-minutes away from Cork city centre, it serves as a wonderful base to explore Southern Ireland.

Accommodation

If you’re lucky enough to experience walking through the Period Country House North Cork doors, you’ll be welcomed with the smell of open log fires and engulfed by the sense of Victorian ambiance set around the 18th Century country house. You will also find out that the house has 32-acre orchard in which they produce their own cider and apple brandy. The house has an array of 13 bedrooms all styled differently.

Location

Cork City is Ireland's second city and has always been an important seaport. It began on an island in the swampy estuary of the River Lee and gradually climbed up the steep banks on either side. Today the river flows through Cork city in two main channels so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges and hence Cork City's coat of arms bears the motto 'A Safe Harbour for Ships'.

South of Cork city you will find the picturesque seaside town of Kinsale. Its colourful buildings, beautiful location, mild climate and abundance of excellent restaurants, cafes and bars make it a must-visit destination on any trip to the south of the country. The many top-end, quality restaurants in the town means that it is known as the ‘gourmet capital of Ireland’ and it even has its own Gourmet Food Festival. Of course, in order to win over the locals, always order a pint of Murphy’s over Guinness. That’s the quickest way into any Southern Ireland persons heart.

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