Sitting among the rolling fields and mountains of Kerry, the surroundings of this home are just as picturesque as they were when it was built back in 1742.

The current owners have restored the manor home to its former glory, but have been nothing but respectful of heritage and history at the same time. In the high-ceilinged rooms, you'll spot period features, antique furnishings and a taste for the opulence of years gone by – think chandeliers, boldly patterned wallpaper and even a grand piano.

If we've made it sound like a museum, that couldn't be further from the truth. It's refreshingly easy to feel at home here, whether that's playing board games next to one of the open fires or relaxing in the garden.
When the weather forecast makes for happy reading, there are sixty-eight acres of private parkland on the estate with some beautiful views to be had.

When you're in the mood to see a little more of the local area you can visit a local dairy farm who make delicious ice cream or enjoy a wealth of natural attractions and historic buildings in Killarney National Park which starts only five minutes' drive from the home. You have many world famous golf courses close by - The Ring of Kerry also runs close by the address giving you an opportunity to drive around to see famous sights like Dingle and the Ring Of Berra. A beautiful property not to be missed.

Home truths:
*The home is spread over two floors.
*The bedrooms can be made up of large super king beds, twin beds and even some treble-sized to suit guests' requirements. Three of the bedrooms can be converted into twin rooms upon request.
*The home has excellent high-speed broadband.
*There are local tennis courts & pools in the nearby area – please ask your host for further details.