Roundwood House is of interest both historically and architecturally and has character and charm. It is a fine example of a Palladian Villa from the early Georgian period, secluded in its own woods of lime, beach and chestnut.

The house has a comfortable atmosphere achieved by the design of a large two-storied hall which links the smaller proportioned reception rooms.

 

There are six large double/twin bedrooms, each with bathroom ensuite, and central heating.

In the old house, which dates from about 1650, there are four more double and twin rooms, all with bath and shower ensuite.

In the dining room, drawing room and study, we hope you will find the informal relaxed atmosphere, typical of an Irish country house.

There are eighteen acres of pasture, woodland and gardens, which are a delight to relax in, and many very interesting outbuildings which we hope to restore in the future.

Roundwood offers the opportunity of going back in time to an era when leisure, grace and beauty symbolised the good life. Few places remain where this environment is still intact.