Ballinacarrow House

ID: S1053194

  • Bedrooms 6
  • ・ Sleeps 14
  • ・ Pets No

About this property


Ballinacarrow House is a beautifully restored manor home in the heart of County Westmeath, offering a warm and inviting retreat for up to 14 guests. Once a derelict building, it has been transformed into a stunning holiday escape, blending rustic charm with modern comforts. Exposed wooden beams, a magnificent four-poster bed, and cosy interiors create a welcoming atmosphere, making it the perfect setting for extended families or groups of friends to relax and reconnect.



Set in the picturesque Irish midlands, Ballinacarrow House is surrounded by the legendary lakes of Irish folklore, offering breathtaking scenery and a wealth of outdoor activities. Explore nearby historical sites, charming towns, and quaint villages, or simply enjoy the tranquillity of the countryside. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, this idyllic location provides the perfect base to experience the beauty and heritage of Ireland.



Designed for all seasons, Ballinacarrow House features spacious patios and a lawn, providing plenty of space for outdoor gatherings in warmer months. A small paddock leads down to the river, offering a pleasant spot for a stroll along the water’s edge. When the weather turns cooler, the cosy living room with a log burner provides a warm and comfortable space to relax. With a blend of history, character, and modern comforts, this property offers a welcoming setting for a memorable stay.





Nestled in the heart of the Irish midlands, Ballinacarrow House offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Located in County Westmeath, it is surrounded by peaceful countryside, where guests can unwind and take in the fresh air from the patio. The nearby lakes, steeped in Irish folklore, provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor adventures, from scenic walks to tranquil boat trips.

For those who love the outdoors, the Royal Canal Greenway is within walking distance, offering a picturesque route for walking and cycling along the historic canal. The nearby village of Ballynacarrigy, with its charming canal harbour, is worth exploring, while the vibrant town of Mullingar is just a short drive away, offering boutique shopping, cosy cafés, and great restaurants. History enthusiasts can visit the medieval Fore Abbey or explore the lively market town of Athlone, home to the iconic Athlone Castle and the world-famous Sean’s Bar. Whether seeking adventure or relaxation, Ballinacarrow House is the ideal base for discovering the beauty and heritage of the Irish midlands.

Accommodation


Ballinacarrow House


Ground Floor
- Living room with log burner
- Living room
- Fully equipped kitchen with AGA and large dining table
- Conservatory with seating
- Bedroom with king-sized bed and single/day bed
- Wet room bathroom with shower and WC


First Floor
- Bedroom with king-sized four poster bed and single bed
- Bedroom with king-sized bed
- Bedroom with twin beds
- Bedroom with a bunk bed
- Bedroom with king-sized bed
- Family bathroom with bath/shower and WC
- Family bathroom with bath/shower and WC
- Family bathroom with bath/shower and WC
-Family bathroom with bath/shower and WC


Outside Grounds
- Patio with furniture
- Barbecue
- Lawn
- Large private driveway


Additional Facilities
- Wifi
- Aga
- Wet room
- Hairdryers
- DVD player
- Piano
- Washing machine
- Log burner
- Parking spaces
- Pets on request



Reviews (3)

  • Zoe

    This fit all of our family very comfortably and we could all fit in all the common areas. Great kitchen for cooking too! Comfortable plush beds and beautiful surroundings.

  • Kathryn

    Warm, cosy yet large, welcoming, beautiful country home. Perfect for gatherings + Beautiful home. Wonderfully equipped and appointed. Owners went out of their way to accommodate us. No need to stock up on basics, all of that provided. So much better than most home rentals we’ve been to.

  • Sofia

    I made some of my best memories here: long days by the river, fantastic riding, and summer evenings that seemed to last forever, with endless barbecues and fantastic company. The whole area feels like the real Ireland, we explored with lovely walks, exciting kayaking (mostly to the pub!), sailing on the lakes, and visits to nearby estates. Inside, the house is just as dreamy, with spacious rooms, a cosy wood burner in the sitting room, and farmhouse chic in every detail. I loved every minute and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it—a real home away from home in a beautiful part of the country.

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