Curraghmore House & Gardens is the spectacular home of the 9th Marquis of Waterford and his ancestors since 1170. It has an impressive 1,000 acres of formal gardens, woodland and grazing fields. Ireland’s largest private demesne is situated near Portlaw, in County Waterford.
Enjoy an enchanting stroll through the historic grounds of Curraghmore House & Gardens, in County Waterford. A Sitka spruce planted on the estate in the 1830s is one of the tallest trees in Ireland, and stands guard over King John’s Bridge. Built in 1205, this stone arched structure spanning the Clodagh River, is one of the oldest bridges in Ireland. 20kms of famine relief boundary wall and four sturdy wrought iron gates surround this estate.
Take a guided tour of Curraghmore House, detailing the house and family history with a viewing of the original interior. See its vast furniture collection, art and architectural insights. Curraghmore House has some of the finest neo classical rooms in Ireland, which feature the magnificent plaster work of James Wyatt and grisaille panels by Peter de Gree.
Explore Local Attractions
Medieval Museum of Treasures
A walled city of Viking Origin, founded by Viking Traders in 914 and renowned for over two hundred years for the beauty of its cut glass and the magnificence of its architecture.
The Bridgerton Experience
Come along to the Bishop’s Palace for a tour with the Housekeeper or Butler while the Bishop is away and discover the secrets the house holds.
Mount Congreve Gardens
Boasting one of the largest private collections of plants globally & described as ‘A Great Garden of the World’ the entire collection features plants from every continent.
Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens
Authentic Japanese Gardens are set in the beautiful seaside town of Tramore, County Waterford, Ireland.
Curraghmore House & Gardens
Curraghmore House & Gardens has an impressive 1,000 acres of formal gardens, woodland and grazing fields.
Walk Waterford
Discover the beauty of Waterford on foot with a network of scenic walking trails that showcase the county’s mountains, coastline, woodlands, and charming countryside.
Waterford Greenway
The 46km Waterford Greenway takes you from city to sea, with viaducts, tunnels, Viking heritage, and breathtaking views of rivers, mountains, and coastline along the way.
The Irish Experience
The Irish Experience offers you exceptional and unique Adventure Experiences along Ireland’s visually stunning Southeast coastline.
The Barrow Princess
Set sail from Adelphi Quay and soak up the magnificent views of the River Suir, as you make your way to Cheek Point where you’ll board the Barrow Princess.
Hook Lighthouse
The Hook Lighthouse is also one of the oldest operational lighthouses in the world, the present structure dates back 800 years to the Medieval tower of Hook.
The Sea Gardener
The Sea Gardener, Marie Power, guides visitors along Waterford’s Copper Coast to explore edible plants and connect with the land and sea.
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Where to find us
Faithlegg House Hotel, Faithlegg, Co. Waterford, X91 H008, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0)5 138 2000
Email: [email protected]