Glendalough House is a taste of paradise, nestled between Djouce Mountains and the stunning Roundwood lakes, just ten minutes from the picturesque Sally Gap.

The house was the ancestral seat of former President, Erskine Childers, and the great Irishman Michael Collins was a frequent guest. .

Guests are invited to stroll and enjoy the serenity of Glendalough’s five acre water garden designed with ponds and waterfalls, planted with rare shrubs, water lilies, and a 200 year old dwarfed spruce tree, one of many imported species from all over the world.

Distances :

Dublin City             43 km                           Druid's Glen     19 km

Brittas Bay             22 km                           Powerscourt     16 km

Facilities :

Satellite Television, VCR, Radio, Stereo, Direct Dial Telephones, Fax & Email Service (by request), Washing Machine, Dryer, Fridge, Freezer, Ice maker, Dishwasher, Microwave, Electric cooker, Gas Cooker, Iron, Open fireplace, Hair dryer, Security alarm, Crib, High chair, Gas-fired Barbecue, Babysitting by arrangement, Helicopter pad.

 Amenities in the area:

 Nearby is the magnificent and historical setting of Glendalough, Powerscourt and Mount Usher Gardens, Russborough House (home to the famous Beit painting collection) and Avondale House (Charles Stewart Parnell). The Curragh (Budweiser Derby),  Leopardstown and Punchestown (Irish National Hunt) racecourses are within 40 minutes drive. Horse riding, off-roading, fishing and hill walking are among the various pursuits available locally. Brittas Bay Beach within a short distance

Glendalough House is just 15 minutes from Druid’s Glen, hosts to the Irish Open and the Seve Ballesteros trophy. The K. Club (Ryder Cup 2006) and the European Club, a links course rated in the top 50 golf courses outside of America are 40 minutes drive.   Locally, there are twenty-five championship golf courses.