"In The Bulge of the Boyne"
Rosnaree

This remarkable mansion is set overlooking the River Boyne and Newgrange, the oldest building in the world - a pagan tumulus and temple more than 5,000 years old.

Tenants of the house have included world famous pop groups who have recorded here, some of the world's most successful businessmen and politicians who have held private meetings here, as well as large family groups.

Golf, cycling, fishing and tennis are all available on the estate or within 15 minutes. Dublin Airport is just under 1 hour away (32 Miles).

A 19th Century account by Kate Douglas Wiggin
We left Salemina at Rosnaree House with Aunt La Touche and the children, and proceeded to explore the grounds, with the view of deciding on certain improvements to be made when the property passes, so to speak, into our hands. Truth to say, nature has done more for it than we could have done; and if it is a trifle overgrown and rough and rank, it could hardly be more beautiful. At the very furthest confines of the demesne there is a brook,--large enough, indeed, to be called a river here, where they have no Mississippi to dwarf all other streams and serve as an impossible standard of comparison. Tall trees droop over the calm water, and on its margins grow spearwort, opening its big yellow cups to the sunshine, meadow rue, purple and yellow loosestrife, bog bean, and sweet flag. Here and there float upon the surface the round leaves and delicate white blossoms of the frogbit, together with lilies, pondweeds, and water starworts. "What an idyllic place to sit and read, or sew, or have tea!" exclaimed Francesca.