Clonacody House
Review
Clonacody House is an impressive Irish Georgian Country house that offers its guests a luxurious getaway, in the heart of County Tipperary. Built in 1740 this stunning house is situated in glossy green parkland, with beautifully kept lawns and graceful ancient trees. So for a real treat, how about getting away from it all and enjoying some tranquility and rest time in sublime surroundings. Like a rare pearl, Clonacody House has been in the safe hands of the same family since the 1930s, and there is a real strong sense of family dedication which provides a team of wonderful staff who make sure your stay is perfect. The decor throughout is ravishing and cleverly balances the Georgian period with modern trendy touches, exceptional views from the bedrooms of the beguiling gardens provide real escapism. So, after a delicious, leisurely breakfast why not take a stroll around the grounds, or simply snuggle up by the crackling fire.
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Clonacody
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Fethard, Co. Tipperary
, E91 HF40
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