Ferndale House B&B
An early Victorian house furnished in Period style, “Ferndale” is nestled in the centre of Enniskerry village in County Wicklow, Ireland. “Ferndale” is a listed building preserved and protected for cultural and historical reasons. Our aim is to provide a warm Irish welcome with quality food and service in pleasant surroundings. We have an extensive breakfast menu (from an Irish cooked breakfast to scrambled eggs and smoked salmon to home made bread and jams). We can offer you assistance with planning local and national itineraries. Ferndale is the perfect base to combine ease of access to Dublin and the scenic and cultural attractions of county Wicklow - Houses and Gardens, Historical sites etc. There a number of restaurants and pubs within walking distance of Ferndale providing evening and other meals etc.
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Enniskerry Village,
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Co. Wicklow,, Ireland
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