📜 Historic early-Queen-Anne-style home in ruins, part of Ireland's National Botanic Gardens at Kilmacurragh.
🔍 Built in 1697, suffered a major fire in 1976, now awaiting full restoration.
🌳 Explore diverse plant collections, including conifers and rhododendrons
🚶 Enjoy walking trails in a tranquil country estate
🏛️ See the historic ruins of a grand Queen Anne house
💰 Free admission to gardens and walks
⚠️ Gardens can get very busy at weekends, gates may close
🚧 House is in silent ruins, awaiting renovation
👟 Appropriate footwear advised for walks
🐕 Dogs welcome but must be kept on a lead
🚌 Book in advance for bus/coach tours
💰 Free admission to gardens and walks.
🕒 Daily, 9am-5pm (mid-Feb to Oct), 9am-4:30pm (Nov to mid-Feb); closed Christmas Day.
Car park available, no parking outside the gardens.
Wheelchair accessible toilets available.
Acton Café offers coffee and lunches on site.
Wheelchair accessible.
Last updated 5 days ago
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