Orlagh House is a Georgian Manor nestled in the Dublin Mountains which offers stunning views of Dublin City Centre, Howth Head and the Irish Sea. The house is set on 45 acres of land and consists of ornate reception rooms, a grand ballroom, a dining room and 14 bedrooms.
Orlagh House showcases historical charm whilst catering to modern needs. It has a unique blend of old-world elegance and contemporary facilities. Alongside the Georgian Manor there is 45 acres of nature filled land with an equestrian centre, archery, and hiking trails.
- Georgian style reception rooms
- Wood burning fireplaces
- Large dining rooms
- Pool room
- 45 acres of land
- Beautiful views of nature
- 14 guest bedrooms
The origins of Orlagh house date back to the early 18th Century when is was constructed as a private residence for the prominent Fitzwilliam family. Its architecture reflects the elegant Georgian style, with grandeur and attention to detail in it's design.
In the 19th century it became the residence of a wealthy banking family, the Bloods. They added their own touches to they estate, including picturesque gardens, and a charming boathouse on Doddy River.
During the 20th Century, Orlagh House took on a new role as a Catholic seminary, serving as a place for training and educating future priests.
