Historical countryside home with 3 bedrooms, large living area, chefs kitchen, and sunroom overlooking lush gardens and parking. Just 30 mins from Dublin City Centre, it's close to Swords for dining, shopping and movies. You'll love the village vibes and easy access to Ireland's historic landmarks like Newgrange, The Hill of Tara, Malahide Castle, Skerries Windmills. Fun nearby—hiking, horse riding, golf, beach, water sports Easy walk to playgrounds, indoor play centre, shop, cafe, pub. The space Beautiful big historical house and gardens. Area: Enjoy easy access to Dublin City and Ireland's ancient East including some of Irelands most iconic historic landmarks like Newgrange, The Hill of Tara, Malahide Castle, Skerries Windmills and Donabate beach. Enjoy the amazing rural views as you explore. 30 mins drive to Dublin City Centre 30 mins to Newgrange World Heritage Site 8 mins to Swords with buses running to Dublin City. 20 mins to Malahide Castle 15 mins to Newbridge House 20 mins to Donabate Train Station linking to Dublin City Further A Field: Only 1.5hrs to Belfast Only 1 hr to the Wicklow mountains Loads of outdoor fun nearby too— A Golf heaven - Roughly 30 courses within a 10 mile radius of the house!!! Horse Riding: Roughly 15 riding stables within 5 miles radius!!! Hiking: Easy access to Dublin Bay walks including Howth cliffs as well as the Wicklow mountains and Carlingford Lakes. The House: A 1920's country detached house with 4 bedrooms, chefs kitchen, a large living area with open fireplaces, a serene sunroom overlooking lush mature enclosed gardens with outdoor dining and living spaces. Plenty of off street parking. Doorogue House is roughly 100 years old and while it has been renovated multiple times, the house carries some charms of its age, with creaky floorboards and some old style finishes running alongside the more modern ones, adding character to the space. Village: You'll love the village vibes and the easy walk to shop, cafe and traditional pub. As well as playgrounds and an indoor kids play centre. Ballyboughal Old Church, a national monument, was built in 1113 and housed Saint Patricks staff until it was moved to Christchurch Cathedral where it remained until 1538 when it was burnt as a superstitious Catholic relic. An ideal blend of rural charm and modern comfort for diverse experiences. Guest access The entire house and gardens are for guests exclusive use. Other things to note We suggest a car is needed due to limited local public transport.