Luxury self-catering rental in Castlehill, Ballina, County Mayo. Classical Georgian family home, surrounded by wooded parklands, boasting stunning views of Lough Conn.
Hidden among the trees at the foot of Mount Nephin; Enniscoe House has been described as “the last Great House of North Mayo".
Five Star clients will be impressed with the breathtaking setting as you enter the white gates, pass the pink gate lodge and follow the long winding avenue through parklands to arrive at Enniscoe Estate.
Enniscoe is an opportunity to experience life in a heritage house surrounded by spectacular countryside.
The wonderful over-sized entrance doorway draws you in to a home of elegant reception rooms and bedrooms, each with its own unique story.
Outside are pastures and woodlands with lakeside walks, pleasure grounds and a carefully restored Victorian garden.
SELF CATERING APARTMENTS
The historic courtyard buildings, adjoining Enniscoe House, have been carefully restored and converted into farmhouse style self-catering apartments, whilst retaining the courtyard's original architectural features and appearance.
The two-storey self-catering apartments have been refurbished to Irish Tourist Board standards. They are simple and traditional in style, nevertheless very comfortable with modern facilities and open fireplaces.
Idyllically set in woodland surroundings, the two and three bedroom self-catering apartments are available for hire throughout the year.
Prices range between €480 and €630 per week for a two-bedroom apartment, and between €500 and €800 per week for a three bedroom apartment. Weekend rates available.
We enjoyed the most spectacular stay at this House. It is a stunning estate and a marvelous location. The estate is gorgeous and magnificently appointed. Susan and DJ were the most charming and welcoming hosts. It achieves our highest recommendation - a must stay. Thank you Susan and DJ.
Srinivas
October 2023
This is an amazing place to stay if around Mayo county. The location, room, food and overall experience is just wonderful! We happened to stay here just for a night in July’23 which was unplanned but felt lucky to get the accommodation here with a short notice. It’s a must place to plan it well and stay for a minimum 2-3 days! Right from the entry to the location with a beautiful path, horses around.. should experience!
jacquelinegY4050KV
October 2020
"Relaxing stay in beautiful house" When things get back to normal next year this is one house you should include for a few days break. We spent 3 nights in this beautiful house in a truly wonderful setting. We enjoyed the glorious walk around the property and the area has some great drives to keep you occupied during the days. It was a real pleasure to share this house with the owners Susan and DJ who provide a friendly welcome and make your stay so much better than a faceless modern hotel.
Victoria K
August 2020
"Perfection in Mayo" Apart from the departure date, there is nothing we would change. We had a wonderful time. It is rare indeed to find a place run on such actively friendly lines. Susan and DJ strike a perfect balance: things are done properly but without fuss. Our children (9 and 5) were entirely beguiled. The food is excellent and the wine list good and very reasonably priced. This all makes indoor life very relaxing for a guest and his or her canine friends. Outside are acres of woodland and a stretch of Lough Conn with what must be one of the most beautiful views in the west of Ireland.
Kathryn F
January 2020
"A very fine house with amazing hospitality" We recently booked it as a large group of friends for the New Year and we couldn't have chosen better. Fabulous food and wines. The views from every window were stunning. The bedrooms were luxurious and each individual ensuite was enchanting The most relaxing place ever.
sstroebel
September 2019
"Irish hospitality at its best!" This historical gem is overseen and managed by 12th and 13th generation family members Sue Kellett and her son D.J.. Sue and D.J.'s restoration of the magnificent estate respecting both historical significance of the residence while ensuring the comfort of modern day guests is amazing. Sue and her son D.J. are the perfect Irish hostess and host. I found myself just wanting to sit down in the kitchen with a cup of tea and scones to learn more of the history of the residence as well as the surrounding area.
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