Butlerstown House is probably one of the best-kept Georgian secrets in Ireland, with many original features still in place and in first class order.

The House stands in around 12 acres of its own grounds, approached by a tree lined avenue. Immediately surrounding the house is a mature well-kept garden, with the south lawn providing a peaceful seating area, where one can read, stroll, play a game of croquet or simply relax and enjoy the views. As well as the manicured lawns on two sides of the House, there is also an original walled garden. This garden now houses the purpose-built helipad, available for guests' use if required.

The elegant reception rooms are furnished with period furniture as are the large, comfortable bedrooms. The accommodation in brief comprises:
Ground Floor: Hallway, Study, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Communications Centre, Games Room and Kitchen. First Floor: Five Bedrooms, all with either en-suite or their own private facilities.

Whilst the House has undergone many changes and indeed many owners in the last 40 years, none have detracted from the ambience and the sheer peace and tranquillity that the house seems to bestow upon all who come through its doors. Bask in the glow of your kitchen Aga and peat-burning fireplaces. Unwind in the sumptuous bedrooms, revel in the stunning views across the grounds and the rolling landscape that stretches as far as the eye can see.

Great care has been taken to install the necessary modern appliances to make the House comfortable, warm and inviting all year round, with masses of hot water under pressure available all day. Likewise, central heating is on demand 24 hours a day.

Located west of Cork city, Butlerstown House is the ideal base for exploring West Cork, including Kinsale, Clonakilty and Glandore. Relax in award-winning pubs and gourmet restaurants and revel in the warm West Cork welcome. Local activities include sailing, fishing, walking and golf.

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