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We,
Carmel and Jim Healy would like to welcome you to Rathlyon house. This early 19th century Irish
dwelling has been in the Healy family since 1826. Rathlyon House is a four star holiday home that sleeps up to eight people, with two double bedrooms, one twin room and two single bedrooms.
Located
in a secure, quiet surrounding this self catering
accommodation / holiday home is ideally suited to families or to people
just wanting to 'get away from it all'. You can enjoy a
stroll around the countryside or around some of the
local amenities
“where luxury and comfort can be enjoyed
in a relaxed setting”
We
hope you enjoy your time in Carlow, in the sunny
southeastern area of Ireland and take time to savour its
many delights. Your first visit will certainly not be
your last.
“fabulous surroundings” |
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This
four star self-catering accommodation / holiday home is tastefully
decorated throughout with the emphasis on high quality
furnishings. The entrance hall with its high ceiling
creates a wonderful sense of space and light, a theme
that is carried throughout the rest of the house.
Attention to detail is evident, as each room is tailored
to maximise comfort. All of which guarantees an
enjoyable and relaxing stay |
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Golfing,
fishing, horse riding and hill walking are but a taste
of the local activities
available in the Tullow/Carlow area.
more details... |
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Take
our tour of the house to see more
pictures of the inside and see for yourself the beauty
that is Rathlyon house. see
pictures... |
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Features |
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The house is more
than 4000 square feet in size and surrounded by
large enclosed gardens. Rated as four star by
Fáilte Ireland, the house consists of five
bedrooms, two doubles, a twin and 2 singles, two
bathrooms, one upstairs and one downstairs, an
office, dining room, drawing room and large
hall. |
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