Newbridge House and Traditional Farm
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"Step into the past at this Impressive 18th-century house in large grounds"
Overview
Newbridge House was designed by James Gibbs and built in 1747 for Charles Cobbe, Archbishop of Dublin. Set in 350 acres of parkland, the house contains many splendidly finished rooms featuring plasterwork and original furniture as well as the Cobbe collection of old master paintings. The house also features a fully restored courtyard surrounded by a dairy, estate workers' house, carpenter's shop and blacksmith's forge. The grounds contain a 29 acre traditional farm with many rare breeds and children's playground.
Features
- Opening Times
- Open all year
- Opening Times: Open all year Apr-Sep, daily 10-5; Oct-Mar, Tue-Sun & BHs 11-4
- Facilities
- Parking onsite
- Cafe
About the area
It is often visited on a weekend trip, but rushing around is not the best way to experience Dublin. When Ireland joined the European Union, an economic boom began that flourished in the ‘Celtic Tiger’ years of the 1990s – fashion, the arts, food and Irish culture all blossomed, turning Dublin into one of the world’s hottest city destinations.
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