The Coach House.
The Coach House at Butlerstown Castle affords you the opportunity
of relaxation in elegant yet affordable accommodation
in a small country house steeped in history. Situated on an
elevated site in the grounds of Butlerstown Castle (seat
of The Sherlock Family 1450-1650) which now lies in
ruins. Located off the main Waterford to Cork Road ( N.25 ) and just
three miles from Waterford City, the Coach House was built
in 1874 by the Northern Nationalist, Samuel Ferguson.
In recent years the house has been tastefully restored and extended
to provide our guests with en-suite accommodation in seven bedrooms (most
of which have a King size bed ), with direct dial telephone,
colour T.V. and tea/coffee making facilities. Many of our bedrooms
also have commanding views of the surrounding countryside,
Castle and mountains.
Attractions in the area.
At the Coach House, visitors
can avail of the best of all worlds! Although a mere half mile
from the main Waterford
to Cork road (watch for the sign for Butlerstown Church
on the N.25) here
tranquility is guaranteed. In the vicinity country walks abound,
with the Megalithic Knockeen
and Gaulstown Dolmens a short distance away and the banks of the gentle
River Suir just two miles
to the north east.
For the golfer, five
of Ireland's top golf courses
are situated at just 20 minutes drive from our front door.
These are; Waterford Castle, Faithlegg House, Waterford City, Tramore and
Dunmore East. After a hard day on the course why
not relax in our private sauna and ease those aches away. You can
also be on the scenic Comeragh Drive
or Nire Valley routes in half an hour.
Waterford
City.
Waterford
city (three miles East of the Coach House) is a city justifiably
proud of its Viking, Medieval and Maritime history. Today it
proudly celebrates that heritage. Walk through its
streets or visit its historical
buildings and Heritage Centre to come face to face with its rich cultural
past. Today Waterford City boasts an eclectic selection of Pubs,
old and new, some excellent night clubs, fine restaurants and a theatre
and a music scene to rival the best anywhere in Ireland.
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