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Ballyduff House, built in 1760, is set in glorious parkland overlooking the river Nore. It is the beautiful home of Brede Thomas who, as well as running the B&B also farms. The setting is totally unspoiled which is almost unique in this part of Ireland.
All reviews the river stunning house incredible hospitality peace and quiet downton abbey full irish breakfast georgian period four poster bed jane austen novel irish charm guest rooms a wonderful stay thoroughly enjoyed our stay other guests two nights yogurt bed and breakfast
I chose this place primarily because I saw in the photos that it was located along a river. When I arrived I was a little taken aback at how stately and beautiful it was. It's like something out of a Jane Austen novel.
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Stayed last night in this stunning house with my sister. Couldn't fault a thing. We received a lovely warm welcome on a horrible wet evening. The room was stunning, spotless, comfortable and unique. Breakfast didn't didn't disappoint either - fresh fruit, full Irish - delicious....More
Ballyduff House is a bit special. It felt like we had travelled back in time to a period somewhere between the two world wars. The setting was spectacular, on the banks of the river Nore, a short drive outside Thomastown and surrounded by beautiful parkland....More
We were so pleased that we selected this home for a recent one-night stay, and we would have happily stayed longer. This is an older, sophisticated country home with pedigree. We felt privileged to enjoy it, loving the antiques and old books as we do....More
The house is wonderful, out in the country but close enough to get dinner at the wonderful Mount Juliet Golf resort. Hostess Bred will greet you with tea, biscuits and a nice chat, get you settled for a great sleep in the enormous guest rooms....More
