Annesbrook

Map of Annesbrook (Leinster Region / Ireland), view from satellite.

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We' re happy to have the Annesbrook Nelson City Campus in the recently refurbished Nelson Centre of Musical Arts (formerly Nelson School of Music) all of August! Looks like you might have trouble watching this movie. TODAY - our next round of growth begins.

Play the clips to learn a little about the 4 easy dots. Register at the Info Hub on Sunday. Looks like you might have trouble watching this movie. TODAY - our next round of growth begins. Play the clips to learn a little about the 4 easy dots.

Register at the Info Hub on Sunday.

Anesbrook Cottage | 5-star self-catering Duleek

An imposing eighteenth c. georggian farmhouse set in well-kept lawn and old forests. At the front of the building are the rooms of Georgia and the Portikus, which were built in 1816 by the later ruler of the princes, the later George IV. The splendour of this magnificent home provides every possible opportunity as a venue for unforgettable occasions.

There is a splendid foyer with its sweeping stairs, a dining room with thirty seating places and a Gothic banquet room with sixty seating places. From the ballroom, window gates open which are ideally suited for the extension of the room with a party tent. The front part of the house, which has been planned by the famous Francis Johnson, is a much older and more humble farm.

There is an estimate that a building has been on the site since the fifteenth cent. Both the ballroom and the Portikus have been renovated and further plans are underway to bring Annesbrook back to its full size. It has been financed by the Irish Georgian Society, the Heritage Council, Meath County Council and Meath Partnership.

This historic framework offers an impressive scenery for an informal and luxurious get-together, an perfect place for marriages, personal celebrations, conferences, gigs, theatres, talks and pop-up-dinner. In the midst of cultivated grass and hilly pastures, the Annesbrook site offers your events peace and quiet. The Annesbrook is a self-contained location with a large dining room and wardrobe.

Yes, it has somewhat pale, as the other critics describe, but that is part of the charms of this old farm, parts of which date back to 1600. The" public" areas of the building comprise a beautiful georggian style lounge with a sizzling fire in the evening, many textbooks and a number of locals' guidebooks.

Opposite the large lobby there is a fine dinning room where breakfasts are prepared. Our breakfasts are delicious - hot skcones and bread, muesli, chilled vegetables, yoghurt, boiled egg and beacon. Anesbrook has completed our day of exploration of the landscape very well. ANNESTROOK made the delivery. The size of rooms is larger than expensive suite in many 5 stars establishments, but you should be able to appreciate the authentic furnishings and not ask for everything to be completely "restored" - the best I had in any establishment, with homemade bread, a wide selection of produce, grains and a delicious Scottish breakfasts.