Castletown

Two houses on one site in Co. Kildare, sleeping 9 between them.

Castletown Gate Houses

Three Gate Lodges grace the entrance to the magnificent Palladian Castletown House, one of the most important eighteenth-century estates in Ireland. The Lodges are known locally as The Round House, The Pottery and The Gate House. These vernacular buildings form an important part of the Celbridge streetscape and an integral part of the Castletown Estate.

Irish Landmark Trust proudly offer the Round House and the Gate House, bookable separately or together for families or groups of friends who want to experience a self-catering break in a charming and comfortable heritage property. At only twenty kilometres from Dublin City Centre, these houses are a great base for those who want to explore Dublin City with ease.

Guests can enjoy taking a stroll through the Castletown Parklands, a place that is alive with an array of wildlife. With an open fire in each property to gather around in the evening, they are an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of life for a short stay.

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The Round House on the corner, sleeping 6 in 3 rooms. One bedroom is accessed via the other meaning it suits family – or close friends! – best. The Gate House is closer to the Gate and sleeps 3. Each has a cosy sitting room, well-appointed kitchen. The Gate House accepts 2 dogs, as its garden is more suitable than the Round House. Many guests book both together. NB The houses sit on either side of the Pottery, which is not managed by Irish Landmark Trust.