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Bellingham Castle

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Bellingham Castle

Having lain unloved for many years, this beautiful property was finally rescued by the Corscadden family, who re-opened it in 2013 and - following renovations and refurbishment - it is now lovelier than ever
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Having lain unloved for many years, this beautiful property in the attractive mediaeval village of Castlebellingham was finally rescued by the Corscadden family (Cabra Castle, Kingscourt; Ballyseede Castle, Tralee), who re-opened it in 2013, following renovations and refurbishment.


It is now lovelier than ever and - thanks to the family's trademark Irish wolfhound and Patrick Corscadden's friendly hands-on management - it now has a warm and welcoming ambience as well as a considerable amount of grandeur.


Arrival at the 17 acre estate - past a handsome Victorian stone tower and gate lodge and then along a long tree lined avenue - is impressive. And so is the setting, with romantic gardens taking full advantage of their picturesque situation alongside the River Glyde.


Inside, a series of pleasingly proportioned and elegantly furnished reception rooms - spacious drawing rooms, an intimate library, bars and an exceptionally appealing banqueting suite opening onto formal gardens with well kept lawns lawns and pretty herbaceous borders - provide facilities that are equally suitable for weddings, family celebrations and get togethers, or corporate events.


The bedrooms are all individually decorated, and simply gorgeous. Some feature free-standing baths overlooking the river and gardens, and all have generous beds and spacious, luxuriously appointed bathrooms, along with flat screen TV and practical items including direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making and ironing facilities.


Although used mainly as a private venue at weekends, the hotel offers midweek accommodation on a B&B basis and it would make a lovely place to take a break when travelling between Dublin and Belfast ,or a base for exploring this fascinating area.


Overnight guests are welcomed with complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits in The Napper Tandy Rooms or The Library, and there is a full bar service as well as breakfast in the dining room overlooking the lovely gardens; as other meals are not available, except to groups, individual guests are directed to local restaurants for lunch and dinner. 


A real find, this is a place worth remembering.

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Last Updated: 24-04-2023
Author: Georgina Campbell
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Exit M1 Dublin-Belfast road at Junction 15 (Castlebellingham/Tallanstown) and follow the signs for Castlebellingham (R132). Large stone entrance tower on Main Street.
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