Dublin, Ireland Attractions

Newbridge House and Farm

Resting on nearly 350 acres in the country, just 12 miles north of Dublin, is the Newbridge House and Farm, a mansion dating back to 1740. Owned by Dr. Charles Cobbe, an archbishop of Dublin, the Newbridge House was occupied by the family until 1984.
Currently, the house is a showcase of family memorabilia, including hand-carved furniture, portraits, and a collection of objects gathered on world travels.Visitors can view the Great Drawing Room, one of the finest Georgian interiors in Ireland, and experience the working Victorian farm, craft and coffee shops during their trip to the Newbridge House.