Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy

Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges

Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed

On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited

This property uses eco-friendly cleaning products

Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property

Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property

Safety features at this property include a first aid kit and a deadlock

This property does not have any lifts

A car is required for transport to and from this property

I have been an international lawyer for over 30 years, living and traveling all over the world. Life changed quite unexpectedly, when during a trip home to Co. Mayo last year, I stumbled across a 17th C granary for sale. Without hesitation and in that second I fell in love with the property and woke up in the granary a fortnight later as the new proud owner with my legal career a thing of the past! I am at a loss for words to accurately describe the beauty, the history and the ambience of Newbrook House. I pinch myself every morning to ensure that this is not some beautiful amazing dream. It is a far cry from living in the bright lights and noise of Tokyo, Hong Kong, San Francisco and London. I have never looked back. The property was built in 1670 and is accessed through the original cobblestone lane which opens up to reveal a magnificent stone arch and the granary and stables beyond which are now Newbrook House. There is an acre of working gardens surrounded by a walled garden which in turn is surrounded by the walled garden of the original manor house, the seat of Lord Henry Bingham, which succumbed to fire in the mid-19th century. The West Wing has its own private entrance, mud room, bedroom, bathroom, sitting room with open fireplace and kitchen. Two hand carved antique four poster beds grace the large master bedroom. They are adorned with the finest linens from Foxford Woolen Mills and Hungarian goose down duvets and pillows. The orthopedic mattresses are steam cleaned with tea tree oil after each use. The bathroom boasts a lovely claw footed cast iron bathtub which is perfect for guests who would like to try a seaweed bath - with seaweed sourced from the local beaches. Newbrook House is my passion and my life and I love sharing it with guests and bringing to life its purpose in allowing visitors to experience luxury in the heart of nature.

The private self contained West Wing of Newbrook House is now accepting guests for short stays. Years of loving restoration have resulted in the most glorious home away from home, a complete respite from the rigours of daily life.

We have local honey, onions, potatoes and rhubarb amongst other delights on offer that cannot be reproduced anywhere else in the world. It is a taste, a moment in time. It cannot be repeated or exported but the memory remains forever. For those who simply want to relax, a stroll along the village lane is like something out of a story book. The most friendly and curious cows, pheasants galore and bushes replete with berries are all there to refresh the mind and restore the soul. For a bit more activity the list is endless: from hunting and fishing to golf, horse riding and beyond, it’s all here.