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Kilgraney
House is a charming late Georgian house overlooking the Barrow Valley,
situated halfway between Carlow Town and Kilkenny City. The house
takes its name from the Irish "cill greine" which means
"sunny hill" or "sunny wood".

Kilgraney
House has seen many changes over the centuries, the main house was
built around 1820 although the north wing is thought to be mid-18th
century. Now carefully restored, the house has great character and
a simple elegance that's full of irony and excitement. The lush
interiors are an eclectic mix of traditional furniture with carefully
chosen pieces of fabric, furniture and art from around the world.
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There
are six stylish and comfortable guest bedrooms, each furnished and
decorated in its own unique style. All bedrooms have en-suite bathroom
facilities and are non-smoking.
The
cooking at Kilgraney is modern and imaginative, with generous flavours
and influences from abroad, using home grown fruits, herbs and vegetables.
Dinner, served in a cherub adorned dining room, is a lavish six
course meal offering a choice of main courses and desserts. Breakfast,
served in the morning room, offers both traditional and healthy
options.
Wooded
and secluded gardens, with wide lawns, shrubs and orchards, provide
a serene and peaceful setting for the house. Experience the peace
of the countryside with beautiful walks along the River Barrow and
the South Leinster Way walking routes. Altamont Gardens, the medieval
city of Kilkenny, Mount Juliet and the Kilkenny Craft Trail are
all located close by as are cycling, golf, fishing, tennis, swimming
and horse riding.

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