Tarbert House, Country house in Tarbert, County Kerry, Ireland.
Tarbert House is a Georgian country residence near Tarbert in County Kerry set within landscaped estates. The building displays symmetrical facades, tall windows, and architectural details characteristic of the Queen Anne period.
The residence was founded in 1690 and remained under the ownership of the Leslie family for more than three centuries. This continuous stewardship by one family allowed the building and its interiors to retain their original character.
The house served as a gathering place for influential figures from arts, science, and politics across generations. Visitors can still walk through the rooms where these notable guests spent time during their stays.
The house opens for visits only during summer months at set times, so visitors should check opening hours in advance. Guided tours on site help explain the architectural features and help navigate the layout of the rooms.
The house preserves its original features from the 18th century and stands as one of the few surviving examples of this architectural period in Ireland. This preservation makes it a valuable testament to Georgian domestic life.
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