Marlfield House, Clonmel

Marlfield House features a T-shaped floor plan with bowed sides, rubble-stone exterior, and red brick quoins at each corner, spanning three stories.

Built in 1852, this residence belonged to the Earls of Courtown until 1977, when Mary and Ray Bowe acquired it and transformed it into a hotel.

The interior preserves original timber door surrounds, white marble chimneypieces, and fine plasterwork that represent Victorian architectural elements.

The property includes 36 acres of woodland, an ornamental lake, rose gardens, and dedicated areas for vegetables and herbs used in the restaurant.

The grounds contain various animals including peacocks, hens, dogs, and ponies that roam freely through the estate gardens.

Location: County Tipperary

GPS coordinates: 52.34306,-7.76111

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:20