Newbridge House and Farm

The house was built in 1737, to a design by Richard Castle, for the Archbishop of Dublin, and contains elaborate stucco plaster-work by Robert West. The period atmostphere of the house is further accentuated by the presence of a fully restored courtyard, surrounded by: a dairy, estates worker’s house, carpenter’s shop and a blacksmith’s forge; all displaying nineteenth -century tools and implements.

The grounds also contain a twenty-nine acre traditional farm, complete with farmyard animals, a delight to any young visitor and perfect for school tours and large groups.

Location: 19km (12mi) north of Dublin City on the N1.

Public Transport: 33B Bus from Eden Quay, Dublin City. Suburban Rail from Connolly Station.

Opening Hours: Newbridge House and Farm are open from April to September Tues. to Saturday 10.00 to 5.00 pm Sunday and Public Holidays 12.00 to 6.00pm. From 1st October to end of March we are open Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 12.00 to 5.00 p.m.

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  Newbridge House and Farm is a terrific day out for young and old, both fun and educational. There are daily guided tours of the house which was purchased from the Cobbe family in 1985 and opened as a County Dublin Regional Park in 1986. Consisting of approximately 370 acres of gently undulating pastureland, woodland walks, wild flower meadows, traditional farm, ruins of Lanistown Castle, deer park and at its heart the fine Georgian house designed by the renowned architect James Gibbs. The Coach House Café is open all year round serving delicious freshly baked treats. The attraction is 10 minutes’ drive  from Dublin Airport and just 30 minutes from Dublin City Centre.