South Hill House
South Hill House
South Hill House
A house with stories to tell
At the end of a tree-lined avenue, South Hill House has been part of the Westmeath countryside for more than two centuries. Today, its doors are open once again for families and friends to fill its rooms, gather around the table and make the house their own for a while. There are fireside rooms for slower evenings, generous spaces for celebrations and quiet grounds to wander when the mood takes you. Come with a crowd, settle in and feel at home.
A glimpse inside
From light-filled rooms to quiet corners shaped by more than two centuries of life, every part of South Hill House has its own character. Take a look around and begin to imagine the house filled with your own people, conversations and memories.
Beyond the avenue
There is plenty worth leaving the house for. Ancient abbeys, lakes, castles and country walks are scattered across Westmeath and neighbouring Meath, while the Murtagh family's Causey Farm brings another side of Irish country life into the story.
Go out for the day — the house will be waiting when you return.
Go out for the day — the house will be waiting when you return.
One house, many ways to gather
Come for a celebration, a family weekend or simply the rare chance to have everyone in one place. However you spend your time here, South Hill House is made for the moments that happen naturally when people slow down and stay a little longer.