Blairscove gardens aerielview
Blairscove gardens aerielview
Front of Blairscove house
Front of Blairscove house
Blairscove gardens looking through wall
Blairscove gardens looking through wall
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens with tables
Blairscove gardens with tables
Blairscove gardens with gate
Blairscove gardens with gate
Blairscove gardens with loungers
Blairscove gardens with loungers
Overlooking the bay and mountains
Overlooking the bay and mountains
Blairscove gardens with sculpture
Blairscove gardens with sculpture
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens looking at accommodation
Blairscove gardens looking at accommodation
Blairscove gardens looking at accommodation
Blairscove gardens looking at accommodation
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove gardens
Blairscove at night
Blairscove at night
Overlooking the bay
Overlooking the bay
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About Blairscove

Sitting on a promontory jutting out into Dunmanus Bay is Blairscove House. Surrounded by 4.5 acres of lawns and gardens, Blairscove is the ideal place to spend a few relaxing days.

Built around 1760, adjacent to ancient fortifications guarding the West Cork coastline, it saw a succession of fifty owners over the next 200 years. Since 1972 however, it remained in the hands of the same family and Philippe and Sabine De Mey, the present owners, have continued the work their parents began.
 
The finely restored courtyard with cobbled paths, lily pond, shrubs and flowers has become the centre of it all. The former out houses contain four beautiful guest apartments as well as the restaurant, with its magnificent dining room converted from the old stable block.
 
For the active, the Mizen Peninsula's sandy beaches are just a short drive away and the Sheep's Head peninsula boasts miles and miles of scenic walks. Bantry, Schull, Ballydehob and Skibbereen with their festivals, pubs, shops and restaurants offer plenty of action, not forgetting the golf courses of Bantry and Glengariffe which are amongst the most scenic you will ever play.
 
The pace is slow, the people are friendly. Pubs are plentiful and the food is wholesome and fresh. Above all you will discover a place, which is cosmopolitan and sophisticated yet at the same time unspoilt and breathtakingly beautiful.
 
German, French and Dutch are spoken.

Sometimes the most urgent thing you can possibly do is take a complete rest.
~ Ashleigh Brilliant ~

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