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Longueville House
Mallow
Co. Cork
Introduction
Longueville House, Co. Cork , a listed Heritage Georgian Manor (1720) boasts a splendid Victorian Conservatory which was constructed in 1866 by Richard Turner, the greatest ironmaster and designer of glasshouses of the Victorian era.
The Longueville Conservatory illustrates the lightness of effect made possible by new glass technology which allowed Turner to use bigger and wider panes than he had used previously at the Botanical Gardens, Belfast (1839), Glasnevin (1843-69) and Kew (1848).
Accommodation
There are twenty bedrooms all individually decorated in good taste and superb comfort. All rooms ensuite (bth/shr) and CTV. 5 Family rooms, 5 non-smoking rooms.
Facilities
The Presidents' Restaurant is truly the heart of Longueville, where guests partake of the fresh produce from the Estate's farm, gardens & river lovingly prepared and presented by Chef William O'Callaghan. Longueville has an extensive wine list that has been carefully selected from the Old and New Worlds' vineyards. There are seperate non-smoking and smoking dining rooms. A private dining room is available for small groups.
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