Welcome to Bruckless House, a Country House in Co. Donegal
Bruckless House, the home the Evans family, is an attractive 18th century Classical house. Listed nationally as a protected building, it has a traditional cobbled farmyard and is set in 18 acres of parkland. Bruckless House borders Bruckless Bay, and has a spacious informal award-winning garden of the Robinsonian kind. It features in the Donegal Garden Trail and in guides to Irish gardens. There is mature woodland around the House which is carefully developed and protected. Connemara ponies are bred here and can be seen in the parkland and grazing down to the shore-line.
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18th Century Georgian Architecture
From Bruckless House the visitor can explore the many interesting and significant local archaeological sites or simply enjoy some of the most beautiful and unspoilt Atlantic Coastline.
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Extensive Gardens and Parkland stretching down to the Atlantic Shoreline
Sea angling, shore diving and horseback riding in the immediate vicinity. Bruckless House is a suitable base to explore Slieve League (the highest sea cliffs in Europe) and Glenveigh National Park. There are two golf courses within easy reach, as well as several excellent restaurants.
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Failte Ireland Approved
Approved by the Irish Tourist Board 2012 - 2013 in the Historic Homes section. Bruckess House is listed in prestigious travel guides such as Karen Brown's World of Travel, The Guide du Routard, Alistair Sawday's Special Places to Stay and Hidden Ireland.
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