Located on the scenic route between Cashel and Kilkenny in County Tipperary, this beautiful period home was built in 1886 by request of his Grace Dr Croke, Archbishop of Cashel and Emly and served as the parish priest's house for the village of Ballingarry for over 100 years.

In 2008 it was completely refurbished and transformed into a stunning holiday residence. With accommodation for 11 guests the Old Parochial House offers visitors a truly unique experience in a luxurious self-catering home.

Whether you yearn for some quiet time away from it all or wish to explore the many attractions of this historic part of the country, the Old Parochial House is the perfect base for your holiday in Ireland. Relax and enjoy a book in the reading room, take some time out to listen to the flow of the river at the bottom of the garden, hike the famous Slievenamon enjoying spectacular views of the surrounding counties or just relax with a cup of tea in the drawing room - the choice is yours!

•  Bridge with seating area on the King's River
•  Garden with old apple trees, hammocks and seating area
•  Set behind stone walls with electric gated entrance and intercom
•  Beautiful drawing room with marble open fire, LCD TV, DVD player and piano
•  Traditional dining room with open fire for special meals 
•  Bright new fully equipped kitchen with underfloor heating, LCD TV and back door
   opening to enclosed courtyard with barbeque and dining area
•  Six spacious bedrooms decorated to reflect the tranquil surroundings (three ensuite)
•  Reading room (former Oratory) with chaise longue and stained glass window
•  Large selection of books, DVDs and board games for your use
•  The Old Parochial House is located just 2 miles from the famous Famine Warhouse