Athlumney Lodge, Boyne Road, Navan,County Meath, Ireland.

5 Bedrooms : Sleeps 10-12 : 2 Kitchens.

Athlumney Lodge has been awarded a four star grading by East Coast and Midlands Regional Tourism Authority.

The house is centrally heated throughout and fully alarmed with both intruder and fire alarms.

The house is surrounded by high walls and electronic gates. An ideal property for those seeking total privacy.

Only 10 minute walk into Navan town. 40 minutes from Dublin Airport.

The Accommodation:

• 5 bedrooms all en suite
• 2 kitchens
• 2 bathrooms.
• All rooms has a beautiful view of The River Boyne
• The/coffee making facilities 
• Colour TV with text and remote in all rooms 
• All rooms refurbished to highest standard 

Outside:

• Beautiful one acre walled garden surrounds the house and provides a peaceful place to rest while enjoying the views over the River Boyne.

• The house is surrounded by high walls and electronic gates.

• Secure parking

• 10 min. walk from town center 
• Hourly bus service to Dublin 
• Only 40 min. from Dublin airport

The Area:

Situated at the confluence of the rivers Boyne and Blackwater, Navan is the prosperous administrative capital of Meath. 

The ancient Hill of Tara, just a short distance from Navan, has been an important site since the Stone Age. 

Tara imbues the area with a mythical, magical atmosphere. It is the former 'Seat of the High Kings of Ireland', a place where popular beliefs marry with Celtic myth and legend. 

Tara is the home of gods and heroes, not of ordinary humans. Abandoned in 1022, Tara is now a national monument open all year to the public.

ARDMULCHAN CHURCH, ARDMULCHAN,

Situated on the bank of the Boyne, all that remains of the medieval church are a bell tower and shell of the church. BECTIVE ABBEY, Bective Abbey is today a substantial medieval remains of the second Cistercian monastery founded in Ireland in 1147. The remains are chiefly of a smaller 15th century abbey built on the site of the 12th and l3th century early Gothic complex.