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 WARREN FARM
GUEST COTTAGES
Whitechurch,
New Ross,
Co. Wexford
One cottage sleeps 5,
the others sleep 4 + cot.
Pets very welcome.
Low season:
265 euro pw.
High season:
330 - 590 euro pw.
If you would like more information on our cottages, inside and outside photographs etc. please visit our website (link below):
Roger and Patricia Knight,
Warren Farm, Whitechurch, New Ross, Co.Wexford, Ireland
Tel from Ireland: 051 388111
Tel (international): 00353 51 388111
 
Roger and Patricia would love to welcome you to one of our beautiful farm cottages in the picturesque sunny South-East.
Relax, unwind and enjoy our pretty gardens and lovely views of the surrounding area.
 We have four cottages on the farm, all of which are quite different, each with its own distinctive character. Three cottages - Dairy Cottage, Doyle's Cottage and Horseshoe Cottage - are grouped around a large prizewinning courtyard garden, and the fourth one - Granary Cottage - is set in its own private, richly planted garden.
Each cottage has a modern kitchen, equipped to the highest standards, with electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. All have colour TV, oil-fired central heating and a woodburning stove.
Three of the cottages sleep 4, and one sleeps 5.
Cot, high chair, playpen available on request.
Each cottage has a private patio with garden furniture and barbecue.
The farm is in a quiet rural setting close to the small village of Whitechurch, and it makes an ideal base for exploring the South-Eastern corner of Ireland. Within two miles there is the extensive J.F.Kennedy Park and Arboretum and the Kennedy Ancestral Home, as well as golf and horse riding.
The market town of New Ross is 6 miles for shopping, restaurants and Irish music pubs. The Hook Peninsula, with its rocky coastline, small, safe, sandy beaches and fishing harbours stretches southwards.
Northwards are the Blackstairs Mountains, river valleys and Wicklow's 'Ballykissangel'! The Viking towns of Wexford and Waterford (of Crystal fame), and medieval Kilkenny city, are all within 25 miles, while a little over two hours driving get you to Cork or Dublin.
Prices range from 265 to 590 euro per week, depending on time of year.
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