lisnavagh gardens

One hundred years later, the gardens were redesigned at the same time that major alterations were carried out to the house. Many of the original trees and features were retained at that time, and since then, much work has gone into the restoration of the pleasure grounds so that their splendour may be enjoyed again.

Lisnavagh offers ten acres of pleasure grounds, mixed borders and rock gardens in which to spend a relaxing hour or two. As well as the more unusual shrubs, there are many fine yews, oaks, chestnuts and other great trees to see. Snowdrops, daffodils, bluebells and other seasonal plants clothe the ground beneath a wonderful array of trees and shrubs, including some magnificent rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, embothriums and many other unusual shrubs, as well as some of the most spectacular Irish yews.