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Description:

Roebuck House is a newly refurbished Traditional Style Farm House set on 50 acres of prime pasture land and offers a Luxury Country Hideaway with a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The house is ideally suited for the active family, walkers, and anglers or for those wishing to retreat from the pace of modern life.

* Bord Failte Approved (4 Star)
* Sleep 6 Persons
* 1 double bedroom with ensuite.
* 2 Twin Bedrooms (One on Ground Floor)
* Bathroom with Shower
* Fully Fitted Kitchen/Dining area with Microwave and Dishwasher
* Living Room with Traditional Fire Place with oil fired stove, TV, Video
* Gymnasium with Sauna, Fitness Equipment, Table Tennis Table, Shower, Lounge area with TV
* Oil Fired Heating
* Bed Linen Supplied
* Cot Available on Request
* Washing & Drying Machine
* Children’s Outdoor Play Area

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Additional Facilities include a Heated Gymnasium and Lounge Area which offer the opportunity to combine Relaxation with Health & Fitness.Enjoy a 'Work Out' using modern fitness equipment followed by a pleasurable and unwinding Sauna.

Roebuck House is set in the heart of the Irish countryside. The entire area is a haven of unspoilt natural beauty. Among the natural attractions is Lough Sheelin, a very beautiful lake hidden among the gently undulating hills. It is ideal for fishing boating or for taking a stroll along its picturesque shores.

There are also a number of Forest Parks, in Co. Cavan, which include Killykeen, near Cavan town, and Dún na Rí, near Kingscourt.

Apart from the natural beauty of this area, there are also many monuments giving an insight to Ireland's exciting past, from the Stone Age, through the Middle Ages and to the present day. To truly understand this rich history, a visit to Cavan's County Museum, in BallyJamesDuff, is a must. The Boyne Valley in County Meath is also located close to Roebuck House. This area was once the capital of Celtic Ireland, and has an abundance of Stone and Bronze Age monuments, including Newgrange, which is older than the great pyramids of Egypt.