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Can sleep up to 19 guests across 6 bedrooms.
The Egan Family are proud owners of Inch House since 1985. The family bought the house & farm that surrounds it with no idea as to the real treasure that lay inside this Georgian mansion. John, a farmer, and Nora, a nurse, along with their eight children have worked tirelessly to bring their dreams for Inch House to fruition and opened their home to guests in 1989 following a major restoration project.
Having run an award winning restaurant since then, John and Nora now embark on a new journey and for the first time this year are offering their magnificent house to holiday makers for their exclusive hire. this is an exciting new venture for the Egans’ and given their extensive experience in the hospitality and food sector they aim to bring their experience into this new venture and bring their plans to fruition.
Inch House is the perfect setting for your wedding reception. Our Georgian home is located in the heart of the country. With the rolling Tipperary hills providing the perfect backdrop for your day. Inch House is the ideal choice for a intimate wedding venue with a difference.
The William Morris Style drawing room is an approved civil ceremony venue, if you wish to host your nuptial ceremony at Inch House as well as the celebrations after. Our secret Chapel is available for blessings or for photo opportunities on the day too.
Weddings at Inch House are famously intimate affairs. You and your guests are welcomed in style into our manor, where you can step back in time and enjoy the surroundings of past generations.
Every wedding held at Inch House is tailored to suit each couple and we pride ourselves in making each day as relaxed and enjoyable as possible.
Our extensive mature gardens, woodlands, spring lake, roaming hills and secret Chapel at Inch House will certainly make for memorable photographs on your wedding day. Not to mention the original double oak staircase & stained glass window.
