Experience the grandeur of Temple House, an extraordinary Georgian manor perfect for exclusive group gatherings. Your arrival sets the tone – a half-mile private avenue winds through pristine parkland, where sheep and lambs gracefully maintain the estate’s verdant lawns beneath centuries-old trees.
Ideal for intimate gatherings of up to 20 guests across 10 beautifully appointed rooms, Temple House offers an exclusive-use experience that surpasses traditional hotels. For larger parties, an additional self-catering cottage accommodating 8 guests is also available.
Private groups a speciality
Temple House provides a uniquely private setting where your group can create lasting memories together. Here, luxury means authenticity – where historic grandeur meets genuine warmth, and where every gathering becomes extraordinary.
Let Temple House become your private estate, where every corner tells a story and every memorable moment feels exclusive to your group. Contact us to plan your bespoke group experience in this remarkable slice of Irish heritage.
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Temple House has been home to the Perceval family for over 350 years. Nestled in the idyllic surroundings of a 1,000 acre private Sligo estate we are delighted to welcome guests from near and far.
- Country house accommodation
- Authentic country house – hotel
- Bed and breakfast, B&B
- Fine dining
- Dinner for non residents by reservation
- Historic house tours for groups by arrangement
- Lunches for groups by reservation
- House parties
- Weddings
- Seminars and meetings
- Other get-togethers.
There is so much to see and do. Come and experience the country house life for yourself. One night is not enough.
About Ballymote
Ballymote is an historic market town in gorgeous south Sligo. The Norman Castle dominates the town still to this day and it is open for you to explore and have a look around. Ballymote is home to The White Hag brewery who now offer Taproom Tours along with running their world famous Hagstravaganza beer festival.
The founder of Glasgow Celtic was born in Ballymote (Brother Walfrid) and it is a hive of traditional Irish music with famous musicians such as Paddy Killoran hailing from the area. You can enjoy some lovely walking trails in the area. The train station services both Sligo and Dublin and there is a great local link bus service too.
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