Nestled deep within the mystical and mysterious hills of Ireland's West and the Wild Atlantic Way, situated near Gort in County Galway, Lough Cutra Castle offers a warm welcome to all visitors. On the foot of its own lough, opening up its gates and ancient walls which hold many a fabled tale, Lough Cutra is a perfect location to create special memories.

This venerable establishment proudly boast a rich and colourful history dating as far back as 866AD. The current structure was designed by the English Architect John Nash, who was commission by King George IV to head the conversion of Buckingham Palace. The walls of Lough Cutra have hosted esteemed guest such as the Irish poet W.B. Yeats, Irish President Michael D. Higgins, his Royal Highness Prince Charles and Sir Bob Geldof.

Construction of Lough Cutra Castle began in 1811 and was not completed until 1817, thus over 200 years old and whose history can truly be felt by all thanks to its impressive collection of priceless artwork and antique furniture. The Castle was constructed with luxury and entertainment in mind rather than defence, therefore the design is palatial in place of a fortification.

For those looking to experience and explore the astoundingly beautiful and almost other-worldly ambience of Ireland, or to live the lavish lifestyle of the Lords and Ladies of yesteryear, Lough Cutra should be second to none on your list of potential venues. The property commands tailored lawns and woodland, holding the main castle's 9 luxurious bedrooms that can accommodate 17 guests, as well as another 23 guests in the Courtyard homes, amounting to a total of 40 guests. Only 40 minutes drive from Shannon international airport, the property is easily accessed. 

Lough Cutra is one of the finest exclusive castles in Ireland, a true treasure of British architecture and a proud landmark of Ireland's Western Seaboard. Guests will not be disappointed by what this hallowed and revered house has to offer.