Newbridge House, a magnificent 18th-century Georgian mansion, sits within 370 acres of parkland with woodland walks, meadows, a deer park, and a traditional working farm. Built in 1747 for Archbishop Charles Cobbe by architect James Gibbs, it opened to the public in 1986. Highlights include the Red Drawing Room, Ireland’s best-preserved Georgian interior with an exceptional art collection, and the unique Museum of Curiosities. The farm is home to ponies, piglets, goats, and more. The estate hosts seasonal events like Halloween, Christmas, and the Flavours of Fingal Fair. Just 30 minutes from Dublin or a 15-minute walk from Donabate station.