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Boutique cottage and two private suites in Roundwood. Rustic Irish charm, modern comfort, and big sky scenery, under an hour from Dublin.
Tucked high in the Wicklow Mountains, Cullen’s Cottages is your luxurious base for fresh air adventures and cosy evenings by the fire. Hike ancient valleys, bike forest trails, or dip into Dublin for a day, the city is an easy journey away, yet the cottage feels a world apart.
What began as a ten-year labour of love, restoring a small cluster of old buildings into a graceful homestead, is now a warm and stylish retreat hosted by Ciara and Eamonn Cullen. Passionate about healthy food and fresh water, they love to share their organic produce and wholesome way of life with guests, inviting you to experience the best of Roundwood’s wild, nourishing surroundings.
(2 bedrooms)
A timeless country hideaway with open plan living, a real log fire and views to the hills.
(Studio Lodge One)
A calm, light filled studio designed for switching off between hikes and pub suppers.
(Studio Lodge Two)
A chic studio with a restful palette and countryside views. Ideal for solo escapes and couples.
Hair dryer, iron and ironing board, washer and dryer, quality toiletries and plush towels are provided. Extra linens and other comforts are available on request.
From the monastic valley of Glendalough and its celebrated Spink trail to Djouce, Maulin and the iconic Sugarloaf, there is a walk for every mood and ability. Try the Powerscourt Waterfall loop for a scenic moderate day out.
Roundwood itself sits among Ireland’s highest villages at the edge of the National Park. It is a superb launchpad for lakes, forests and wildlife.
Ride the Ballinastoe trails for flowing forest singletrack and mountain views, or head to Beyond the Trees in Avondale for treetop vistas from the 38 metre tower.
Take the legendary Sally Gap for dark mirror lakes, heathered bogs and wide open Wicklow views. Stop at the Lough Tay viewpoint on the R759 for one of Ireland’s most iconic outlooks.
Within easy reach you will find Powerscourt’s manicured fairways and the classic Druids Glen course, both ideal for combining golf with sea and mountain scenery.
Stroll to The Coach House for seasonal plates or settle into the characterful Roundwood Inn, famous for its pint of Guinness and hearty food. For daytime treats Roundwood Stores does excellent coffee and a midweek pizza night. The Heather in Laragh is a reliable favourite for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Further afield, the Avoca cafés including Fern House pair generous plates with a food market and garden centre.
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