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GROVE HOUSE SCHULL

We sleep 14 people in 6 spacious ensuite bedrooms, 4 of which are named after former guests GB Shaw, JB Yeats, Sommerville and Ross.

The bedrooms at the front of the house offer panoramic harbour views, while all rooms are generously proportioned and decorated to retain the warm, inviting charm of this Georgian villa. Whether you are seeking a quiet retreat to read or a cosy space to relax after a day exploring the local sights, the bedrooms offer the ideal balance of elegance and homely comfort

A yellow bedroom with a double bed and a white closet.
Patterned pillows on a bed next to matching curtains and a bedside lamp.
A white toiler and sink in a bathroom with blue tiles and yellow walls.
A white bathtub below a window in a bathroom with blue tiles and yellow walls.
A view from a balcony looking out over trees and distant hills.
Collonmore
A yellow bedroom with two single beds and a patterned wall.
A yellow bathroom with black tiles.
Somerville
A blue bedroom with two windows and a double bed.
A blue bedroom with a mirror and two windows.
A bathroom with black tiles and a light blue wall.
Ross
A pink bedroom with a double bed.
A yellow bathroom with dark blue tiles.
Mount Gabriel
A yellow bedroom with two bunk bed and a patterned wall.
A yellow bedroom with two bunk bed and a patterned wall.
A yellow bedroom with a bunk bed.
A bathroom with a yellow wall and blue tiles.
Jack B Yeats
A yellow bedroom with a double bed and a patterned wall.
Close up of a white window over a house.
A yellow bedroom with a double bed and a fireplace.
A bathroom with green tiles, a glass shower, a blue vanity sink, and patterned floor tiles.
A bathroom with green tiles, a glass shower, a blue vanity sink, and patterned floor tiles.
A bedside table with a lamp against a patterned wall next to a grey headboard.
George Bernard Shaw