1. Historic Charm & Elegance
Churchtown House is a beautifully restored Georgian country house that dates back to the 18th century. Its stately architecture, antique furnishings, and period features lend a timeless and romantic atmosphere, perfect for a classic wedding.
2. Exclusivity & Privacy
The entire house and grounds are available for exclusive hire, meaning you and your guests can enjoy complete privacy. This creates a relaxed, personal setting where the day feels truly yours—something hard to replicate in larger, more commercial venues.
3. Stunning Location in County Kerry
Nestled in the heart of the Kerry countryside and close to Killarney town, the venue offers breathtaking views of rolling hills and natural beauty. It’s a perfect backdrop for wedding photos and adds a sense of peace and serenity to the day.
4. Intimate Capacity
The house is ideally sized for small weddings, accommodating close-knit gatherings without feeling empty or too large. This ensures your celebration feels warm, cozy, and deeply personal—ideal for couples who want to focus on meaningful connections.
5. Custom, High-Touch Service
Smaller weddings allow the team at Churchtown House to offer highly personalised service, from catering to accommodation. You’re more likely to receive flexible, attentive care and options tailored to your taste and vision.
6. Onsite Accommodation
The house typically provides luxurious accommodation for wedding parties, which adds convenience and enhances the sense of togetherness. Guests can stay the night and enjoy the celebration without the need for travel.
7. Picture-Perfect Backdrops
With manicured gardens, elegant interiors, and dramatic Kerry landscapes, Churchtown House offers a variety of stunning photo opportunities—indoors and out.
If you’re looking for a wedding venue that combines history, beauty, intimacy, and exclusive use, Churchtown House in Kerry is a standout choice.
7.Licence to hold Civil Cermonies
Churchtown House is an approved venue for civil wedding ceremonies. This means couples can legally marry on-site, either indoors or outdoors, provided the ceremony is conducted by a registered solemniser and the necessary legal requirements are met.
The venue’s Georgian elegance, exclusive use, and scenic surroundings make it an ideal setting for intimate weddings. Being able to host both the ceremony and reception in one location adds convenience and a seamless flow to your special day.
8.Bar & Restaurant Onsite
Churchtown House in County Kerry offers guests convenient access to the bar and restaurant facilities at Beaufort Golf Club. Situated alongside the golf course, the house provides an ideal base for both golf enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy the clubhouse amenities. Guests can avail themselves of concessionary green fees at Beaufort Golf Course, which also features a clubhouse serving fine food and drink within a short stroll of the property.
This proximity to Beaufort Golf Club enhances the experience for guests staying at Churchtown House, offering additional dining and recreational options in a picturesque setting.
If you’re considering Churchtown House for your wedding or stay, the combination of historic elegance and access to nearby amenities like the golf club’s bar and restaurant adds to its appeal.
Just as Covid was finishing we hosted a small intimate wedding of both families and a few friends. It was the couples 2nd attempt of tying the knot due to Covid. It was a magical day full of tears and laughter.
No need to stress.
We had a wedding recently where the bride was catholic and the groom was Jewish. Their civil ceremony was a blend of both wedding traditions which was beautiful.
Elegant, Charming, Private, Beautiful and Historic.
We have so many it’s very hard to pick one, in front of the gate cottage or on the patio with the Magillicuddy Reeks in the background.
As we are a very private about our weddings and they’re guests I couldn’t say….
Would have to be our homemade brown bread with organic smoked salmon which is smoked 10mins away from Churchtown House.
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When you enter the basement, the stone on either side is from the 15th century Castle Corr which is still standing on the 15th hole of our golf club.
When our guests say they couldn’t have dreamed of a better day.