Mount Juliet Estate

• The History of Mount Juliet
• The History of Mount Juliet House

Pass through the gates of Mount Juliet Estate and you are in a different world. Hidden away in 1,500 acres of lush rolling fields and fragrant woodland, you will find Mount Juliet House. This magnificent Georgian mansion was named by the Earl of Carrick after his wife Juliana, who was always known as Juliet. Their home set on a hill overlooking the River Nore evokes old-fashioned grace from every inch.

An Estate with a History of Sporting Activities

Close to the house are the Rose Garden Lodges and the Clubhouse Rooms, the original hunting stables of the old estate and now the heart of Mount Juliet's sporting and leisure activities.