Longueville is situated on an eminence overlooking the Blackwater Valley - the Irish Rhine. The House, a Georgian Mansion home, is in the centre of a 500 acre wooded estate. The beautifully sited House, or centre block of same, was built about 1720 by the Longfield family who always maintained they were of French extraction and not Cromwellians. The 1st Longfield appearing in the history of the area was a tax collector. How he acquired the property from Purdon, a soldier of Cromwell, is uncertain.

There are twenty bedrooms all individually decorated in good taste and superb comfort.
All rooms are with ensuite bathroom (bath/shower), and have direct dial phone & television/radio.

Longueville House is a totally non-smoking establishment.