Teltown Country House

Teltown Country House in Navan is a small, historic country-house B&B set on a working farm in the Boyne Valley, aimed at guests who want peace, space, and a personal welcome.

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Country-house setting: The property sits on extensive farmland overlooking the River Blackwater Valley, giving stays a quiet, rural feel while still being a short drive from Navan and Kells.

Rooms and comfort: Bedrooms are en suite and positioned for countryside views, suiting couples and small groups who value privacy and a traditional house layout over a modern hotel vibe.

Shared spaces: Inside, there are multiple reception rooms to spread out in, with open fires/log fires that make the house feel especially inviting after a day exploring.

Breakfast experience: A full Irish breakfast is included, and the overall hosting style is often described as warm and hands-on, with guests made to feel looked after.

On-site extras: A jacuzzi is available, adding a relaxing option that’s unusual for a small country B&B.

What’s nearby (for day trips): The location works well for exploring the Boyne Valley, with easy driving access to heritage stops around Kells and the wider Navan area.

Remote feel: Because it’s a rural property, you may want a car for meals out and sightseeing, and evenings can feel very quiet if you’re expecting town energy.

Not a full-service hotel: Facilities are centered on the house and its reception rooms rather than extensive on-site entertainment, so longer stays suit guests happy to self-plan days out.

Pros	Cons
Historic country-house B&B on farmland with river-valley views	Car is often the easiest way to get around
En suite rooms, multiple lounges, and open fires/log fires	Quiet nights may not suit guests seeking nightlife
Full Irish breakfast included; jacuzzi for downtime	More “home-style” than full-service hotel amenities