Gardens in Mayo

Nestled between Enniscoe House and Mayo North Heritage Centre the gardens and pleasure grounds lead into the woodlands and down to the shores of Lough Conn. The first gardens were laid out at the time the first house was built in the early 18th century but it is not known exactly where they were situated.

However by the mid 18th century Enniscoe House was in its present position and the garden walls enclosed three acres complete with propagating house and stone built orangery. Gradually over the next 150 years the gardens and estate took on the appearance that is still evident today.