YOUR SEASIDE ESCAPE TO ENDLESS VIEWS & WAVES
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Can you spot Belvedere... overlooking the watersteps and picknick area, the lake, the promenade and 8km of sandy beach.
It is the lightblue house with the brown door.
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We are also renting out rooms to students for short term stays. Max 4 month.
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Things to do in Tramore
Experience the ultimate seaside escape right at your doorstep.
Spend your days soaking up the sun on the beach, where you can surf lessons or bring your own board. A scenic stroll along the Doneraille Cliffwalk, savor coffee and lunch at the historic Coast Guard Station Cultural Center, or try your hand at SUP Standup Paddle Boarding when the conditions are right. As the sun sets, explore a variety of dining options and pubs to cap off your perfect day.
Things to do around Tramore
Discover the endless possibilities around Tramore. Whether you're into action sports, walks, or exploring historical sites or museums and shops at Waterford City - the area has something for everyone. From family activities to serene moments of solitude, you're sure to find experience that suits your taste. Come and explore that this vibrant area has to offer!
Belvedere on Lower Branch Road in Tramore is a semi-detached Victorian house originally built around 1860. The name "Belvedere" translates to "beautiful view," reflecting its prime position overlooking the coastline. Located on an elevated site, it features a landscaped forecourt enclosed by a rendered wall with wrought iron gates. The house is historically significant for its role in the town's development as a 19th-century seaside resort.
Notably, it was the starting point for the "Paddy Power" bookmaking empire, with one room previously used as an early office.
The residence has been carefully maintained to preserve its original 19th-century character and interior fabric. It features unpainted rendered walls with traditional quoins and original timber sash windows. The property is within a five-minute walk of the Promenade and Tramore's long sandy beach. While it has its own private grounds, it is entirely separate from any larger public parklands or estate gardens. It currently functions as a private home and occasional Airbnb rental for historic property enthusiasts