Annesbrook's foundations were set in the 1600's and it has grown through the 18th and 19th Centuries most notably when the Gothic dining room was added for the Prince Regent (later George IV). Annesbrook is set in the Boyne Valley in the heart of archeological Meath only 7 minutes from Newgrange and less than half an hour from the Hill of Tara, Monsterboice, Trim Castle, Kells and hundreds of archeological sites. Annesbrook is known for it's peace and tranquility yet it is only 40 minutes from Dublin city center and Airport by car. Drogheda has frequent coastline rail links to Dublin and many buses run between Dublin and Ashbourne.     Restoration       Owing to the nature of old houses they are high maintenance. Annesbrook is no exception. The major restoration project at the moment is the Georgian Banqueting Hall. So far in the restoration the roof has been replaced. However there is still much more to do. The highly decorated ceiling needs restoration. Find out more   Gallery   Annesbrook changes dramatically over the seasons. From the sunny July evenings to the frosty December mornings. The wild life and domestic animals also share in this change. view these carefully taken photographs by photographer Hugh McElveen, family members and guests of Annesbrook. Find out more