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Mallow Castle is a magnificent mansion dating back to the 1690's, the time of the Battle of the Boyne. The Castle is approached through the prosperous market town of Mallow, up a sweeping drive, which passes the ruins of the original Mallow Castle, which was destroyed by fire in 1689 and is now a historical monument. The present castle dates back to that time and overlooks the scenic Blackwater River, which adjoins the property. The River Blackwater is renowned for its salmon fishing. Substantially refurbished in recent years, the Castle retains all its character and original charm whilst encompassing modern living standards.

The main residence briefly comprises of 8 reception rooms, including the library and billiard room, 12 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, kitchens, store rooms and garages. Their is a self-contained staff apartment which as a sitting room, 1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and dining room. The grounds include an extensive range of stone buildings including the Mill House, stables and general stores, which are ideal for further development. On the lands in front of the Castle is a spectacular and delightful herd of white deer, descendants of the deer given to the Castle originally by Queen Elizabeth 1st.