Explore from Woodville
Use Woodville as your quiet base for days along the Bray coast, among historic gardens and deeper into the Wicklow landscape.
Get directionsIreland’s garden county
Start with sea air on Bray Promenade, climb for a wider view, wander one of Wicklow’s great estates or follow the mountain road towards Glendalough.
Woodville sits in a peaceful woodland setting on Ballywaltrim Lane, with Bray, Enniskerry and the N11 all within easy reach by car.
Bray Seafront & Head
Stroll the Victorian promenade, pause at one of the seafront cafés and look south towards the distinctive outline of Bray Head.
The Bray Head Loop rewards walkers with wide views over the town, Dublin Bay and the Wicklow Mountains. Check local route notices before setting out.
Plan a visit to Bray Seafront
Powerscourt Estate
Explore formal terraces, ornamental lakes and woodland walks with the Sugar Loaf and Wicklow Mountains shaping the horizon.
Powerscourt House and Gardens is near Enniskerry, making it an easy centrepiece for a day exploring North Wicklow.
Visit the Powerscourt website
Killruddery House & Gardens
Discover one of Ireland’s great historic houses, with formal gardens, wooded walks and seasonal events in a remarkable estate setting.
Killruddery is one of Woodville’s closest major attractions and pairs naturally with time on the Bray seafront.
Explore Killruddery
Glendalough
Follow the road into the Wicklow Mountains to Glendalough, renowned for its monastic history, still waters and walking routes.
Give yourself time to explore the valley and choose a walk suited to the weather, daylight and your experience.
Discover GlendaloughOne easy day
No rush, no rigid schedule—just a simple way to make the most of Woodville’s location.
Start beside the sea, with coffee and an unhurried stroll along the seafront.
Head to Enniskerry for gardens, mountain views and time at the estate.
Return to Bray for dinner, then come back to the quiet of Woodville.
Also within reach
A picturesque Wicklow village close to Powerscourt.
Irish craft, food and colourful heritage.
Walking, cycling, horse riding and golf around North Wicklow.
Leave the car near Bray station and travel into the city by rail.
Bray Head & beach: David Kernan, CC BY 4.0.
Powerscourt House & Gardens: Daniel Vorndran / DXR, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Killruddery House: AnaGreysStones, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Glendalough Upper Lake: J.-H. Janßen, CC BY-SA 3.0. Images resized and converted to WebP for this website.
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