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When it comes to leisure, education and recreation, residents of the Glebe are spoiled for choice. Kells is steeped in History and is an ideal base for exploring the Boyne Valley and all its historical associations. Kells Heritage centre is located in the old Courthouse located on the Navan Road and gives and excellent overview of Kells’ ancient monastic history. A full range of Cultural and Heritage sites, such as the neolithic tombs, castles, museums, gardens and monastic sites can be explored and enjoyed by all the family.
Kells is richly endowed with good eating houses, a wide variety in its shops and good quality public houses. Its sporting activities include golfing, fishing, tennis, horseriding and swimming.
There are numerous golf courses within an easy drive of Kells’, as well as Kells’ own superb Headfort Golf Club, considered one of Ireland's most scenic golf courses. Headfort has recently expanded to become Leinster’s first 36 hole complex with the addition of a new, Christy O’Connor Jnr. designed, championship course. The Blackwater is the biggest of the Boyne tributaries and flows through Kells. It will satisfy the expectations of specialist, experienced and novice anglers alike. Good Sandy Beaches are within easy reach if you wish to be by the sea.
Families will appreciate the proximity of top quality educational facilities in the town. For a modern lifestyle in a superb setting, for a family home of superb style and unparalleled quality, the choice has to be the Glebe.
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