About Steeple View Accommodation
Welcome to Steeple View Accommodation, a small, family-run business offering self-catering holiday apartments in Trim, Co. Meath. Our modern and comfortable apartments are ideally located just steps from Trim Castle, the River Boyne, and other top attractions in Ireland’s Ancient East.
Whether you’re planning a weekend break or a longer stay in County Meath, Steeple View offers the perfect home base. Guests enjoy full privacy and independence, with friendly support available if you need anything — from local recommendations to travel tips.
Explore Historic Trim
Located just 30 minutes from Dublin, Trim is a picturesque heritage town known for its medieval architecture and welcoming charm. The town’s centrepiece is the impressive Trim Castle — Ireland’s largest Norman castle and a filming location for Braveheart.
Our accommodation is within easy walking distance of:
- Trim Castle
- St. Mary’s Abbey & the Yellow Steeple
- Talbot Castle
- Newtown Abbey & The River Walk
Whether you’re exploring local history, enjoying a riverside stroll, or discovering hidden gems, everything you need is right on your doorstep.
Why Stay in Trim? Something for Everyone
Trim has something to offer all kinds of travellers:
- A free children’s playground just 3 minutes away
- A wide choice of cafés, traditional Irish pubs, and local restaurants
- Live traditional music
- A blend of history, culture, and vibrant nightlife
Perfect for couples, families, and solo travellers looking to explore the Boyne Valley and Ireland’s Ancient East.
Our History
Steeple View is a building with a rich and varied past, deeply woven into the fabric of Trim’s local history. It began life as a barber shop with a billiard room, serving as a popular meeting place in the community. Over the years, it also housed a tailor shop — the last tailor in Trim — as well as a television shop and a kitchen shop.
Later, it became home to a jeweller’s shop and the beloved wool shop The Spinning Wheel.
In 2014, the building was carefully converted into holiday homes. Since then, it has been run as a small family business, continuing to welcome guests while preserving the unique character and charm of its storied past.
