Situated on the campus are two of the most historic homes in Balbriggan, Bedford House and Bedford Hall, dating back to 1750 and 1830. The Georgian and Victorian homes are treasures from Balbriggan’s past when the town was known all over the world for the quality of its hosiery, with the Empress of Austria, the Czarina, and Queen Victoria among their customers. Nowadays, it houses the luxury accommodation, where teachers,

musicians and patrons stay during their time at the institute. Bedford Chambers has been purposely developed to accommodate groups of up to 36 guests. The accommodation comprises luxury Japanese Style pods, all en suite, with four or six beds in each room. A larger room that can accommodate up to eight guests has been fitted out to facilitate wheelchair access. While all the rooms in Bedford House and Hall are dedicated to famous Irish composers, each of the seven chambers has been dedicated to a famous Irish band.