Cherryville House B&B
Established by the Trouton family in 1999, Cherryville House is a spacious, modern building set amongst two acres of landscaped gardens with parking capable of accommodating the largest of vehicles, even for those arriving by helicopter.
Nestled within the lush green scenery of County Armagh, Cherryville House is a relaxing retreat for the business and holiday traveller alike whilst still being only a quarter mile from junction 12 on the M1. The motorway also provides easy access for the international explorer with direct routes to both Belfast International and the George Best Belfast City Airport.
In addition to excellent transport links the B&B is handily located to all local amenities being only five to ten minutes drive from Armagh, Portadown, Dunagnnon, Loughall and Coalisland. The city of Lisburn and the border city of Newry being a mere twenty to twenty five minutes drive away respectively.
Those looking for a day trip activities will find many places of interest situated nearby; including the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, The Armagh Planetarium), Ardress House, The Argory and Peatlands Park. A full list of activities for all the family are available at Cherryville.
With wooden floors throughout the warm modern house offers accommodation in twin, double and family rooms. In addition to en suite bathrooms each room includes tea and coffee making facilities, flat screen television, hairdryer and free Wi Fi throughout the building; fax and photocopying facilities are also available upon request. Those wishing to meet their fellow travellers can do so in the large lounge where an open fire awaits.
Cherryville House boasts a very modern kitchen and all meals are prepared fresh from a range of local suppliers. Served in the conservatory a choice of hearty, or light, breakfasts are available to each guest and we are very happy to cater for evening meals upon request or make up picnics for those of you on walking holidays. A taxi can be provided for anyone wishing to sample the local pubs and restaurants.
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Nearby Attractions
Ballinteggart Farm
A visit to Ballinteggart Farm is like being given the key to a magical secret garden, and every year thousands of visitors come to take a peek through this apple kingdom's keyhole.
Ranfurly House Arts & Visitor Centre
Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Centre (the old Belfast Bank) in Dungannon presents the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the historical events
Hill of The O’Neil
When standing on the Hill of the O’Neill in Dungannon, it is possible to see seven of the nine counties of Ulster from this ancient site,
Nearby Eating Out
Zio Restaurant
We get excited about food and we like to thrill and delight with our great range of Mediterranean dishes as well as our wholesome and authentic stone baked pizzas. Pride
The Scullery
For a delightful, delicious dining experience, that’s just for the two of you: The Scullery in Armagh, focuses on traditional, homemade food using only the very finest produce. Adjacent to the fabulously fertile; Fruitfield Foodhall, there’s a friendly team
Chapter V Restaurant
Executive Chef Conor McCabrey, brings not only Soul, but his extraordinary skill and creativity, to transform the freshest, seasonal ingredients into edible works of art.