Tandragee Gate Lodge at Gosford
Tandragee Gate Lodge is a self catering cottage in the heart of County Armagh and has recently undergone a complete refurbishment including full central heating. It is a former gamekeeper's residence and is situated at the edge of Gosford Forest Park. Built in the early nineteenth century, this listed building, which has been tastefully restored, makes an ideal retreat.
Residents have free access to Gosford Forest Park which offers its visitors a rich variety of facilities for walking, cycling and horse-riding. Among the many interesting features of the park are the Arboretum, the Deer Enclosure and the Heritage Poultry and Rare Animal Breeds Collection.
Only 7 miles from the historic and charming Cathedral City of Armagh, the Lodge offers an ideal base for visiting many places of interest; the two Cathedrals of Saint Patrick, the burial place of Brian Boru, the Navan Fort, the Observatory, the Planetarium, the County Museum, the Robinson Library and the Mall with it's magnificent Georgian houses.
Within 55 minutes drive from Belfast and 1hr 30mins from Dublin, just off the A28 Armagh to Newry Road
Main Features
- Full cental heating
- Cosy living room with wood burning stove
- Kitchen with modern appliances
- Two upstairs adjoining bedrooms
- Travel cot and high chair
- Additional sitting room with bed settee for two
- Shower room with W.C.
- Large garden with summer house and picnic bench
- Outside toilet and store
- Free access to park through private gate
- Parking available inside driveway
- Well trained dogs welcomed
- Bed linen and towels supplied
- Welcome pack
- Washing machine
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Location
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Nearby Attractions
Armagh Planetarium
This iconic establishment is a world renowned attraction dating back to 1968. Explore this magical venue and learn about astronomy.
Milford House Museum
A hidden gem of a museum portraying the history of the McCrum family, linen manufacturers and their life at Milford House. The museum later became the Manor House School.
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.
Nearby Eating Out
Grouchos Cafe Bar
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Sally McNally’s at the Corner
If you find yourself hungry, thirsty and in the area of Portadown, in Laurelvale, do yourself a favour and stop in at Sally McNally’s Country Pub and Restaurant.
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