Irish Landmark is a non-profit organisation that finds interesting and unusual properties that are in need of conservation, and we give them new life. Since 1992, we've been turning historic buildings into truly special self-catering holiday accommodation. Our properties range from lighthouses and schoolhouses, to castles and gate lodges.
As an educational charity, our primary aim is to conserve and sustain iconic buildings. That's why Irish Landmark properties are living buildings, not museum settings. Irish Landmark always respects the history and architectural integrity of the structures we conserve, but we also ensure they have all the contemporary comforts you want in a holiday home.
Our group of eight had a wonderful time in Tullymurry and were blown away by the standard of this beautiful renovation. The house is warm, comfortable and the jewel in the crown is the relaxation area where we very much enjoyed the sauna and jacuzzi. Firelighters, twigs and wood were provided to keep both fires lighting in the evenings along with a kitchen stocked with every utensil needed. 10/10 experience
Our 3 night stay was a perfect way to celebrate our anniversary and end our amazing tour of Ireland. The cottage is beautiful, spotlessly clean and fully equipped with everything needed. Communication was excellent and we now want to find other great landmark places to stay!
Building looked a bit scruffy outside but was perfect inside. Really well equipped and so comfortable. Brilliant place for a few days off. Magnificent views of Mourne mountains.
Not only is the location beautiful, Pamela Stewart, the house manager goes out of her way to add all the extra special touches!
I think this is our fourth stay here and we will keep coming back as long as she’s there! Thank you so much for all you do, Pamela!!
Spent 3 enjoyable nights at Kiln Wing. Loved the old world feel of the apartment which had all that was necessary for our stay. The location is superb, beside the river and convenient to shops, restaurants, and tourist attractions,
We loved our stay at the beautifully restored Drum Gatelodge. An amazing historic building in a peaceful rural setting. Alan was so warm and welcoming and easy to communicate with. The property was very clean, cosy and comfortable. I especially loved the underfloor heating. The kitchen was very well equipped. I loved the quirkiness of the tower, with its cute circular sitting room and bedroom above. The beautiful curved staircase was a delight too. Lovely Bushmills village was a few mins drive away and so many other places of interest on this beautiful coastline were close by. Our rescue colli...more
We had a great time holidaying at Blackhead light house and surrounding area. The host was lovely and very pleasant and friendly. The walks and local village is beautiful too.
We spent 3 nights at Triumphal Arch Lodge and we fell in love with the place. We had all the comfort of a modern appartment while the feel of being in the 17th-18th century. I do have to say I needed to get used to not having a shower, only a bathtub. But what does one need more to relax than a nice bath? Maybe just some nice bathsalt! The surroundings were also impressive. A beautiful park with really old trees, a river with a small waterfall, sheep on the fields, a small forest right behind the lodge, everything inviting to explore with all the senses. In the evenings we enjoyed a nice crack...more
Our recent weekend break at the Maghertemple promised, and largely delivered, a much-needed dose of serenity. Nestled a mere 4 minutes from Ballycastle the lodge itself was a picture-postcard (helped by great weather).
The interior of the lodge was equally inviting. Cosy and thoughtfully decorated, it retained a charming old-world feel while offering all the necessary modern comforts. We particularly appreciated the well-equipped kitchen, which allowed us to prepare our own meals and fully embrace the self-catering experience.
The true highlight was undoubtedly the location -great for...more