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
The staff were amazing in their warmth and willingness to make our stay so enjoyable and comfortable. The cottage was well furnished and spotless which only added to the ambiance of staying in such a special place. Memories that will stay with us were made in JP Sloop
I was delighted to receive a special offer to stay in this place. It provided excellent accommodation - clean, extremely comfortable, every type of kitchen equipment was available if we needed it, wonderful peaceful comforting atmosphere, so relaxing,
Glorious sea views and walks, I cannot recommend it highly enough. A lovely visit from Aodhan who proudly showed us the engines he loves. He enjoyed playing ball with my little Yorkie - Fleadh. Fleadh had a great time too. It helped too that my dear Aunt was born here in 1920. So it had special memories of her and dear Grandfather. I grew up ...more
I stayed here with my sister and niece at the end of May and we all fell in love with this charming lighthouse and the nearby town of Whitehead. With 2 huge bedrooms, a comfy living room and a full kitchen there was plenty of room for 3 adults.
It is quiet and the views are stunning!
There is a beautiful walking path that takes you down to the sea or to the village of Whitehead where there are shops, restaurants and cafés, no shortage of things to do.
If it’s raining there’s a sheltered spot to sit so you can enjoy watching the rain roll in and out.
Would love to come back with my famil...more
My son and I had a delightful two nights stay at this property. Alan, the property manager, could not have been nicer! He was kind, accommodating, and very professional. The property itself was perfection. The kitchen is well stocked, and the location is perfect for exploring the area.
Stunning location, service and stay. Our second stayover and already planning the third. Our Host was great, communications superb. We struck it lucky with the beautiful weather, which enhanced the tremendous views. A class place to chill, and the Blackhead path attracts many walkers, and we spent plenty of time in the garden chatting to many of those walkers. We just love the place, there's so much history to it, and as stated, the views are out of this world.
We can't wait for visit No 3 :)
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
We found it to be a very charming place. However, we encountered signs of neglect and a lack of care and attention in the cleaning. The bathtub was very old and dirty, with constantly leaking taps. We missed having a handheld shower, which made washing our hair quite a challenge. The sink taps were also leaking constantly.
Unfortunately, the garden table on the rooftop terrace was far too filthy to sit on.
Upon arrival, the vacuum cleaner was still in the living room, and a basin with dirty water was left in the kitchen sink. The pans were old and not clean. The crockery wasn't clean eit...more
Our stay at the gate house was lovely. Just far enough out of Ballycastle to enjoy a peaceful and quiet setting but close enough to shop and eat out if you wish.
Everything there that you could want facilities wise unless you are a TV addict (no TV)
It was a tad expensive for two but for a family of 4 it would be good value.
Excellent location to use as a base to visit all the popular tourist attractions.
Would highly recommend snd wished I had stayed longer.
Thank you to our host for the tips and warm welcome. .