Nestled in the lush green countryside between Omagh and Gortin, Northern Ireland, is this splendid detached lodge, Erganagh Gate Lodge. The lodge is all ground floor, so is suitable for those with limited mobility. It sleeps 3 guests (a fold-up bed or travel cot are available for an additional occupant). Suitable for families, friends and furry companions, and also ideal for a romantic break for those wanting to explore the Sperrins Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Direct access to the Ulster Way Walking network. Drive through the grand entrance gates to the off-road parking, unload your bags and step into the property to begin your Northern Ireland adventure. The Lodge is full of homely charm, with its kitchen boasting all the essentials the designated chef will need for preparing tasty treats and picnics, as well as a handy washing machine for cleaning up those muddy clothes after a day in the countryside. Look forward to snuggling up in the ample living/dining room, where you can enjoy your favourite book on the sofa, or gather around the dining table, open the fizz and toast to a wonderful holiday. At night (or for holiday naps), guests can retire to the charmingly-decorated double bedroom, or the delightful single with an en-suite shower room, perfect for beating everyone to the bathroom in the morning or freshening up before heading out for the evening. If you don’t feel like cooking, then in just 2 minutes you can walk down to the The Millstone Pub & Restaurant for authentic food and drink, and meet up with locals who will love to chat about their village and their history. Outside you can enjoy playing ball with your canine companion as you sip a cup of coffee at the lovely dining table and take in the fresh country air. Shopping is easy--Omagh has a range of supermarkets, and the Glenpark Estate Farm Shop is just five minutes drive in the other direction, while for last-minute essentials, the local shop is open till midnight every day. If you’re looking for more activity, then the picturesque county town of Omagh on the banks of the Strule River has something to suit all tastes, with two cinemas, an arts centre, pubs, cafés, and a splendid swimming pool and leisure centre. Prepare a picnic and enjoy scenic walks taking in the magnificent landscape at the Gortin Glen Forest Park, with its lovely waterfalls, mature woodland and ancient uplands. Enjoy the thrills of the mountain bike trails, or wild swimming in the picturesque Gortin Lakes. Or take a breathtaking drive through the Sperrins mountain range. Make a journey back in time with a trip to the Ulster American Folk Park, where you can expect demonstrations of traditional crafts, such as basket weaving and printing, and meet costumed characters along the way that will regale you with tales of the past and stories of emigrants crossing the Atlantic for a new life. It’s a captivating day for all the family to enjoy. For those into their classic cars, the Abingdon Collection is not to be missed, with its vast collection of bicycles, cars, motorcycles and war memorabilia spanning over 50 years. It is a real treat and just a couple of minutes away in the village of Gortnagarn. For something a little further afield, head off to the fabulous Fermanagh Lakelands, home to activities that will encourage you to try something new with world-class fishing, scenic walks, exploring the Marble Arch Caves, cycling or just cruising the lakes at your own pace. The cosmopolitan cities of Enniskillen and L’Derry are both 45 minutes away, and the Antrim and Donegal coasts just over an hour. The potential day trips are endless.

For a refreshing break that will leave you with long-lasting memories, choose Erganagh Gate Lodge as your home away from home.

Mountjoy is a small Townland resting in the civil parish of Cappagh, it lies to the north of the bustling town of Omagh. Home to the Mountjoy Castle, visitors can delve into the village’s history and visit its ruins which lie on a hill overlooking Lough Neagh. The town of Omagh, county town of County Tyrone, has much to offer with beautiful scenic walks at the Gortin Glen Forest Park, with its glorious waterfalls and luch greenery, and a chance to dive into history at The Ulster American Folk Park where you will hear tales of emigrants crossing the Atlantic to start a new life in America and meet charming costumed characters along the way. Car enthusiasts will revel in the opportunity to get up close to the stunning Abingdon collection of classic cars, motorcycles, bicycles and memorabilia which spans over 50 years. For the full Irish experience, visit Dun Uladh which celebrates the Celtic language, music, songs, dance and arts, a cultural treat.

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