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Greenmount
Lodge |
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Set in mature
woodlands |
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Credit cards
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| Description: Greenmount Estate in which the Guest House is set enjoys all the tranquillity of mature woodlands, green pastures and a quietly flowing river, so providing the visitor with the opportunity to experience the beauty of the countryside in an environment that is conducive to rest and relaxation. Erected in 1970 on the site of an 18th. century estate house, the Guest House has recently been refurbished and subsequently awarded the prestigious 4 star rating by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board A stay in Greenmount Lodge will provide many lasting memories. | ||
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Golden
Hill Guesthouse |
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Licensed |
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No smoking rooms
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| Description: The Golden Hill is a modern licensed guesthouse in a scenic rural location and enjoys spectacular panoramic views over 4 counties. All rooms are ensuite with all modern facilities. The panorama residents lounge and dining room are for the exclusive use of residents and their guests. French and German spoken. | ||
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Charlemont
House |
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En-suite |
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Parking |
| Description: Charlemont House is a fine Georgian building set in the picturesque market square of The Moy. It is 40 mins from Belfast, 1.5hrs from Dublin, situated on the A29 between Dungannon & Armagh. The river Blackwater runs to the rear of the house, excellent for fishing, shooting, golf, walking cycling etc.Irish traditional music available 2 doors up at Tomneys Bar. Charlemont House is a family business. Based in heart of village. Restaurants, bars and shops are convenient. | ||
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