Rural Accommodation

Dundrum House

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£27.50
 -  £38.00
Notes : per person per night
Dundrum House
116 Dundrum Road, Tassagh
Keady
BT60 2NG
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Owner Information
Elizabeth & Larry Nugent
Armagh
Phone : +44 (0)28 3753 1257
Treat yourself to a stay in a B&B with a difference...

Dundrum House, an early 18th century country manor is set in an 80 acre beef and sheep farm. Situated in the beauitful unspoilt countryside of Co. Armagh with its rolling hills and the Callen River flowing along the boundary of the farm, Dundrum House really is the pefect place to relax for your stay.

Picturesque Setting
18th Century Farmhouse
Wi-Fi Access
6 Miles From Armagh City
4 * Self-Catering Cottage

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