Dundrum House

Dundrum House sits in unspoilt Armagh countryside on an 80-acre working beef and sheep farm, with the Callen River along the farm boundary.

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Dundrum House is a Georgian country manor dating from 1720, so the stay has more of a country B&B character than a standard hotel feel. The setting is part of the experience: rolling countryside, a working farm with sheep and cattle, and a quieter rural base outside Armagh city.

The rooms are en-suite and include Wi-Fi, TV, and countryside or farmyard outlooks. One room detail confirmed for the property is a claw-foot bath.

The stay works well for travelers who want breakfast in the building rather than a fully independent hotel setup. Breakfast is served in an ornate dining room with high ceilings, and guests also have use of a lounge for sitting and relaxing during the stay.

Practical facilities at Dundrum House include off-street parking and free Wi-Fi. A separate self-catering cottage is also available on the property, with a fully equipped kitchen and modern appliances, so the building can suit a different style of stay from the B&B rooms.

This is a rural Armagh property with a farm setting, period interiors, and straightforward guest facilities. The strongest reason to choose it is the combination of a historic country house, working farm surroundings, en-suite rooms, breakfast on site, and parking at the property.

Dundrum House in 360°