'Remarkable' Georgian property on the market in Inishowen

The Georgian home was built around 1820 and has four – five bedrooms, three reception rooms and two bathrooms and is located on 6.09 acres of mature land. Mintiagh’s Lodge is a truly unique period residence accompanied by outbuildings and set amidst six acres of mature, wooded grounds and exquisite gardens. This captivating property, originally constructed as a hunting lodge, is a testament to timeless elegance, boasting a host of original features that whisper tales of its storied past. Nestled in a serene and secluded setting, the estate offers unparalleled privacy, yet it's conveniently situated within a mere 10-minute drive north of Buncrana, granting easy access to sandy beaches, championship golf courses, fishing, boating, hill walking, and much more.

The house is a spacious property with additional outbuildings. This exceptional house, originally constructed as a private dwelling and later serving as a constabulary barracks, stands as an architectural gem. Its unique neo-medieval details, including ogee surrounds, a crenelated parapet, and studded doors, make it a rare and extraordinary property. Its well-preserved outbuilding, boasting similar quality and architectural features, further enhances its historical significance. Mintiaghs Lodge is a valuable contribution to the architectural heritage of the area, representing a remarkable piece of history that can be cherished by its new owners.

Originally built by the Harvey family over 200 years ago has been lovingly restored by the current owners and enjoyed many a colourful character over the the years including a pet monkey, Captain Ernest Coachrane, Mary Loullier, a well-regarded headmistress, The Grindalls of Devon and John McGinley of Buncrana, all of whom enjoyed the breath-taking landscapes of the lakes and moorland.