Take a virtual tour of Springhill House, Moneymore
Springhill has a beguiling spirit that captures the heart of every visitor. Described as ‘one of the prettiest houses in Ulster’, its welcoming charm reveals a family home with portraits, furniture and decorative arts that bring to life the many generations of Lenox-Conynghams who lived here from 1680. The old laundry houses one of Springhill’s most popular attractions, the Costume Collection with some exceptionally fine 18th to 20th century pieces.
• Celebrated collection of costumes, from the 18th century to 1970s
• 'Living-History' tours awaken ten generations of family stories
• Home to Ireland's best-documented ghost
• Beautiful walled gardens and waymarked paths through the parkland
• Children’s adventure trail play park
• Caravan site
Visitor facilities –
Historic house; garden; shop; refreshments; guided tours. Suitable for picnics; country walk; programme of events available.
Access for visitors with disability and facilities for families.
Dogs welcome on leads in grounds/garden only.
Available for functions
Get in the picture! Take a 3D Virtual Tour:
Directions from Town:
Bus: Ulsterbus No. 210 and 110 between Belfast and Cookstown, alight at Moneymore, 1 mile walk.
Car: 1 mile from Moneymore on B18 to Coagh(5 mile from Cookstown).
Drive time: Belfast 50 minutes.
Opening times:
15-17 Mar: 1-6pm daily
22-25 Mar: 1-6pm daily (Easter)
29 Mar-29 Jun: 1-6pm w/ends & Bank holidays/Public Holidays
1 Jul-31 Aug: 1-6pm daily
6-28 Sep: 1-6pm w/ends.
Last admission 1 hour before closing.
Prices:
Grounds, House and Costume Collection Tour:
Adult: £6.00. Child: £3.00. Family: £15.00. Group: £4.80 per person.
Group outside normal hours: £6.50 per person.
Grounds & Costume Collection:
Adult: £3.00
Child £1.50
Family £7.50
Group: £4.80 per person.
Business Tourism Conference Space Provider Narrative:
A National Trust property, this atmospheric , 17th-century 'plantation' home is set in attractive grounds and is one of the prettiest houses in Ulster. The house includes the exceptional library, Conyngham family furniture, gun room, nursery, resident ghost and the award-winning costume exhibition which boasts some fine examples of 18th- to 20th-century Irish couture.