Argory

Armagh

Four generations of family treasures are lovingly maintained in this remarkable country mansion. There are no ‘modern conveniences’ – everything is as it was 100 years ago.

The Argory was built in the 1820's on a hill and has wonderful views over the gardens and 320 acre wooded riverside estate.

Located in the Rose garden beside the house is a horizontal octagonal brass sundial which dates from AD 1820. This former home of the McGeough-Bond family has a splendid stable yard with horse carriages, harness room, acetylene gas plant and laundry.

Guided tours of the house, available during opening times, reveal a cluttered interior which evoke the Bond family's Edwardian taste and interests. Following a relaxing walk around the estate, visitors can enjoy some home made produce in the cosy tea room and browse around the National Trust shop.

On Derrycaw Road, 6.5km from Moy; 5km from Exit 14 from M1.

Grounds:
1 Jan-30 Apr 10.00-17.00 daily.
1 May-30 Sep 10.00-18.00 daily.
1 Oct-31 Dec 10.00-17.00 daily.

House:
12 Mar-30 Jun, Mon, Thur, Fri, Sat & Sun 11.00-17.00.
1 Jul-31 Aug open 7 days a week 11.00-17.00.
1 Sept-29 Oct, Mon, Thur, Fri & Sat 11.00-17.00.

Tearoom/Shop etc: 
Open as house.

27 Dec-1 Jan 11.00-17.00 (house closed).

Grounds: Adult Stg£2.50, Child Stg£1.25, Family Stg£6.75
House Tour: GAOE - Adult Stg£6; Child Stg£3; Family Stg£15;
Standard Admission: Adult Stg£5.45; Child Stg£2.72; Family Stg£13.63; Group Stg£5.00; Group/HRS Stg£6.50
Last admission one hour before closing

Toilets, Shop, Tea Rooms, Wheelchair access, Second hand bookshop, Guided tours, Special events.

Harry Patterson,
The Argory,
144 Derrycaw Road,
Moy, Dungannon,
Co. Armagh,
BT71 6NA

Tel: +44 (028) 8778 4753
Fax: +44 (028) 8778 9598