Located in the quaint and historic village of Bryansford,roughly halfway between the towns of Newcastle and Castlewellan, Tudor Lodge is a perfect base for relaxing and exploring beautiful and historic County Down.
Tudor Lodge is a large detached four bedroom property which provides a homely welcome for up to 8 guests and a well-behaved dog or two!
The property is privately set back with mature gardens and beautiful views of rolling countryside.
Internally the house is well furnished to provide a comfortable,spacious and relaxed environment.
Enjoy the comfort of the front living room as you watch TV, peruse the extensive collection of books or choose a family game.
Meals can be enjoyed in the well-equipped kitchen or gathered around the large extendable dining room table surrounded by eclectic art.
Adjoining the dining area, a light-filled conservatory beckons you to unwind amidst breathtaking countryside views.
Double doors open onto a furnished south facing patio, a sun trap, perfect for al fresco dining or evening barbeques.
The downstairs is completed with two spacious and welcoming twin bedrooms, WC and electric shower.
Head upstairs to discover two well-presented, sizable double bedrooms, each boasting its own en-suite bathroom for ultimate comfort.
Just 200 yards from your doorstep lies the back entrance to Tollymore Forest Park, famed for its ancient forests, scenic bridges, and cascading rivers which served as a dramatic backdrop for iconic scenes filmed throughout the popular Game of Thrones series.
Take a stroll and gaze out at breathtaking panoramic views of the majestic Mourne Mountains and the glistening Newcastle coastline.
Follow the breathtaking pathway along the Shimna River to the famous Meeting of the Waters and stepping stones.
For the more energetic, further adventure awaits deeper within the forest at Tollymore National Outdoor Centre.
Here, challenge yourself on the indoor climbing wall, or choose from a diverse range of outdoor activities to suit your sense of adventure.
Alternatively, take a 10 minute drive to Castlewellan Forest Park and lake for walks, watersports, mountain-biking and horse-riding.
Newcastle, where the Mournes meet the sea, beckons with its famed beach and fresh ocean air.
Stroll the scenic promenade, enjoy boutique shops, or indulge at the many cafes & restaurants (including Percy French at Slieve Donard Hotel and the Harbour House Bar).
Newcastle also boasts the renowned Mourne and Royal County Down Golf Clubs, home to one of the best links courses in the world, it has challenged and impressed Championship golfers for over 130 years and hosted the Irish Open in September 2024.
Explore all this and more from Tudor Lodge.