Elmfield is an exceptional residential and agricultural estate with amenities extending to about 90.1 acres (36.4 hectares) in total. The historic, category B1 listed castle occupies a commanding position within the heart of the estate and dates back to circa 1850. This imposing castle has been extensively restored and refurbished by the current owners, making it well suited for modern day living.

The estate encompasses a diverse collection of auxiliary outbuildings, including a charming traditional cobbled courtyard and stable yard, which have been expertly renovated to now
include a magnificent two storey studio and high-tech conference complex and a two bedroom apartment. Additionally, there are alternative lodging options available on the estate, such as a delightful two-bedroom gate lodge and a three-bedroom cottage.

One of the estate's standout features is its attractive parkland, beautiful walled garden, and woodland paths, all brimming with an abundance of wildlife, including game, birds, flora, and fauna. The estate features a variety of specimen trees, providing vibrant colour and privacy throughout the grounds. These natural assets are a significant attraction, offering opportunities for nature conservation and diversification. The River Bann, Northern Ireland's longest river, forms part of the boundary and provides fishing. The estate is partially enclosed by a stone wall.

The agricultural component of Elmfield includes excellent ploughable pasture, currently leased on a conacre basis. To the north of the castle lies a substantial farmyard which was formerly home to a large beef finishing enterprise, now with development potential (subject to Planning Permission). Elmfield offers the extremely rare opportunity to acquire a unique blend of high-quality assets situated in an accessible location.

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