Welcome To Kingsmills
Self-Catering Cottages
Kingsmills thatched farm cottage has been the residence of the McReynolds family since 1743. The cottage is situated in the heart of rural Mid-Ulster between the villages of Coagh and Stewartstown and has Rosie's House as its neighbour. In 1798 members of the United Irishmen held meetings in the roofspace of the thatched cottage, in a secretive space known as 'the darkroom'. Eliza McReynolds was married to a brother of Henry Joy McCracken, also a prominent member of the United Irishmen.
Self-Catering Cottages
Kingsmills thatched farm cottage has been the residence of the McReynolds family since 1743. The cottage is situated in the heart of rural Mid-Ulster between the villages of Coagh and Stewartstown and has Rosie's House as its neighbour. In 1798 members of the United Irishmen held meetings in the roofspace of the thatched cottage, in a secretive space known as 'the darkroom'. Eliza McReynolds was married to a brother of Henry Joy McCracken, also a prominent member of the United Irishmen.
Our cottages are all unique and located near the Sperrin Mountains and Lough Neagh, making Kingsmills Cottages the perfect base for both a quiet break, or a more adventurous one with hillwalking, fishing, golf and many other outdoor activities available nearby.
