Welcome to Cobblers Cottage Creggan
NITB Approved, 4 Star, Self Catering Accommodation available for 4 adults or families with 3 children. Located at the foot of the scenic Sperrin Mountains, this newly refurbished cottage stands for over 200 years at the heart of the Mid-Ulster area of Creggan (An area of outstanding natural beauty). The lovingly renovated Cobblers Cottage has 2 bedrooms (sleeps 5), a new kitchen, bathroom facilities and WIFI available, while retaining the essence of the traditional Irish country home including the well stocked dresser.
Perfect for families with children, escape to the undisturbed beauty of rural life and enjoy the leisurely freedom our cottage has to offer. Pet friendly accommodation - spacious, secure enclosure with kennel close to cottage. In the daytime take in the great outdoors, with the large, picturesque garden and the readily available BBQ, or even bring a picnic and go exploring with our rentable bicycles. Then at night, whether you’re resting in the comfortable bedrooms or snuggling around the authentic fireplace of the quaint living room, we’re sure you’ll have a perfectly relaxing stay and your time at the Cobblers Cottage will be an experience to remember.
Although you may be happy to enjoy the tranquil separation from the hustle and bustle, the cottage is close to the A505 road and is within close driving distance to local towns Carrickmore (6 miles), Cookstown (11 miles) and Omagh (15 miles); with local attractions like the An Creagan Centre (1.4 miles), Beaghmore Stone Circles (5 miles) and Drum Manor Forest Park (7 miles) also nearby. Not forgetting the historical city of Derry, the Titanic Belfast, the Giant’s Causeway and the beaches of Donegal, all of which are around an hour drive away from this central position.
We aim to ensure that you will always have a peaceful and memorable stay here at the Cobblers Cottage. Read reviews posted on Trip Advisor and in Visitors Book on Review page of this website for reassurance!
History of the Cobblers Cottage
The property is at least 200 years old. The name was chosen because it is known that the Mulgrew brothers operated a shoemaking business in the cottage for a long number of years. Paddy and Hugh went to Scotland to purchase good quality leather. Paddy died in 1913 and Hugh died in 1917. These men were Eamon's great, great granduncles. Eamon and his 3 sisters were born in the cottage and lived there until 1959.
Perfect for families with children, escape to the undisturbed beauty of rural life and enjoy the leisurely freedom our cottage has to offer. Pet friendly accommodation - spacious, secure enclosure with kennel close to cottage. In the daytime take in the great outdoors, with the large, picturesque garden and the readily available BBQ, or even bring a picnic and go exploring with our rentable bicycles. Then at night, whether you’re resting in the comfortable bedrooms or snuggling around the authentic fireplace of the quaint living room, we’re sure you’ll have a perfectly relaxing stay and your time at the Cobblers Cottage will be an experience to remember.
Although you may be happy to enjoy the tranquil separation from the hustle and bustle, the cottage is close to the A505 road and is within close driving distance to local towns Carrickmore (6 miles), Cookstown (11 miles) and Omagh (15 miles); with local attractions like the An Creagan Centre (1.4 miles), Beaghmore Stone Circles (5 miles) and Drum Manor Forest Park (7 miles) also nearby. Not forgetting the historical city of Derry, the Titanic Belfast, the Giant’s Causeway and the beaches of Donegal, all of which are around an hour drive away from this central position.
We aim to ensure that you will always have a peaceful and memorable stay here at the Cobblers Cottage. Read reviews posted on Trip Advisor and in Visitors Book on Review page of this website for reassurance!
History of the Cobblers Cottage
The property is at least 200 years old. The name was chosen because it is known that the Mulgrew brothers operated a shoemaking business in the cottage for a long number of years. Paddy and Hugh went to Scotland to purchase good quality leather. Paddy died in 1913 and Hugh died in 1917. These men were Eamon's great, great granduncles. Eamon and his 3 sisters were born in the cottage and lived there until 1959.
