Look around this magnificent 1620 Manor house uniquely positioned on its own private grounds

The Manor House, built by Hugh Montgomery in the 1620's, was originally a 'Blow House', so called as people used to stay awaiting favourable weather for the boat crossing to Port Patrick, Ayrshire.

History tells us that at one time Donaghadee-Port Patrick was the principle crossing to England apart from Dublin-Holyhead.

The Manor House encompasses the size and grandeur of that of a fine country seat yet is uniquely positioned on its own private grounds in the bustling harbour town of Donaghadee.

The Manor House is approached either by the pedestrian entrance with a pathway leading to the front door or the arched side entrance with electric gates which arrives in the courtyard.

While the house impresses by its grandeur and scale, it exudes character and style which are enhanced by its unique architectural and decorative features, all of which make it a fabulous family home.

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