Corcreggan Mill is set in a natural hollow alongside the N.56, by the shore of New Lake, 3km southwest of the village of Dunfanaghy, on the coast road to Falcarragh. The property overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and Tory Island. If homing in on GPS we are at 55* 10.03 North, 008* 00.22 West.

 The property is set in what was once an important pre-Celtic site and is said to be the energy centre for the whole northwest of Ireland. It has 175, recorded, archaeological sites within an 8km radius. There are also 7 golden sandy beaches, a forest park with nature trails, the 200 metre Horn Head sea cliffs and historic Doe Castle; all within the same radius, (not to mention the many traditional music pubs and quality restaurants).

If you are on a schedule rather than a holiday, the one "Must See" is Tramore Beach, (2 km of golden sand with wild Atlantic rollers, and hardly anyone to be seen). You only have to walk for 25 minutes on a grassy path across the dunes to get there, passing a sous-terrain on the way. Most importantly; there are no roads, no cars, and no houses. The beach is overlooked by an ancient stone circle. Nearby is the dramatic blow-hole known as "Mc Swynes Gun" and the "Little Pistols" (sea arches).

Corcreggan is an ideal venue for workshops, retreats and outdoor activities, which tend to take place off-season when there are fewer tourists and the lake is full of migratory geese, duck and swans. This quieter time of year is also favoured by birdwatchers, writers, artists and photographers.

Corcreggan Mill is the perfect place ..............for work, rest and play!