£795,000
E R G A N A G H H O U S E
2 1 G L E N P A R K R O A D
O M A G H , B T 7 9 7 S R
BUILT CIRCA 1780
FULLY
RESTORED
Original features and
fixtures carefully
preserved.
PERIOD
BUILDING
Complete with separate
gardeners cottage and
gate lodge
STEEPED IN
HISTORY
Once home to American
Troops and Generals
during WW2

3 Reception rooms
5 Bedrooms
4 En-suite bathrooms, 1 main bathroom + 1 other
Fully restored inside and out
Basement with games room + 2 additional rooms
2 Kitchens
Wine cellar
Spacious entrance hall + landing
ERGANAGH HOUSE
Bungalow
2 Bedrooms
1 Reception
Kitchen
1 Bathroom
Own self-contained garden
Own electricity supply
Own heating system
GATE LODGE
1 Reception
2 Bedrooms
Kitchen + Bathroom
Over 2 floors
Backs onto walled garden
Own elctricity supply
Own heating system
1 Bathroom
GARDENERS COTTAGE

Steeped in local history and
tradition Erganagh House was
built circa 1780.
Also a former rectory, the estate
served as a base for American
troops and generals during WW2.
Artefacts still exist around the
house such as the army shower
block, trenches and more...
The main house was used as an
HQ for the 34th Infantry Division
of the U.A. Army in 1942.
From January 1942 until
December that same year it was
used by a Military Police Platoon
and the 34th Signal Company.
FORMER RECTORY
Famous Irish painter John Wright
lived in the house as a boy. The
current owners have some of his
work displayed throughout the
house.
In the master bedroom is where he
once signed the wall as a child,
the signature finally unveiled
during the restoration of the
home.
ARTISTIC PAST
The area in which Erganagh House
sits is renowned for fishing, the
waterways stretch from the Foyle
in Derry to the Strule in Omagh,
the American Folk Park and Gortin
Glen Forest Park.
STUNNING SCENERY

KITCHEN
FEATURES
The kitchen is complete
with a multi-fuel burning
stove and granite table.
ORIGINAL
FIXTURES
Both the kitchen and dining
room have original cast iron
and marble fireplaces.
This room was once used by the Georgian family as the Breakfast Room
in the 18th Century. This is now the main kitchen area for the house.
THE KITCHEN
A beautiful bright and airy room that looks onto the front of the house
as well as onto the side lawn.
DINING ROOM
NATURAL
FLOORS
Both the kitchen and
dining room have solid
oak wood floors.

Handmade Egg & Dart cornicing
Rose cornice centrepiece
4 Slide and sash windows
flooding the room with natural
light
White marble and cast iron
fireplace
DRAWING ROOM
Handmade Egg & Dart cornicing
Rose cornice centrepiece
Multi-fuel stove encased in
white marble fireplace
LIVING ROOM

The hallway of Erganagh House still boasts the
original wood and glass partition that once
separated the Georgian family from their servants.
HALLWAY
A stunning feature of the hallway is an original
solid oak wood staircase complete with oak
spindles and a walnut bannister.
STAIRCASE
Upstairs the spacious and natural filled landing
has a large eye level window drawing your gaze to
the beautiful gardens outside.
LANDING

Bathroom
Kitchen
Wine Cellar
3 Other spacious rooms
Fully self contained with its
own access from courtyard
Separate boiler
Separate electricity supply
BASEMENT

There are 5 bedrooms, 4 with en-suites and all with original cast iron and marble
open fireplaces. All rooms boast beautiful views across the property grounds.
BEDROOMS

THE RESTORATION
E R G A N A G H H O U S E
2 1 G L E N P A R K R O A D
O M A G H , B T 7 9 7 S R
BUILT CIRCA 1780
SALVAGE
OPERATION
Anything in the house
that was capable of being
restored was salvaged
EXPERT
WORKMANSHIP
Salvaged features of the
house were restored by
trade specialists
A LABOUR
OF LOVE
The restoration was
completed over a number
of years

The restoration took a number of years to complete.
Prior to the restoration, the house had fallen into
substantial disrepair and the Gate Lodge and
Gardeners Cottage did not exist therefore a
significant project of reinstating Erganagh Estate
lay ahead.
Erganagh Estate is now presented as it was when it
was originally built in circa 1780 and represents an
extraordinary example of the architecture from the
18th Century.
Anything in the house that was capable of being
restored was salvaged and passed to specialists.
What was beyond restoration was replaced with the
closest modern day materials.
For example, the damaged and missing sections of
cornicing in the house had moulds taken. These
moulds were then used to recreate the missing or
damaged pieces of cornicing.
All off the cornicing was replaced and restored by
hand piece by piece. This is a long and specialised
process because each piece has to be put in its exact
location by hand.
THE RESTORATION

The following is a summary, but by no means an
exhaustive list, of the work carried out on Erganagh
Estate as it began its journey to where it is today.
The Slide & Sash windows restored to full working
order including restoration of ropes and weights
The doors were stripped down to natural wood &
door mechanisms restored
The wooden floors were sanded, treated and
preserved where possible
The main staircase and spindles were stripped of
paint and walnut banister restored
The front porch was removed and the new front
entrance designed and custom made in the
traditional Georgian design using sandstone and
stone
The concrete floor was removed from the hall and
an oak floor installed
The painted stairs and black ink stain on the
floors, as was the fashion at one time, was sanded
and treated to reveal the original floor board
The entire roof was completely replaced and has
approx 7500 Bangor Blue slates
The chimneys were relined and all fireplaces
within the house are capable of being used
Chimneys restored and new chimney pots installed
All cornicing was hand made and replaced
throughout the house
The marble fireplaces throughout the house were
stripped of paint and restored
The pebble dash, which covered all of the stone on
the exterior of the house, was removed revealing
the original stonework
All of the external stone walls around the house
were rebuilt
The basement courtyard was excavated and
flagged and stone walls rebuilt
A full DPC was installed in the basement
The basement sandstone floor flags levelled and
specially cleaned
The basement kitchen was fully restored including
the fireplace and ceiling hooks
The house was rewired and new plumbing installed
Gardeners cottage rebuilt
Gatelodge rebuilt on the original site and in the
original Georgian design
THE RESTORATION

"TIME TO DREAM
ABOUT YOUR NEW
FUTURE"
E R G A N A G H H O U S E
2 1 G L E N P A R K R O A D
O M A G H , B T 7 9 7 S R
BUILT CIRCA 1780
MEMORIES
"New home, new
adventure, new
memories"
HOME
"A house is made of
bricks & beams but a
home is made with love &
dreams"
FUTURE
"Time for you to take a
new journey to create a
new future"