Irish Landmark is a non-profit organisation that finds interesting and unusual properties that are in need of conservation, and we give them new life. Since 1992, we’ve been turning historic buildings into truly special self-catering holiday accommodation. Our properties range from lighthouses and schoolhouses, to castles and gate lodges. As an educational charity, our primary aim is to conserve and sustain iconic buildings. That’s why Irish Landmark properties are living buildings, not museum settings. Irish Landmark always respects the history and architectural integrity of the structures we conserve, but we also ensure they have all the contemporary comforts you want in a holiday home.

Kiln Wing at the Old Corn Mill is part of a restored 19th century corn mill on the River Bush in Bushmills, Co.Antrim. This beautiful wing is full of character, integrity and with a real sense of warmth and welcome. The sound of water cascading past pervades this converted corn mill, where the original character of the building has been beautifully preserved. Built in the 1830s, the corn mill was listed in 1977 by Historic Monument and Buildings (HMB) of the Environment Service in Northern Ireland, because of the Bush River’s significance in the evolution of power wheels and because it formed an integral part of the village. For almost 400 years the water from the Bush River has been used by the world’s oldest licensed distillery for its distinctive whiskey, Old Bushmills. Until 1949 it also provided the electricity to power the tramway which took generations of tourists along the spectacular Antrim coastline to marvel at the Giant’s Causeway. But the river has had another important function in the history of the village of Bushmills. It falls some 18 metres in its descent through the village and in the last century provided water power for several mills.

Nearby: Bushmills Beach - Portballiontrae Portrush Attractions Giant's Causeway Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge Bushmills Distillery