Living at Lisnacastle Gardens

There’s a different rhythm to life in Castlecaulfield. Mornings are quieter, the views are wider and the people you pass on the street are the people you’ll get to know. Lisnacastle Gardens brings a new collection of 3 and 4 bedroom homes to Lisnamonaghan Road, set against rolling Tyrone countryside but only minutes from the village and Dungannon.

If you’re thinking about a move, here’s what everyday life here really looks like.

A village with deep roots

Castlecaulfield is a village that knows who it is. The ruins of Castle Caulfield, a 17th-century manor built by Sir Toby Caulfield, still sit just under half a mile from the development, with walking paths and views across the surrounding fields. Community life runs through the village too, from the horticultural society that keeps it in bloom to local football, angling and walking groups.

Day to day, the essentials are right on your doorstep. The village shop is around half a mile away, Tener’s Butchers is a few minutes’ drive, and when you fancy a pint or a family meal, Davison’s pub is just down the road.

Room to breathe

Open space is part of the appeal here. Beyond the fields that frame the development, Parkanaur Forest Park is about seven minutes by car, with woodland trails, a wildlife pond, a forest play park and its famous white deer. Dungannon Park offers more walking routes, tennis and play areas, and the Saturday farmers market in Dungannon runs on the first and third Saturday of the month.

Schools close to home

For families, the school run couldn’t be much easier. Blessed Patrick O’Loughran and Walker Memorial primary schools are both under a mile away, and Dungannon offers a strong choice of secondary and grammar schools, including St Joseph’s Convent and Royal School Dungannon, all within a short drive. South West College’s Dungannon campus is around nine minutes away too.

Well connected

Dungannon town centre is roughly eight minutes by car, with supermarkets, GP surgeries, South Tyrone Hospital, leisure facilities and a growing food scene. Further afield, Cookstown and Armagh are both under half an hour away, and Belfast is around 50 minutes via the M1. Local Ulsterbus services link the village with Dungannon, and Portadown station, around 20 minutes’ drive, connects you by rail to Belfast and Dublin.

Homes built for modern life

Inside, every home at Lisnacastle Gardens is turnkey and finished to Hagan’s signature standard. Each one carries an A-rated EPC, with solar panels on every roof, high-performance insulation and glazing, and the Ember PS smart heating system, so you can manage your heating from your phone wherever you are. It all adds up to lower running costs, with potential savings of up to £500 a year on electricity (tariff dependent), and homes that are well suited to green mortgages.

Working from home is easy too, with ultrafast broadband of up to 1000 Mbps available and an ethernet port in the smaller bedroom. And because it’s your home, you can make it your own, choosing from a range of kitchen doors, worktops and handles, subject to build stage.

Every home is backed by a two-year Hagan defects period and a 10-year ICW structural warranty, along with a dedicated after-sales team who stay with you after you move in.

Choose your home

Phase one offers a mix of 3 bedroom semi-detached homes and 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes, with layouts designed around flexible family living - from open-plan kitchen dining spaces to separate snugs and utility rooms in the larger house types.

Come and see for yourself

The best way to get a feel for life at Lisnacastle Gardens is to visit. Our show home is open on Thursdays from 5pm to 7pm. To book a viewing or find out more, contact our joint selling agents, Maneely & Co on 028 8772 7799 or Tom Henry & Co on 028 8772 6992.

Lisnacastle Gardens. Neighbourly, rooted, welcoming.