Set on 60 acres overlooking the River Foyle, Boomhall Estate is a remarkable historic treasure. At its heart stands an elegant 18th-century country house, built around 1779 by James and Robert Alexander, surrounded by a walled garden, historic stables and courtyard, and a rich and varied landscape that includes ancient woodland with magnificent oak trees dating back 300 years.

Boomhall is an exceptional 18th-century estate of international historic and landscape significance, occupying a spectacular setting on the banks of the River Foyle. But its future is at a critical turning point. Professional assessments warn that without urgent investment in conservation and restoration, its historic buildings and parkland face irreversible deterioration, putting centuries of heritage, immense cultural significance and substantial economic potential at risk. The opportunity to save Boomhall is still within our grasp – but the time to act is now.

To bring Boomhall’s historic buildings and landscapes back to life, creating a welcoming place for everyone to find peace within themselves, harmony with nature and connection with one another.