Tyrone

PROPERTY JUNCTION'S HOME BUYERS' GUIDE TO TYRONE

The largest of Northern Ireland's six counties by area, Tyrone is also one of its most scenic, bordering Lough Neagh to the east and with Lough Erne in Fermanagh to the west. Set amidst some of Northern Ireland's most stunning countryside, Tyrone has a great deal to offer professionals and families alike, with great commuter links to Belfast and a strong transport infrstructure making it easy to explore everything the county has to offer. With its unique mix of historic and modern living, Tyrone is a great place to call home.

                     

              

The Argory                             Tyrone Crystal                             Ardboe Old Cross

               

Wellbrook Beetling Mill                    Alley Theatre                            CRAIC Theatre

                   

Road   

The main arterial route through the county is the M1, which runs nearby to link direct to Belfast. The A29 provides the main connection to Derry in the north, while the A32 is the most direct route to County Fermanagh in the south west.

Rail     

Regular services run from Tyrone stations, linking up with Belfast in both directions to make it easier for commuters to get into the city of Belfast.

Air 

Belfast airport is the main airport serving the county, running regular flights to the UK as well as to some other popular European destinations.

Ferries 

The main ferry port at Belfast connects to Scotland and Liverpool, in addition to regular services to the Isle of Man.