Our work ranges from £multi-million restoration projects of historic houses, to the ongoing protection of coastlines and national treasures like the Giant's Causeway. Here's an insight into some of the projects we are currently working on...
The restoration of the Kitchen Garden at Florence Court is part of a project kindly supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and National Lottery Community fund. Find out more about the latest project updates, straight from the garden!
Armed with a wet sponge, a toothbrush and lots of TLC, a small team of dedicated volunteers carry out the daily cleaning of the sandstone floor in the Central Hall floor at Mount Stewart…
The Rough Fort, a fortified farmstead dating back to 500 AD, has been refurbished thanks to a £2,000 donation from the North Coast AssociationNational Trust images
The final phase of the award-winning restoration project at Mount Stewart gets underway with the uncovering of the original stone floor in the central hall
Tired, damp and far from looking its best, the challenge was on to restore the Tack Room at The Argory to its former glory in time for the start of the new season.
Saved from the flood: Restoring the study at The Argory
Seven years after being badly damaged in a flood, the study in The Argory is in the final stages of a restoration project that will see it reopen to the public once again …
Work is coming to an end for the latest conservation project at Florence Court – the lifting, cleaning and relaying of the cobbles in the laundry yard.
National Trust gardener David Corscadden talks about his most ambitious project to date - the restoration of the Kitchen Garden at Florence Court in Fermanagh.
