Situated in the heart of Mid-Ulster and the centre of Northern Ireland is the busy town of Cookstown, ideally positioned at the foothills of the Sperrins to reach most major towns, airports & ports within a 60-minute drive throughout Northern Ireland. The town’s main street is one of the widest and longest in Ireland and encompasses a broad variety of businesses from local family stores to major national retailers.

Cookstown offers an excellent quality of lifestyle with superb facilities such as an 18-hole Golf Club, Leisure Centre, Burnavon Arts & Cultural Centre and Drum Manor Forest Park only a short distance away. On Saturdays, the town centre becomes a bustling mass of shoppers seeking bargains amongst the many open-air stalls. Its primary commercials include Asda, Tesco, Supervalu, Lidl, Homebase and various large shopping complexes’ in the very centre of the town. It has a lively nightlife with many bars and restaurants and for the last decade, town centre regeneration has been a key priority for Cookstown town planners. The result is a thriving market town.

Sports facilities have hugely improved with the help of the local council such as state-of-the-art sports facilities on the edge of town and modern leisure & swimming facilities in the town centre. There is a great selection of schools and colleges. Cookstown also has many areas of historical importance including Ardboe Old Cross, Beaghmore Stone Circles, Tullyhogue Fort and Wellbrook Beetling Mill.