The village of Ardess is set on the north eastern edge of Lower Lough Erne, in the heart of Fermanagh's Lakelands. It is located on the main Enniskillen to Ederney Road (B72).

While enjoying charming rural surroundings, Ardess is also close to local shops and schools with amenities being very accessible in the neighbouring towns of Irvinestown (4M), Enniskillen (13M) and Omagh (18M).The local village of Kesh (1.5M) is a popular tourist destination with two caravan parks, a water sports centre, hotel and golf course.

Living at Ardess Glebe provides an excellent opportunity to avail of the many attractions on offer in the Fermanagh Lakelands. Fishing, yachting, pleasure cruising, walking, and caving are just some of the various outdoor activities available. Angling needs are catered for on the reedy shores of Lough Erne which claims many world coarse angling match records. Trout and salmon fishing are also excellent. Donegal is only 8 miles away and a 40 minute drive will access the breakers of the Atlantic Ocean and beautiful stretches of white sandy beach.

History
Nearby buildings of interest include the picturesque St Marys Magheraculmoney Parish Church which dates back to the 14th Century and has historical records dating back to 1622. The church with its 3 stage tower is a distinctive landmaark in Ardess. Directly below the church lies the family vault of the Archdales once one of Fermanaghs premier families.

Other local items of interest include a Famine pit which dates back to the great famine of 1845-1850. A Neolithic passage tomb exists also and a stone circle that encloses cremation burials dating back to the Bronze age.

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