Bladon
Nearby Bladon Park, in Irish Pairc Bladon, was where a small estate was located. It was named for a village in Oxfordshire on the River Glyme, which is notable as the burial place of Sir Winston Churchill.
The Old Rectory Guesthouse, originally a Church of Ireland rectory, was built in 1896 to house the rector of St John’s, Malone and has been a family run business for over 25 years. Our comfortable Victorian property, is situated in leafy South Belfast, close to all transport links, with complimentary on-site car parking. We are 4 star Northern Ireland Tourist Board accredited.
It is an 8-10 minute walk to the US Embassy & the Ulster Independent Clinic, a 15 minute walk to Kingsbridge Private Hospital and 8-10 minutes by bus to the city centre.
We are closed Christmas & New Year 2021/2022.
Book NowOne of the owners, a professional Swiss trained chef, is the winner of Aga-Rayburn National Best Breakfast Award, the judges stating “Old Rectory’s breakfast was quite simply the best in Northern Ireland”.
We offer freshly squeezed orange juice, freshly cut fruit and our own home-made granola and muesli. Our extensive menu also includes vegetarian/vegan/gluten free/ lactose free options.
Our guesthouse uses local and organically produced foods, where possible; we also make our own raspberry jam, whiskey marmalade, wheaten, soda and potato breads, bagels, pancetta scones and potato and apple fadge (potato bread).
View MenuNearby Bladon Park, in Irish Pairc Bladon, was where a small estate was located. It was named for a village in Oxfordshire on the River Glyme, which is notable as the burial place of Sir Winston Churchill.
Nearby Newforge lane was the site of an early iron works in 1630, which in the 1700 also became a bleach works/green.