
The Old Courthouse
Grow into Greatness

The Old Courthouse

In the hub we will create a space where like-minded designer makers will cluster together to make, market, educate, support, collaborate and build a strong vibrant creative sector.
The hub will feature a café, work space for 14 businesses, event and retail space and will deliver activities and workshops that will bring people from all backgrounds, ages and abilities together and raise their aspirations of what’s possible when we work together creatively and collaboratively.
Using our passion for culture, heritage art, crafts, food, tourism and creativity we aim to open the community to new ideas and provide the skills and creativity we need to drive change, create new jobs and stimulate economic growth.

History of the Courthouse
Bushmills Courthouse was built by the MacNaghten family of Dundarave Estate in 1834, to serve as a Petty Session Court and as a symbol of authority in the area. It is a Grade B1 listed building of significant heritage value. This prominent building, at the heart of Bushmills Conservation Area, has been empty since the late 1960s and was acquired by Enterprise Causeway in 2016.

Designed and Built by No79 Design