Kerrib Farm Yurt

The Yurt is a heavy wooden-framed dwelling used to live in by hundreds of thousands of Mongolians today. Closely spaced wall slats that are steamed-bent to incorporate a curve at the top. Roof poles are straight but of a particular shape: a round section for three-quarters of their length, then a square section that tapers to a narrow point that fits into the crown wheel. Solid wooden crown wheel, door, and door frame. A unique feature is the addition of crown wheel supports. Only genuine Mongolian yurts use these, and no Mongolian would ever think of removing them. Crown supports ensure yurt is stable in windy weather and is capable of supporting large loads such as snow. Mongolian yurts are covered by a unique combination of four material layers. A decorative liner, thick sheep’s wool felt insulation, a waterproof layer, and a final outer layer to hold everything on.

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• Family friendly
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Kerrib Farm

Dungannon, County Tyrone New farm

Kerrib Farm, Pomeroy is a peaceful countryside retreat nestled in the heart of Mid Ulster, surrounded by rolling hills and quiet lanes that capture the true spirit of rural Northern Ireland. Once a working industrial pig farm, it now welcomes guests seeking a slower pace where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings end beside the fire pit under wide, starry skies. Whether you’re staying in the handcrafted shepherd’s hut or exploring nearby trails and heritage sites, Kerrib Farm offers a genuine taste of country life, combining rustic charm with thoughtful comfort.