Raceview
mill
Heritage Business Park
A unique heritage restoration project in Broughshane, the Garden Village of Ulster.
Welcome to Raceview Mill
Raceview is a 200 year old woollen mill, set in 16 acres in Broughshane, the Garden Village of Ulster.
A local family purchased the mill in 2013 to stop it being demolished.
Since then it has been restored and brought back into use with around 40 local businesses employing almost 150 people.
Raceview Mill is perfect for health and wellbeing and professional client based businesses whose clients will benefit from ample parking and a landscaped, peaceful ambience.
Raceview Mill is not a shopping centre, but is a great place to visit, bring the dog, have some food, and enjoy the walks, starting with Raceview Back Avenuue.
It is also home to the Wool Tower, Northern Ireland’s first choice for prestigious events and couples looking for a unique ‘exclusive use’ venue filled with heritage and character, together with riverside bedroom suites.
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Before and after
Photos showing the derelict mill, and how it is today,
Turbine Restoration
The first task on taking over the mill was the excavation and restoration of the two water turbines.
Water Wheel Restoration
The major challenge of restoring one of Irelands largest water wheels.
Spotted Fleece
Our latest addition. Fresh food, locally sourced and served in Beautiful surroundings. .
Wool Tower
One of Northern Ireland's most iconic wedding venues and conference centres.
Health & wellbeing
Physiotherapists, Psychologists, Baby Sensory, Beauticians, Alternative Health, Nail Bar, Reiki Master and more....
Consultants
Brand consultants, Web designers, Tailor, wedding dress consultants,
Financial advisors, OnePhoton radiation and laser protection consultants, radiation monitoring, monumental sculptors, North West Mountain Rescue and more…
art
Raceview Gallery exhibits the work of numerous artists. A new gallery, Artworks, will be opening soon specialising in large scale contemporary art.
Business Community
40 tenants make up an well balanced mix of professional , health, art and wedding related businesses.
Currently all units are taken and we have no vacancies. Contact us if you would like to be considered in the event of a vacancy
What Makes Us Different?
Environmentally friendly
Since taking over Raceview Mill. literally thousands of native trees have been planted and paths restored and made family friendly.
Heritage Restoration
Its so much more financially rewarding in Northern Ireland to demolish and build new, that we have lost so much of our heritage.
creating local Jobs
At its peak, Raceview Woollen Mill employed around 100 people. Now approaching 200 people come to Raceview Mill every day to work. A major source of local employment.
Paths and Walks
We spend a considerable sum each year on our avenue which is a beautiful, tree lined lane leading to the village and the Buttermilk Bridge.
A unique
project
Most old Mills have long since sold off all their surrounding land.
In contrast, Raceview Mill sits in 16 acres with the Broughshane, one of the prettiest villages in Northern Ireland and winner of the Channel 4 “UK village of the Year”.
On third of our land is taken up by buildings and car parking.
The remainder is truly beautiful fields and wedding gardens.
The site also benefits from almost a kilometer of the beautiful Braid River running through it.
What People Say
Minister of the environment
first minister
on the opening of raceview Mill
Lord lieutenant
Final Words by Owner
Raceview Mill is a family business through and through. When we purchased it in 2013, no-one, even in the village thought it could be saved. It faced demolition for new development. That, of course would have been the financially sensible option.
No grants were available for the restoration and every penny invested had to be raised within the family – a major risk and a huge investment in the local community
However, nine years on its a thriving heritage business park. My Daughter Dawn and her husband Matt run the hugely successful Wool Tower Wedding venue and we have plans for a new licenced restaurant later this year.
It gives me great please to see three generations of the family working in the mill today, including my four grandchildren Bryn, Jack, Oscar and Benjamin.
We look forward to welcoming you to the mill soon.
Raceview Mill Heritage Business Park
200 years of Heritage in the Garden Village of Ulster.
Quick Links
Oppening Hours
- Most, but not all business are closed on Sundays & Mondays
Get In Touch
- Email: info@raceviewmill.com
- Phone: 028 2586 1062