The Ballance House is a restored 19th century homestead in the rural countryside of Glenavy. It was the birthplace of John Ballance who went on to become the 14th Premier of New Zealand (1891-93). Our Exhibition 'The Ulster New Zealand Story' engages visitors in an exploration of New Zealand and the extraordinary contribution Ulster people, such as John Ballance, made to its development. It highlights history, culture and people, an unusual collection of Maori exhibits and a display of 19th century farming machinery. A key feature is the authentically restored Parlour.
Specialized & Alternative Historic house
Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | Closed |
Wednesday | Closed |
Thursday | Closed |
Friday | Closed |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | 14:00 – 17:00 |
Our Sunday public opening is 2 - 5 pm from the first Sunday in April to the last Sunday in September. Numbers are limited to please book in advance, www.theballancehouse.com
Groups can visit on any day (subject to pre-booking). Email info@theballancehouse.com to discuss your requirements.
Also available to book as a venue for businesses, community groups and for family gatherings. For further information, browse www.theballancehouse.com/venue-hire
Adults | £5.40 |
Children (under 12) | Free |
Family Group (2 adults, 2 young people) | £13.80 |
Members | Free |
Young Person (over 12) | £3.30 |
118A Lisburn Rd, Glenavy
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