Montalto Estate

Website Copywriting

The Challenge

Montalto Estate, a magnificent private estate located in Ballynahinch, Northern Ireland. In private ownership since its foundation in the 1700s, the present owners decided the time had come to develop the estate into a first-class tourist attraction and open the gates to the public for the first time in its long and storied history. The challenge of this website copywriting project was to create high-quality, uplifting content that would reflect the style, tone, and status of the brand.

The Solution

Working with the wonderful team at Montalto, the first challenge was to understand the Montalto story, appreciate the historical importance of the estate, and realise the significance of opening gates of Montalto to the public for the first time. Our role, as copywriters, was not to try and be too clever – it was simply to develop a tone of voice and content style that would engage the audience by focusing on the concept of reconnecting with nature, experiencing living history, relaxing with family, and building memories that last a lifetime.

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