The companies roots go back to 1980 when it was founded by the same family members that run it today. The company initially started off building just 2-3 houses per annum in the North of Ireland and as the demand for houses increased the company grew and started to build more houses. Within 10 years the family run business had become renowned throughout Northern Ireland for quality housing.

In 1993 the company expanded into the Republic of Ireland and also diversified into acquiring Country Estates. Originally, the intention was to acquire these properties in a state of disrepair and return them to their former glory. This worked well. Within 5 years, 3 of these Country Estates remained in the group’s portfolio and the decision was taken to turn them into exclusive golf resorts. Planning was approved and both Moyvalley and New Forest are now open. Two more courses (Whitfield Court and Marcevol) are currently going through the planning process. As the Irish Economy, The Celtic Tiger, enjoyed tremendous growth so did Eassda and soon became one of Irelands largest privately owned property developers.

In 1996 the group expanded into Scotland, this time diversifying into the Leisure Industry with the acquisition of a holiday park.

Eassda continues to expand its Scottish Division and now has a large holiday park and also builds houses throughout Scotland.

As Eassda got more involved in the Leisure Sector the opportunity to purchase and develop a golf resort in the South of France arose and was acquired in 2005. Construction of the course is due to start later this year and will include hotel, leisure, and residential developments.

Eassda continues to grow currently building houses throughout the U.K and Ireland.

Property development has always been the main stay of the group and has enabled us to expand across the U.K and Ireland. Our aim now is to follow on development across Europe with our main focus currently on France.