Irish firm Mannok is leading the project, which will see Slieve Rushen House restored, alongside the development of new walkways, an interpretive centre and a heritage and habitat park.
Sinn Féin MEP Chris MacManus welcomed the "exciting" plans following a meeting with Mannok's Kevin Lunney and Sinn Féin colleague Damien Brady.
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The Midlands Northwest representative said: "This is a very exciting project which would be a fantastic amenity for the local community and a gamechanger in terms of attracting tourism to the area. It would also be very positive as a cross-border project that can bring local communities together.
"However this project is at a very early stage and will require support if it is to be progressed, and I hope that all of the relevant agencies will get behind it.
"I want to thank Kevin for outlining this exciting plan to us and I wish all involved the very best as they attempt to make this project a reality."
