Semesterboenden i fritidshus i Ballintoy

200 Year old stone cottage

Hare Cottage is a 200 year old restored stone cottage, the bedroom has a large superking bed. The kitchen and living area is fully equipped with everything you could need including a 55 inch smart TV. There is a private hot tub with pergola cover which allows the roof slats to open and close. The hob tub is electric and can be used as much as you like during your stay. Situated close to local amenities and central to many of Northern Ireland's tourist destinations. You'll love your time here.

Trench Farm Cottage. Unique. Quaint. Quiet!

"The Cottage" is situated on my farm. It is very quiet and away from the main road. It is south facing with its own garden area. Looking out the living room window is the garden area , green fields, woodland and a unique view of Knocklayde, the large hill overlooking Ballycastle. The building consists of a small kitchen with fridge, washing machine, gas cooker and sink. There is a door off the kitchen to the outside patio. The living room has a woodburning stove and leads on to 2 bedrooms.

Porthole Cottage, Dunseverick, Bushmills

This detached farm cottage has a superb location on the Causeway Coastal Route above Whitepark Bay - midway between Ballycastle and Bushmills. The cover picture shows Ballintoy Harbour, a local beauty spot just a few minutes drive. Many attractions of the Causeway Coast region are just a five minute drive - eg, Bushmills, Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede, Portballintrae, Dunluce Castle, Dark Hedges and Ballycastle. Ideally placed for day trips to Belfast, Londonderry and Donegal.

Dunseverick Harbour Cottage

Dunseverick Harbour Cottage is set in a stunning location overlooking the harbour.The cottage is a warm cosy home with breath taking sea views from every window overlooking the Causeway Coast and Rathlin Island.The house has everything you need for a relaxing stay on the stunning north coast.The causeway coast path passes the front gate with beautiful walks in every direction to Whitepark Bay, Ballintoy, Carrickarede rope bridge and the Ulster Way to the Giants Causeway.

Ballintoy View Cottage with spectacular views

Quaint cottage in rural setting with spectacular views . Perched on causeway coastal route over looking Ballintoy village and bay, a perfect base for exploring north coast. Walking distance to beaches , bars and restaurants in Ballintoy village and carrick-a-rede rope bridge, 5 minute drive to Ballycastle town. Cottage maintains the quirky original features. As always Cottage will be cleaned and sanitised to high standard between occupants

Traditional Irish Cottage near Ballycastle

Over 100 Five Star reviews on trip adviser! The Bothy at Balnaholish is a cosy traditional Irish cottage set in quiet rural surroundings near the sea side town of Ballycastle.  There are a wealth of oldie-worldy furnishings including exposed beams, a feature fireplace and a woodburner. The cottage is ideally situated for families and friends wishing to explore the Causeway Coast. 4 star NI Tourist Board Approved and Certificate of Excellence.

Cassies Cottage

This 100+ year-old thatched cottage in Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way offers a cosy retreat with 3 bedrooms, 2 showers, a fully equipped kitchen, and a traditional turf fire. Just 1 mile from Redcastle Hotel & Spa, it’s a great base for exploring Donegal’s coastline, with nearby beaches, Malin Head, Inishowen Peninsula, Giant’s Causeway, and Derry City. Golf, hiking, and watersports nearby—perfect for a relaxing getaway!

Cosy Cottage on Causeway Coast & Glens Sleeps 4

Newly renovated 150 year old Irish cottage with underfloor heating and cozy stove, surrounded by scenic countryside and mountain views. A peaceful retreat just minutes away from beautiful beaches on the Wild Atlantic North Coast, stunning Game of Thrones locations, Bushmills Distillery, The Giants Causeway and seaside town of Ballycastle with all of its amenities.

Maddybenny Garden Cottage

This small Garden Cottage is set in a picturesque farm on the North Coast, 2 minutes drive from Portrush. Visitors can visit the many beaches, golf courses and tourist sites within a few miles of the farm. Portrush and Portstewart have a vibrant restaurant scene catering for all tastes. Preferable to have a car as the public transport is not not close to the farm.