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Farm Cottage on Causeway Coastal Route

Ballinastraid Farm Cottage is a cosy self-catering cottage situated in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty close to Whitepark Bay and just off the main Causeway Coastal Route. Situated close to many tourist attractions, eg, The Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and Ballintoy Harbour. Whitepark Bay and the picturesque hamlet of Portbradden are both within easy walking distance. Visit the Dark Hedges - the most photographed location in N Ireland.

Cook's Quarters, Camus House, Causeway Coast

The Cook's Quarters is part of Camus House, built in 1685 on the site of Saint Comgall's Monastery, over looking the famous "Ford of Camus" on the River Bann. The area is surrounded by stunning hill and river views. The site is within a short drive of the North Coast. The accommodation is within the grounds of a grade B listed family home. Located near multiple golf courses such as Royal Portrush, and many tourist attractions such as Giants Causeway and Dunluce castle. 1 hr drive from Belfast.

Studio apartment, Bushmills.

A modern studio apartment which is part of Valley View Country House. Quiet, relaxing, beautiful country location. Get away from it all. Private ground floor access, fully equipped kitchen, self contained unit. King bed, large bathroom, reclining sofa, dining table and chairs, Smart TV, Private parking, outdoor seating. Home from home. Some home baked goodies on arrival. Close to the Giant’s Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Rope Bridge, Dark Hedges and beautiful beaches and coastal walks.

Allen's peaceful country retreat

Stunning country retreat. 15-20 mins from the spectacular north coast. Brand new upstairs studio apartment in a private lane with stunning views over the Bann Valley with various country walks. Separate access and outside space with outside dining and BBQ Modern open planned decor with separate shower room and toilet. King size bed and double sofa bed so potential for 3-4 guests. kitchenette with microwave, toaster, and kettle. Portable hob cooker available on request.⁶

Portballintrae 50m from the sea

Light and airy ground floor apartment 50 metres from sea. Two rooms both with double bed - sleeps 4 . Situated on the Causeway Coast, only a 2 mile beach and cliff walk to the Giants Causeway, less than 2 miles from the world famous Bushmills Whiskey Distillery. A hotel is situated about 200m away with bar and restaurant. Bushmills village is about a mile away has cafes, art galleries, restaurants, pubs and supermarkets - many nearby locations linked to Game of Thrones.

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.

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.

Broadskies House

Newly renovated 3 bed bungalow with stunning coast and countryside views. Located around two miles from The Giant's Causeway, Broadskies makes the perfect base for exploring the many attractions of the North Coast and for longer family holidays. The accommodation is spacious and well equipped with everything you could need for a relaxing, comfortable stay. A maximum of 2 small dogs are welcome, please check before booking if you are unsure.

Portcaman Cottage

Historical Portcaman cottage was built in the 1890’s to provide a home for workers in the nearby Cornmill. Newly renovated, the cottage retains many original features including stone walls, sash windows, cast iron radiators and solid oak floors throughout. The kitchen has a stable door which keeps the cottage cool in the warmer weather and the central wood burning stove in the living area keeps it warm and cosy in the cooler weather.