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First Floor Apartment for 3 to 4 in Carnlough - A Delightful Holiday Cottage in Carnlough, Antrim
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Welcome to First Floor Apartment for 3 to 4 in Carnlough.
Category: | Antrim Cottages | Carnlough Cottages
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Carnlough, Ballymena, County Antrim ref 4632
This lovely apartment is located between Glenariff and Carnlough on the spectacular Antrim Coast of northern Ireland and neighbouring the famous "White Lady". The property boasts panoramic views over the Irish Sea to the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland where it has been noted that seals have often been seen. The property offers comfortable and spacious lounge area with an open fire, fully fitted kitchen and a family loft bedroom on the first floor with a TV. Surrounding the area is a journey of discovery and natural beauty. Carnlough is a fishing village where you will find traditional pubs where you can sing along and enjoy the music.
Shop. Pub. Restaurant. Beach 4 miles.
On the ground floor: lounge/diner, kitchen, bathroom with separate shower.
On the first floor: double with single.
Oil and gas central heating, electricity included, open fire, linen and towels included, welcome pack, high chair, travel cot, TV, video, dvd player, CD, microwave, partially enclosed garden, patio area, patio furniture, off road parking, free bicycles available. Pets welcome.
Extra Details
The County Antrim landscape varies - from the surreal basaltic cliffs of the northern coastal regions near the Giant's Causeway to the lush and fertile lands of the Bann and Lagan River valleys and Loughs Belfast and Neagh. County Antrim offers a wide variety of opportunities for visitors to enjoy the very best of Ireland. County Antrim is also home to Ireland's most popular attraction -- the Giant's Causeway, a magical series of seaside columns steeped in legend and mystery. The Giants Causeway and the Bushmills Distillery are just 2 attractions which area a must for every intinery. The coastal scenery adjacent to the causeway is some of the most beautiful and awe inspiring that you are likely to find anywhere. The majestic cliffs and inaccessible bays combine with myth and legend to inspire, but look carefully amongst this breathtaking landscape and you will find echoes of another reality, isolated ruins, kelp walls and shoreline fields bear testament to the harder life of subsistence farming and fishing endured by past generations. Dotted around the coast you'll find small sheltered harbours and slipways, fishermen's cottages and rock formations that you will never forget. There is so much to do in this fantastic part of the country that a week is just not long enough to explore this wonderful area!
Fishing 0.1 miles. |
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