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3 day break from £21.00 per night, per person*
Want to play golf in Ireland? Then come & stay in [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The Old School Masters House, Armoy,[/font] Ballymoney, Northern Ireland!
5 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8 Built in 1886, this spacious accommodation offers an ideal base for the one of the most spectacular coastlines in Europe, the famous Giant's Causeway now a world heritage site, and the romantic nine glens of Antrim, this part of Northern Ireland is an ideal destination for your vacation. Along the coast, golden sandy beaches contrast with rocky headlands and ruined castles from Carrickfergus to Castlerock. Inland you will find emerald green valleys, crystal clear waterfalls and sheep covered mountains including Slemish where St Patrick is reputed to have come as a slave boy.
If you and your party don't wish to drive for a reasonable rates we have a MPV available for chauffeur drive including a to and from the airports.
Some of the Golf in the area
Royal Portrush Dunluce, Royal Portrush Valley, The Gracehill, Portstewart, Ballycastle & Castlerock all within 20 minutes drive.
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Property Type:
House Nearest Airport:
Belfast International - 35 minsNearest Bar/Pub:
Victory Bar - 5 minsNearest Restaurant:
Bell Tower - 5 minsLocation Type:
Fishing Nearby, Golfing, Horse Riding, Near the sea, Quiet, Riverside, Rural/Village, WatersportsBedrooms:
2 Double Bedrooms, 1 Twin Bedrooms, 2 single Bedroom. Bathrooms:
1 Bathroom, 1 Shower. Kitchen:
Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Iron. General:
Real Fire, Central Heating, House Linen. Dining:
Seating for 6. plus table in the kitchen with seating for fourEntertainment:
Terrestrial TV, Video, CD System, Board Games. Outside:
Garden, Parking, Garden Furniture. french doors leading onto sunny patio area. The property features an enclosed large garden with parking facilities within the groundsSuitability:
Children Welcome, Suitable For Elderly.
The Giant's Causeway with its 40,000 stone columns was the first world heritage site in Ireland. It is Ireland's most famous tourist attraction and a must for all visitors to Ireland (and it's only 15mins away!)
The small village of Bushmills can claim to have the oldest licenced whiskey distillery in the world, established in 1608. There are organised tours to see and sample the various whiskeys.
Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge, This swinging rope bridge spans a 60ft wide chasm, giving access to the salmon fishery. We dare you to cross! Not for the faint hearted.
Dunluce Castle, A romantic ruin clinging to a crag almost surrounded by the sea, this was once the main fort of the Irish MacDonells, chiefs of Antrim.
Portrush is noted for its splendid location with sandy beaches on all sides. If a bit of "craic" and a good meal is what you are after, then the many good quality restaurants and pubs will make your stay even more memorable.
Royal Portrush Golf club has played host to many prestigious competitions including the British Open. With the variety and quality of the challenging links and parkland courses.
The 9 Glens of Antrim are a truly mystical and enchanting place. Spectacular glen walks and waterfalls await the visitor to Glenariff Forest Park.
Portstewart, With its pretty harbour and coastal paths the whole town forms an Atlantic Promanade leading to 2 miles of golden strand.
The Coastal Drive, From Larne to Portstewart take the coast road and enjoy the spectacular views and call in at quaint villages and harbours, such as, Cushendun,Ballintoy & Dunseverick.
Rathlin Island by ferry from Ballycastle. The island has a small beach, diving centre, a pub, a restaurant & Northern Ireland's largest colony of seabirds.
No smoking allowed in the premises but allowed in garden.
Airport pickups can be arranged at an extra charge.
Contact:
North West Property Letting Telephone:
+44 (0)870 1993400 E-mail:
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