Alojamientos para vacaciones en casas en Ballymoney

Home with a view

We are just one mile from the Bushmills distillery and two miles from the Giant's Causeway. We are in the country yet close to all amenities. The beautiful North Coast is only two miles from here at Portballintrae, a surfer's paradise. The ruins of Dunluce Castle are well worth a visit as you tour the coast to Portrush and Portstewart where golfers will be spoilt for choice. We have great views of the sea and surrounding countryside and you can watch the sun setting over Portballintrae harbour.

Home from Home on North Coast

Recently refurbished home in quiet residential area - a great base for exploring the all the North Coast has to offer: Portstewart(Golf Club) 5 miles Portrush(Golf Club) 6 miles Castlerock 6 miles Mussenden Temple 7 miles Bushmills(Distillery) 9.5 miles Dunluce Castle 10 miles Portballintrae(Golf Club) 11 miles Giants Causeway 12 miles Dark Hedges(Game of Thrones) 15 miles Ballintoy Harbour(Game of Thrones) 18 miles Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge 18 miles Ballycastle(Rathlin Island Ferry) 19 miles

Character Mill House near Causeway Coast

This is a lovely historic Country Mill House dating back to the 1750's. Full of charm & warmth with 4.5 acre gardens & many mature trees. 8 large bedrooms sleeping max 20 people. There is a Library with secret doors ideal for a Murder/Mystery Weekend. Large Conservatory kitchen & separate large Laundry/coat/boot room. Bedlinen & towels all provided, lots of DVD's, games, jigsaws & books available for use. 2 large Drawing Rooms a with grand piano. Pool table next to bar and football table too.

Prime location, Seaviews, Spacious Home, Priv. Gdn

'Harbour View' sits boldly at the heart of Portballintrae with uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean, the bay and harbour - seconds to the beach - minutes to the harbour. This spacious detached 4-bedroom home has 3 reception rooms, 3 bathrooms, private parking and a large enclosed back garden. A popular B&B years ago, that we have lovingly renovated into a family home; holding its original character and bridging the old days to the new. Perfect base for an active or relaxed holiday.

Cosy home from home, central to all attractions.

A home away from home, Located 4 minutes drive from Portglenone Village, convenient to airports, ferries and main tourist attractions including Crosskeys Pub (Irelands oldest thatch Pub), The Dark Hedges, Titanic Belfast, The Giants Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Royal Portrush golf course, Northwest 200 motorbike races, Derry (the walled city) Games Of Thrones filming locations and Galgorm Spa all within 10 to 40 minutes drive. Perfect for visiting, weddings, or family gatherings.

North Coast Beach House Steps from the Beach

A large and unique beachfront house with spectacular views of Lough Foyle and steps from Magilligan Beach. Located beside the Point Bar and Restaurant, you can eat by the fireside while overlooking Inishowen in Donegal where Game of Thrones was filmed. This house boasts access to many of Northern Ireland's famous tourist attractions: Giants Causeway Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge Binevenagh and The Dark Hedges (Game of Thrones film locations) Bushmills Distillery Portrush Portstewart

Rathlin View Cottage Ballycastle overlooks the sea

This charming, traditional Irish cottage has been fully restored and is uniquely situated on an outcrop of rock. It has a walled garden which is washed on two sides by the sea. It has a stunning location, with breathtaking views out over the sea to Fair Head, Rathlin Island, Kenbane and the Scottish coast. The new conservatory, is an additional feature for guests to enjoy the magnificent views. The cottage accommodates four and has an open fire and oil fired central heating.

Holiday home with sea and golf views NITB Approved

Come and stay at Number 37 for a relaxing break on the North Coast. Sea views and overlooking a Championship golf course. Just a few minutes walk to the beach, a family friendly Blue Flag beach, the 1st hole at Castlerock Golf Club and Mussenden Temple and the Lions Gate at Downhill, as well as easy access to all the amenities this historic seaside village has to offer- train station, pub, bakery, hot food, coffee shops, groceries, surfing, walking, tennis and much more.

The Wee House

This architecturally redesigned terraced house is centrally located in the picturesque town of Portstewart, making it so easy and relaxing to plan your stay. Located a four minute walk from the promenade, you can nip down for an ice cream from Morelli’s and carry it back for the troops before it has even started to melt. This light and airy house feels anything but ‘wee’. It is the perfect base to unwind each day after exploring the incredibly beautiful north coast.

Ballintoy Sea view

Modern 4 bedroom house in the idyllic coastal beauty spot of Ballintoy village. Spacious and modern with all essential amenities including wood burning stove. Walking distance of the Carrick -a-rede rope bridge and the famous Game of Thrones Ballintoy harbour. Accommodation comprises one king size, two double, one single bedroom and a double sofa bed in living room area. It has a wet room with walk in shower. Small enclosed front garden. Pets welcome.

3-bed garden house in Portstewart

SeaBreeze is our newly refurbished three-bedroom house with a working fireplace and an enclosed west-facing garden, in Portstewart on the Causeway Coast, set up for families of up to six. The open-plan ground floor runs from living and dining through to a sunroom that opens straight onto the garden. Golfers will find Portstewart Golf Club under a mile away, and the Strand championship course has hosted the Irish Open, so tee times fill fast in summer.

Marcool Cottage

This gorgeous whitewashed cottage with roses growing over the blue half door sleeps six and is in a spectacular location leading on to the end of Ballycastle’s mile-long sandy beach. It is peaceful on a very quiet road and has stunning, uninterrupted views of the North Antrim coast. Sit in the back garden and watch the sunset over the sea, wake in the morning to the sound of waves breaking on the rocks.