Strand Cottage

Spacious 3 bedroom self catering house beside Ballycastle Strand. This comfortable accommodation sleeps up to 6 people and includes:

Luxury standard of interior décor
Open plan living / dining room and spacious kitchen
Bedroom 1 consists of double bed, wardrobe, dressing table and ensuite bathroom with power shower
Bedroom 2 consists of twin beds, wardrobe and dressing table
Bedroom 3 consists of single bed size bunks and built in wardrobe
Upstairs bathroom with wc, bath, separate electric shower and handwash basin
Fully equipped modern kitchen with fridge, microwave, electric cooker, washing machine, fridge freezer and dishwasher
Oil-fired central heating, open fire in living room
Bed linen and towels supplied
Two car driveway
BBQ facilities

Duration	High Season	Mid Season	Low Season
1 Week	£475	£375	£250
2 Nights	N/A	£165	£140
3 Nights	N/A	£195	£180

All rates inclusive of electricity and central heating.

Booking conditions

A deposit of £100 is required to confirm booking.

The balance is payable on arrival.

Rates are in £ sterling

Rental period begins at 4.00pm on Saturday and ends at 11.00am on day of departure.

Strand Cottage is a modern well furnished 3 bedroomed semi-detached dwelling in a quiet cul-de-sac, beside river and deer park, one minute from shops, hotel, beach, golf, marina and ferries to Rathlin, Sanda, Islay etc. 14 miles to Giant's Causeway, Glens of Antrim and Bushmills Distillery.

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Situated in a small, quiet cul-de-sac.

Less than five minutes walk to . . .

Ballycastle Strand
Ballycastle Golf Club (18 holes) ( www.ballycastlegolfclub.com )
Tennis Courts ( www.moyle-council.org/services/ballycastle_tennis_courts )
Gym and Fitness Suite ( www.moylecouncil.org/content/gym_and_fitness_suite )
Sea Front and Beach
Cafes, Bars and Restaurants
Harbour and Ratlin Island Ferry ( www.rathlinballycastleferry.com )
Town Centre (via scenic River walk)
Childrenâ€™s play area
Fishing
Ballycastle Bowling Club

Ballycastle is a historic coastal town with beach and views to Fairhead, Rathlin Island and Scotland’s Mull of Kintyre.

Ballycastle is the perfect base to explore the famous Glens of Antrim, and a short drive to the Giants Causeway and Carrick-a-rede ropebridge.

Ballycastle hosts the Lammas Fair on the last Monday and Tuesday in August.

Fair Head can be seen rising out of the bay.

Glentaise, the most northernly of the Nine Glens of Antrim, lies at the foot of Knocklayde mountain.

Carey, Glenshesk & Tow Rivers flow down from the glens then eventually join together into one river. This is known as the Margy River which flows into the Moyle Sea at the start of Ballycastle Strand.

The Strand (Ballycastle Beach) has a European Blue Flag.

Pans Rocks, which are the remains of an iron salt pan, lying at the far end of Ballycastle Beach which jut out to the sea and are a popular location for fishing.

The Devils Churn lying just beyond Pans Rocks, which has steps carved into the stone leading to an under water tunnel.

A popular cycling route runs from Ballycastle to Cushendun via the spectacular scenery of Torr Head, offering spectacular views and scenery.

Ballycastle is home to the Rthlin ferry which provides dailly crossings to Rathlin Island.

Bonamargy Friary is a late Franciscan foundation established in 1485. The Friary's most famous resident is the 17th century prophet and recluse Julia MacQuillan - known as "The Black Nun".

Kinbane Castle is situated on a headland projecting into the sea, about 3 miles (5 km) from Ballycastle on the road to Ballintoy.

There are several churches in Ballycastle.

The world famous Giants Causeway is just 15 minutes by car from Ballycastle.

En route why not visit the Carrick-a-rede ropebridge and whitepark bay.

Shopping towns of Coleraine and Ballymena are 20 and 30 minutes drive away respectively.

20 Sheskburn Avenue

Ballycastle

Co. Antrim

Northern Ireland

BT54 6BL

For any enquiries or to make booking please contact Mrs M. Jameson on

+44 (0)28 2076 2385