Love the Lakes. What about the Glens of Antrim?
If you fancy a relaxing self catering break in the idyllic Glens of Antrim then our two properties in and near Ballycastle may well be just what you're looking for.
Harbour View Apartment is situated in the pretty coastal town of Ballycastle in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
This brand new beautifully appointed two storey apartment is bright and spacious boasting two double and one triple bedroom (one with ensuite) plus a separate family bathroom, kitchen and dining area along with a large and bright living room.
Harbour View is just off the seafront in a small courtyard. It's just a few minutes walk to the beach, harbour, pubs, shops and restaurants. Ideally located, Ballycastle is a small market town set in the northernmost corner of County Antrim where lies some truly breathtaking scenery.
Log onto www.cottageguide.co.uk/harbourviewapartment/ for more information and to check availability. Also call Jen at the Knoll for bookings and further info.
New for 2009! We've just completed the renovation of our beautiful farmhouse in the Glens. Glenshesk Farmhouse is situated in the heart of Glenshesk, one of the nine Glens of Antrim and just 4 miles from Ballycastle. It sits in it's own gorgeous gardens surrounded by amazing scenery. It has a beautiful farmhouse kitchen with an Aga and seatiing for 6 people. With a brand new bathroom and three bedrooms, a cosy lounge with an open fire and our lovely reading nook overlooking the Glen, it's a wonderful place for complete relaxation and tranquility. You can see more by logging onto www.cottageguide.co.uk/glenshesk.
From the spectacular nine Glens of Antrim to the Giants Causeway world heritage site and the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge; from the rugged coastline of Torr Head and Murlough Bay to the unsurpassed beauty of Rathlin Island; from the quiet charm of sleepy villages such as Bushmills, Ballintoy and Cushendun to the bustle of Ballycastle. This region is famous the world over for its history, its legends and the genuine warmth of the people and hospitality. Log onto www.moyle-council.org/tourism to get the full picture!
Getting there is easy. Just a 40 minute drive from Belfast International Airport with regular cheap flights from England, Scotland and Wales. Alternatively, take the car (and dog and kids and bucket and spades!) with frequent ferry crossings from Liverpool or Stranraer. It's just a whisper away!
