Portballintrae, Giants Causeway, County Antrim.

Portballintrae, Giants Causeway, County Antrim.  Property 10919

This fabulous town house is located in a development only 100 yards from the beach in Portballintrae and 1 mile from Bushmills. Tastefully furnished throughout an ideal base to enjoy this area. Portballintrae is a popular sea side town with attractions such as the Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Dunluce Castle, Bushfoot Golf course and the Famous Rope Bridge all within 2 miles of the property. The property is only 5 miles from Portrush with walking, boating, golf and water sports, and there is great shopping in Coleraine so there is something for all the family to enjoy.

Shop 200 yards. Pub. Restaurant 500 yards. Beach 100 yards.

GF: 2 doubles 1 with ensuite shower room, adult bunk, bathroom with shower over bath. FF: lounge, kitchen, dining room, twin.

Electricity and gas central heating included, linen and towels included, TV, dvd player, freezer, microwave, w/machine, dryer, freeview, partially enclosed garden, private off road parking. Sorry no pets. No Smoking.

Extra Details...

~£100 refundable security deposit is payable on arrival

Bushfoot Golf Club
Nine hole course with double tees adjoining a tranquil seaside village and offering prime sea views. This very tight course, mixing links and parkland elements, demands the peak of accuracy. Each year, the course hosts the Bushfoot International Ladies Tournament for four days in June. For more information visit www.bushfootgolfclub.co.uk.

Giants Causeway
At the foot of the basaltic cliffs along the sea coast at the edge of the Antrim Plateau in Northern Ireland, the Giant's Causeway is made up of some 40,000 massive black columns sticking out of the sea. The dramatic sight has inspired legends of giants striding over the sea to Scotland. The study of these formations by geologists for 300 years has greatly contributed to the development of the earth sciences, and shown that this striking landscape was caused by volcanic activities during the Tertiary Period some 50-60 million years ago.

Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge
Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge is situated between Ballycastle and Ballintoy. One of the most famous things to do in Northern Ireland is to walk across this narrow, scary, swinging rope bridge hovering 80 feet above the sea. Constructed of rope and wooden planks this bridge is connected to a very small offshore island from the mainland and can only be accessed during the summer months as it is removed before winter comes. Only the brave will cross this bridge as it sways to and fro in the wind! Erected in early May and taken down in mid-September where its main purpose was for the access to the salmon fishery on the small steep island sixty feet away.

Water sports, Surfing, Coastal walks 100 yards. Golf 0.4 miles. Childrens Playground ½ miles.

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