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A bright, open kitchen area features light cabinetry and modern appliances. Colorful accents are provided by decorative items and a patterned rug. A cozy seating area includes a green couch and white chairs, while large windows allow natural light to fill the space.

Guesthouse in Ardglass

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 543 reviews

Cottage on the beach

The cottage is right on the shore. It is self contained with a kitchen area and small bathroom. The twin beds, on a mezzanine floor, can be hooked up to make a super king-sized bed. Guests will have access to the beach and a garden area. Parking is on site. Although there is no washing machine, I can wash clothes for guests in my house which is next door. I live next door and will interact with guests as much or as little as they wish. I am usually at home, but if I am travelling I will arrange for a neighbour to keep contact with my guests. Coney Island is between Ardglass and Killough. There are shops and restaurants in both. It is under an hour from Belfast and within sight of the Mourne Mountains and Newcastle. Ardglass has a golf course and there are lots of opportunities locally for walking, fishing and watersports. Public transport is limited, but possible. There is a bus from Dublin airport with a connection to Downpatrick. There is a bus from both Belfast airports with connections to Downpatrick, about six miles from Coney Island. If I am home I will pick up guests from Downpatrick. Taxi fare is around £10. The upper floor is accessible to able bodied adults and children, but would present problems to anyone with mobility problems. (See Pic)

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A cozy living area is adorned with equestrian-themed photographs prominently displayed on the walls. A comfortable gray sofa is complemented by soft cushions, while a wooden table adds an inviting touch. Natural light floods the space through the window, showcasing views of the lush green landscape outside.

Barn in Newry, Mourne and Down

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

The Stable Yard, Tranquil stay in beautiful Down

Unique shed conversion with views to the Mourne mountains. A tranquil location situated on our 10 acre equestrian yard but close to Downpatrick and Crossgar with shops, eateries and pubs. A quirky property with two double bedrooms, open plan living/dining with a wood burning stove and fully equipped kitchen. The equine theme is evident in the design. There's a private south facing garden with access to all of our site with panoramic views over Co Down. Off road parking. Horses and dogs welcome.

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An inviting dining area features a large wooden table surrounded by mixed seating. Natural light filters through a conservatory area adorned with soft furnishings, while decorative lanterns and paper lanterns add a warm touch. A stylish kitchen unit with glass cabinets is positioned against a stone wall.

Home in Portaferry

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Mast House, Portaferry

Mast House is located 20 seconds from the shore. It’s eclectically furnished with big, bright rooms and a conservatory, patio & garden. There’s central heating, a wood burner and a range of kitchen appliances inc coffee machine. The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with roll top bath. The shower is off the kitchen. Note the property has stone steps at the front door/inside, a cast iron spiral staircase open at the top and no TV. We allow dogs subject to confirmation and a cleaning charge.

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A modern studio building is depicted, featuring a sloped roof and large windows. A staircase leads to the entrance, framed by lush greenery and a vibrant hedge. The sky is bright with clouds, enhancing the inviting exterior.

Guest suite in County Down

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews

Bright & modern family-friendly studio in Co. Down

The Studio is a bright, modern self-contained space next to our home in the beautiful Co Down countryside. It is one large space (approx 36m2 with coved ceiling) with living area, queen size bed, 1 single bed and small dining space. We’ve lots of parking and a large garden - plenty of outdoor space for families. We are in the heart of Lecale; 3mi from Ardglass/Downpatrick and 5mi from Strangford Lough. A great base for enjoying nature, the mountains, golf, sailing, beach walks and sea swims.

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A cozy living area features a grey sofa adorned with colorful cushions, positioned against an original stone wall. A bright yellow lamp and a small stack of logs add warmth. The open layout leads to a modern kitchen, with soft natural light flowing through the nearby windows.

Home in Killough

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Cara -Na-Mara (Friend of the Sea)

Killough is a quiet, picturesque village which lies on the Irish Sea shore, near Ardglass, 5 miles from Downpatrick. Cara- Na-Mara is a beautiful, recently renovated 2 bedroom cottage overlooking the sea. Suitable for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families. It's close to all area golf courses including Ardglass and Royal County Down. It is on Lecale Way for walkers and cyclists. There's easy access to the Mourne Mountains, beautiful coastal drives and Strangford Lough.

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A cozy entryway features a wooden crate holding green and patterned pillows. A woven chair adorned with colorful cushions sits beside a radiator. A coat hangs from a single hook, and a pair of black shoes is placed neatly on the wooden floor.

Home in Strangford

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

The Bolthole at Strangford Lough

The Bolthole in Strangford is a small cosy home located in one of Northern Ireland's beautiful coastal villages. The house dating from the early 1800's, with a later extension, has living, dining and kitchen area, two bedrooms and bathroom. There are great views across Strangford Lough to the coastal village of Portaferry. Strangford village is a great location near historic houses, castles and the Mourne mountains. It has great restaurants, pubs and perfect for Game of Thrones enthusiasts.

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A cozy nook is presented with two armchairs positioned by a large window, offering views of the beach and sea. A table with a coffee pot and flowers is centered between the chairs, while natural light floods the space through the triangular window with patterned curtains.

Home in Kilclief

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

The Beach House Strangford

Unique self-catering house on Kilclief Beach, metres from the waves, with stunning sea views in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Strangford - The Narrows, Angus Rock lighthouse, the Isle of Man (on a clear day!), Kilclief Castle and the Mournes! Short drive to the famous Royal County Down and Ardglass golf courses! Cosy one bedroom house, certified by Tourism NI, with kitchen, dining/living area and bathroom downstairs. Upstairs bedroom adjoins a 2nd living area - the 'look-out'.

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A serene beach scene features soft sand extending along the tranquil shoreline, with gentle waves lapping at the shore. Green hills rise in the background, and the quiet atmosphere reflects the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Cottage in Ballyhornan

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

Ballyhornan Cottage

A beautiful cottage, set off the main road with private parking and large back garden. Surrounded by fields and only a 2 minute walk to Killard beach and the start of the breathtaking Killard National Reserve walk. Just a 10 minute walk in the other direction will have you at Ballyhornan Beach. Castle Ward Estate and Winterfell (GOT) is only 4 miles away and so is the picturesque village of Strangford with plenty of bars and restaurants to enjoy. The house has been recently refurbished.

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A gravel driveway stretches toward the shoreline, where the sun sets over the horizon, casting warm orange and yellow hues across the sky. Lush green grass and hedges frame the scene, while distant hills create a serene backdrop, embodying the tranquil setting of the glamping pod.

Tiny home in Newry, Mourne and Down

5 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Island View Glamping

Island View Glamping is based along the Lecale shores of County Down soaking in the beautiful surrounding area of the Irish Sea, Guns Island, Mourne Mountains, Dromara Hills & Isle of Man. This unique self-catering pod, is ideal for couples, or anyone wanting a place to reconnect with the important things in life, watching the sun melt into the Irish Sea in a blaze of orange glory, crashing waves and the starriest of night skies in a luxurious and snug interior. The perfect escape!

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A close-up view of the property number 19 is provided, positioned against a backdrop of a sandy beach and gentle waves. A lush green island can be seen in the distance, under a bright blue sky with a few scattered clouds.

Home in Ardglass

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

CONEY Ardglass, Newry Mourne & Down.

"Coney", an old fisherman's cottage, is situated right on the beach. South facing with stunning views straight out to sea, and west to the majestic Mourne Mountains, it is a deceptively spacious and comfortable home. The tasteful and comfortable décor allows residents to relax and de-stress, while enjoying all modern comforts. A relaxing haven for golfers wanting to enjoy Royal County Down golf club (only 15miles drive round the coast) and Ardglass Golf Club (less than 1 mile drive).

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A coastal view is presented from the bothy, showcasing gentle waves lapping at the shore. Vegetation frames the scene, with wild grasses and wildflowers in the foreground. The sky is partly cloudy, allowing soft light to reflect on the water's surface, enhancing the serene landscape.

Cabin in Cloughey

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Bird Island Bothy

Wake with the rising sun, shrill calls of the wading birds, and waves breaking on the shore only meters away. The wild shore and vegetation provide a great habitat for birds, mammals, insects and spiders typical of the Irish coast. Wading birds can be seen feeding along the undisturbed shore. Bird Island Bothy has the feel of a sailing ship's cabin with chunky wooden beams, mock four-poster bed and plush velvet curtains. A great base from which to explore the Ards Peninsula.

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The charming cottage is approached by a gravel pathway, framed by lush greenery and trees. Solar panels are visible on the roof, indicating a focus on sustainability. A wooden gate and fence mark the entrance, inviting guests into a serene and private retreat.

Cottage in Killyleagh

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

An art and garden lover's hideaway

Thoughtfully designed cottage, part of owner's main house but self-contained when guests are staying. Lake to the rear, mountains out front. Comfortable bedroom with ensuite bathroom, 3D home cinema/living room, cathedral ceiling and wood burning stove. Bathe outside in your own hot tub overlooking the lake. Kitchen, with spacious conservatory. You'll find everything included to make your stay safe, easy and comfortable. Safe and private.