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Overview
Cottage -
2 Bedrooms
, 2 Bathrooms
, Sleeps 4
Warrenpoint, County Down, Northern Ireland
Four Star Grade Approved ( Tourism Northern Ireland )
This luxurious and charming 19th century cottage has recently been renovated to provide spacious, comfortable accommodation with an open plan kitchen and dining hall area leading into a cosy sitting room with gas fire. The accommodation provides two beautifully furnished bedrooms, one double bedroom (The Oystercatcher) with en suite, and one twin bedroom (The Sandpiper) with separate bathroom. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. We also provide a Welcome Pack. A conservatory leading from the dining hall overlooks a well laid out garden. The cottage is within easy walking distance of the town, local shops and restaurants as well as the beach and promenade and is ideally located for visits to the Mountains of Mourne and the Cooley Peninsula..
This luxurious and charming 19th century cottage has recently been renovated to provide spacious, comfortable accommodation with an open plan kitchen and dining hall area leading into a cosy sitting room with gas fire. The accommodation provides two beautifully furnished bedrooms, one double bedroom (The Oystercatcher) with en suite, and one twin bedroom (The Sandpiper) with separate bathroom. Bathrobes and slippers are provided. We also provide a Welcome Pack. A conservatory leading from the dining hall overlooks a well laid out garden. The cottage is within easy walking distance of the town, local shops and restaurants as well as the beach and promenade and is ideally located for visits to the Mountains of Mourne and the Cooley Peninsula..
Listing #HL241757
About the Owner
Norman P
Languages spoken:English
Response Rate:100%
Response Time:Within a few hours
Reviews from our community
1 - 3 of 56 reviews
21
Location, space, amenities and decor were most excellent and greatly exceeded our expectations. All appointments in the cottage are first class, nothing spared. Highly recommended for a couple or a family.
Thank Bruce P
1
It was a beautiful cottage. All was neat and well maintained. They even provided a few groceries which is nice for the day you arrive. All in all, it was a great and wonderful experience. 5 stars!
Thank bljohns2n
Amenities
- Cable/satellite TV
- Central Heating
- Cooker
- Dining Seats (4)
- Dishwasher
- Double Beds:(1)
- Dryer
- DVD Player
- En Suite Rooms (1)
- Freezer
- Full Baths (1)
- Grill
- Hairdryer
- Internet Access
- Iron
- Kettle
- Linens Provided
- Living Room Seats (4)
- Microwave
- Mountain Views
- Ocean Views
- Parking
- Private Garden
- Refrigerator
- Single Beds:(2)
- Stereo System
- Toaster
- Towels Provided
- TV
- Washer
- Wi-Fi
House rules
- Kid-friendly
- Pets not allowed
- Smoking not allowed
- Check in: 4:00 PM
- Check out: 11:00 AM
Bathrooms
- 1 Full bath
- 1 Attached (ensuite)
Bedrooms
- 2 Twins
- 1 Full
Map
About the neighbourhood
Warrenpoint sits at the southern approach to the Mournes and at the point where the Clanrye River and Newry Canal open into Carlingford Lough. There was no town of Warrenpoint up until the beginning of the 19th century. The town was planned and built on a grid system by the landlords in Narrow Water.
The square is one of the largest in Ireland and saw many 'fair days' up until the late 1950s. The town came to prominence in the early 19th century, first as an outport for Newry, developing a thriving timber trade with North America and Canada.
By the mid 1800s Warrenpoint had grown to the 5th largest port in Ireland, in terms of imports and exports, including people. A plaque stands at the corner of the town dock to commemorate the thousands of emigrants who passed through the tow... more
The square is one of the largest in Ireland and saw many 'fair days' up until the late 1950s. The town came to prominence in the early 19th century, first as an outport for Newry, developing a thriving timber trade with North America and Canada.
By the mid 1800s Warrenpoint had grown to the 5th largest port in Ireland, in terms of imports and exports, including people. A plaque stands at the corner of the town dock to commemorate the thousands of emigrants who passed through the tow... more
Access
Car advised
How to get there
Airport: Belfast: 90.0 km
Railway: Newry: 15.0 km
Ferry: Belfast: 80.0 km
Activities nearby
Fishing Nearby, Golf Course Is On Site Or Within 15 Mins Walk, Horse Riding Nearby, There Are Tennis Courts Nearby, Watersports Nearby, Nearest Beach: 0.1 km.
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