Bayview Townhouse

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Townhouse |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Portballintrae in Bushmills

from £60 / night

£425–£500 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, no pets allowed

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About the home

This is a modern 3 bedroom townhouse in the popular fishing village of Portballintrae, it offers self catering accommodation close to the Bayview hotel. Therefore benefits from having all the facilities of a hotel close to hand.

Master bedroom is en suite with a double bed; second bedroom is also a double with the third offering bunk beds. Living room is open plan with the kitchen and had a gas fire for those cold winter or summer nights. All mod cons available.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Modern property with all mod con's within.

Further details outdoors:
This townhouse is part of the Bayview complex, therefore is close to the hotel bar and restaurant, only a short walk to the bay, beach and golf club. Car park space is within the Bayview hotel complex so is secure. The property offers a small garden to the front and a car parking space to the back.

Further details

You will be required to pay a £100 cash deposit which we be returned after you leave the property.

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Front view of the house

 

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Livingroom

 

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Master bedroom

 

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Second Bedroom

The County Antrim region

At the Heart of the World-Famous. Giant's Causeway Coast
Places of interest include; Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Dunluce Castle, Bushfoot Golf course and the Famous Rope Bridge, all within 2 mile of the apartment.
Within 10 miles, include, Royal Portrush Golf Club, Portstewart Golf Club and Castlerock Golf Club.

The Bushmills / Portballintrae area

Walks

What better way to get right into the heart of the Irish countryside than by walking or cycling. They are ideal ways to discover the true beauty and charm of Ireland and it's people, and you can do it at your own pace.

Enjoy a leisurely walk or cycle down uncrowded roads and explore the beautiful, often spectacular, scenery along the way.

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.

Royal Portrush Golf Club

One of three 'Royal' courses in Northern Ireland, Portrush is steeped in history both golfing and otherwise, being overlooked by the ruins of Dunluce Castle. The only course in Ireland to have hosted the Open Championship (1951, when Max Faulkner won) it is on everybody's short-list of top Irish courses, a great test of any golfer's shot-making and nerve.

Bushmills distillery

The Old Bushmills Distillery is the World's oldest licensed Whiskey Distillery. King James I granted the original License to distil 'Aqua Vitae' in April 1608 and since then Bushmills has been making the finest Irish Malt Whiskey here for almost four hundred years.

Situated just a mile from the spectacular Giant's Causeway, the distillery lies in an area of outstanding natural beauty and rich in history and folklore.

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.

Dunluce Castle

Dunluce Castle was built by Richard de Burgh, the Earl of Ulster. In 1584 it fell to the famous battle hardy MacDonnell clan who ruled this north eastern corner of Ireland in the 16th century. In 1588 the MacDonnells used their helping of the treasures from the Spanish Armada ship the Girona, wrecked off the Giant's Causeway, to refurbish the castle. However, in 1639, during a violent storm, part of the castle fell into the sea after which it was abandoned by the MacDonnells. It has a breathtaking location perched on a cliff top along the spectacular Antrim coast.

Portrush

Dunluce Centre
Barry's Amusements

and many many role attractions.

How to get there

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Easyjet, Ryanair and Flybe all fly to Belfast or Derry

Ferry's come to Larne or Belfast, with P&O or Stena Sealine

Activities near Bushmills

Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Easter	24 Mar 13	31 Mar 13	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
Easter	31 Mar 13	14 Apr 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
April / May	14 Apr 13	5 May 13	425£ 425	60£ 60	60£ 60	3 Nights
May Day	5 May 13	12 May 13	450£ 450	65£ 65	65£ 65	3 Nights
North West 200	12 May 13	26 May 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
Spring Half Term	26 May 13	2 Jun 13	450£ 450	65£ 65	65£ 65	3 Nights
June	2 Jun 13	16 Jun 13	425£ 425	60£ 60	60£ 60	3 Nights
June / July	16 Jun 13	7 Jul 13	450£ 450	65£ 65	65£ 65	3 Nights
Summer Peak	7 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	500£ 500	-	-	1 Week
Sept	1 Sep 13	8 Sep 13	450£ 450	65£ 65	65£ 65	3 Nights
Airshow	8 Sep 13	15 Sep 13	500£ 500	70£ 70	70£ 70	3 Nights
Sept	15 Sep 13	22 Sep 13	450£ 450	65£ 65	65£ 65	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Deposit is 25% of rental rate plus booking fee of £4.99. The remaining balance is due 6 weeks before arrival.

Booking fee is additional to any rental rates stated.

There is no charge for electric or oil/gas, linen and towels will be provided.

Availability

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