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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Cushendun in Glens of Antrim

from £50 / night

£345–£445 / week

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

24 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, no pets allowed

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About the home

# If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air, quaint little villages here and there.# (Groove Armada, At the River, 1999. Repeat several times)

The Boutique Bothy - 11 The Bay Apartments - Cushendun - County Antrim - Northern Ireland

Definitions:
boutique:/bu?tik/ [boo-teek]
noun - any small, exclusive business offering high end, customised service.
adjective - characteristic of a small, exclusive producer, business or service.
bothy:?b??i/ [both-ee]
noun - a hut or small cottage, a farm worker's summer quarters, a mountain shelter.

Roll up! Roll up! Spend a few nights staying in an alliterative oxymoron. There's a first time for everything.

Boutique urban chic in an Irish seaside village of outstanding natural beauty. Throw away the chintz, fire up the iPod, kick back with a Sailor Jerry and Ginger, throw open the balcony windows and watch the tide come and go. You might even get treated to a sea spray.

And the speed of the tide is the speed of just about everything while staying in The Boutique Bothy in Cushendun. This is the perfect bolthole from which to do as much or as little as you wish. Tackle the many walks or cycle rides over one of the nine Glens of Antrim or watch others attempt the far top road to Murlough Bay through your binoculars while reclining from the comfort of your dramatic vantage point.

But take care. You feel as though you are toppling into the sea as you look over Cushendun the quaint National Trust village with its authentic turn of the century Cornish (you have to find out the connection) thatched cottages.

And what a view. Swathes of golden sand, a pretty fishing village, ancient castles, the timeless River Dun and a tiny story book harbour. All assembled under your nose while the glorious backdrop of the fields of a far glen demands your attention.

No this isn't the Lakes or the Med. It's the Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland, the UK's most under-rated coast. And this boutique seaside apartment is hardly a bothy either but you get the point. Turning away from the view you are invited to get comfy in a two bedroom, two bathroom den with all the cool contemporary features you might expect in a top city hotel. Wi-fi, iPod docking station, a muscular Denon music system and for once, a kitchen stocked with all the equipment and back up ingredients that Jamie Oliver would expect. So not just salt, pepper and sugar. It's got the lot right down to the toasted sesame oil, the organic stock cubes and the smoked Maldon sea salt. And later as you slide into cool Egyptian cotton sheets you relax as all your needs and more have been met.

There's plenty for kids here too. The beach is yards away and round the corner are the famous caves of Cushendun which have enthralled youngsters for generations. And they never forget their first mackerel caught at the mouth of the Dun river or the body boarding in the bay. (Wet suits provided for all ages.)

The nearby Causeway coast offers the World Heritage Site of the Giant's Causeway, the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and the beautiful coastal villages of Ballycastle, Balintoy and the glorious White Sands bay.

Nearer to home we have Randal's Rope Works Bar right next door and a pint of the black stuff sitting outside on the harbour as the sun goes over the Glen is a magic moment of awe and wonder. In the village there is also a small cafe and Mary McBride's pub, once the smallest bar in the whole of Ireland. And as for the weather? There is no bad weather in Ireland. Only inappropriate clothing.

And if it does rain there's always The Great Indoors and the bitterweet comforts of peat smoke, whiskey and traditional Irish music. Sláinte.

By the way, did I mention the view?

PS: Welcome Pack. Arrive to a complimentary bundle of starter groceries. Expect a bottle of wine, milk, wheaten bread, fruit, jam and a warm local welcome from Bridget, your point of contact during your stay.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Welcome Pack. Arrive to a complimentary bundle of starter groceries. Expect a bottle of wine, milk, wheaten bread, fruit, jam and a warm local welcome from Bridget, your point of contact during your stay.

TWO FAMILIES? Get in touch if you want to holiday with friends in a larger group. I can contact another nearby luxury apartment to check for availability so that you can holiday virtually together.

A comprehensive, alphabetical user guide is available by email on request from the owner.
Complementary WIFI
i Pod docking station
Well equipped kitchen and well stocked pantry
8 wet-suits sized from small child to adult
Maps and walking guides
DVD library
Music library and collection

Further details

The apartment is on the second floor with about 40 stairs to climb.

Duty of Care

Please kindly note that The Bay Apartments is also a partly residential community and so great care should be exercised to avoid any behaviours which would contravene the agreements in place or which would spoil the peace and enjoyment of our neighbours. In particular, guests should observe the following conditions:

1. Nothing should be left in the common parts of the development which would obstruct the common passages such as stairwells, pathways, driveways, parking areas and lobbies.

2. Not between the hours of 11.00 pm and 9.00 am to create any noise or allow any noise of a musical instrument or music system so as to cause annoyance to the owners or occupiers of adjoining apartments. This means no parties.

3. Not to hang or expose any clothes or other articles outside the apartment.

4. Not to smoke inside the building or to leave cigarette ends on the ground in any of the external common areas.

Many thanks for observing these conditions.

Conditions

Terms & Conditions

• Deposit will be forfeited unless 21 days notice of cancellation is given.
• Full payment must be paid 4 weeks prior to arrival please.
• Arrivals by 4.00 pm please and apartment must be vacated by 11a.m on the day of departure.
• All deposits are acknowledged and all bookings are confirmed.
• Hirer is responsible for any breakages or damage to house or equipment. We don't take a breakage deposit so any breakages and damage should be notified to the proprietor and paid for before departure.
• The owner will not hold responsibility for any accidents, loss or damage which may be sustained by the hirer or others.
• Number of persons booked for must not be exceeded.
• NO PETS ALLOWED. NO SMOKING ALLOWED.

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View from the kitchen to the beach and part of the village

 

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View from the balcony over the bay and the Glen beyond.

 

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Lounge/kitchen with seaview backdrop

 

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Well equipped and stocked kitchen with cooking island

The County Antrim region

Let me introduce you to the County of Antrim ...

Rugged coastal scenery, the famous Giant's Causeway, sandy beaches, tranquil glens, forest parks, pretty fishing villages, historic castles, Neolithic monuments, picturesque villages, Bushmills distillery....County Antrim in Northern Ireland has them all.

Northern Ireland's Causeway Coast and Antrim Glens – an area of unsurpassed beauty, a unique fusion of tangible heritage and magnificent scenery. An area whose breathtaking and rugged coastline merges into the romantic landscape of its deep silent glens and lush forest parks. Head north to the dramatic "Causeway Coast" where around 40,000 basalt columns rise out of the sea to form magnificent cliffs. This has been the most popular attraction in Northern Ireland for at least 300 years.

The wonders don't stop there as the region has been made famous by the Causeway Coastal Route which is seen as 'one of the world's great road journeys' and one of the most outstanding scenic car touring drives in the world featuring the Giant's Causeway. It's a voyage not to be rushed and provides a journey of exploration, where imagination meets reality and where every village and town, castle and rocky shore are waiting to be discovered.

Nearby in Portrush is the Dunluce Centre which features unique attractions providing thrills and enjoyment for the whole family including Ireland’s only 4-D Turbo Tours motion simulator cinema. Finn McCools 3 floor soft play adventure playground is ideal for younger members of the family. The Darklight Laser Drome provides action fun for all members of the family and the centre also has a viewing tower which offers a superb panoramic view of Portrush and the surrounding coastal area. The Centre includes a Coffee Shop, Gift Shops and Tourist Information Centre.

At nearby Bushmills you can experience for yourself the unique whiskey making tradition at Irelands oldest working whiskey distillery, granted a royal licence to distil in 1608. The Old Bushmills Distillery offers guided tours which take 45 mins and demonstrates the complete production process from grain to glass. Enjoy a whiskey of your choice in our 1608 Bar at the end of your tour. Admission charge applies to guided tour but the Whiskey/Gift Shop and Cafe are open to the public 7 days a week without charge.

We can only give a taste of what’s on offer including Ireland's top tourist spots, outdoor activities, events and a range of accommodation. We can’t add the scent of the sea breezes or let you feel the soft tread of grass under your feet. We can’t give you the feel of cool clear water as you reach out and touch a waterfall or share the craic of an evening in a character-filled local pub.

You’ll have to come in person for those experiences.......

The Glens of Antrim / Cushendun area

Let me introduce you to Cushendun ...

The picturesque village of Cushendun lies on the County Antrim coast at the mouth of the River Dun. Situated at the foot of Glendun, one of the famous nine Glens of Antrim, Cushendun makes a good base for exploring the surrounding coast and countryside. Much of the village was designed by Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis (who famously created the Italianate fantasy village of Portmeirion in North Wales) between 1912 and 1925. Owned by the National Trust, Cushendun is characterised by quaint whitewashed Cornish-style cottages and boasts a long, unspoilt sandy beach and pretty harbour. A festival week takes place at the end of July.

Surrounding the village, Glendun (meaning 'Brown Glen') is one of the most scenic of the nine glens, and is known as the glen of wild flowers, with lots of deciduous and evergreen woodland. You can walk along the river to the famous Glendun Viaduct, designed by Charles Lanyon in the 1830's; or visit the ruins of Castle Carra, which date from the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The Neolithic court cairn known as Ossian's Grave is not far from Cushendun, while on the outskirts of the village is the mysterious Tiveragh hill, reputed to be the haunt of fairies.

Places of interest nearby:
* Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Antrim, Northern Ireland
* Benvarden Garden
* Carnfunnock Country Park

Places of interest within 5 miles:
* Glenariff Forest Park
* Layd Old Church
* Ardclinis Outdoor Adventure

Places of interest within 10 miles:
* Ballycastle Beach
* Watertop Open Farm
* Bonamargy Friary

Places of interest within 20 miles:
* Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Antrim, Northern Ireland
* Glenarm Castle's Historic Walled Gardens
* Benvarden Garden

How to get there

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Northern Ireland is well served by budget airlines such as Easyjet, BMI Baby and Flybe. Ferries sail from Liverpool to Belfast and Stranraer/Cairnryan in Scotland to Larne or Belfast.


By Air

Belfast City to Cushendun takes about 1' 15" by car:
Take M2 north out of Belfast for 15 miles.
At junction 1 take A26 towards Ballymena.
Take M2 continuation/bypass round Ballymena.
At junction 11 follow signs, then the A42 for Cushendall.
As you approach Cushendall you will see signs for Cushendun.

Belfast International to Cushendun takes 1' 5" by car:
Head west on the A57 towards Antrim.
At Chapel roundabout in Antrim take A26 towards Ballymena.
At junction 11 follow signs, then the A42 for Cushendall.
As you approach Cushendall you will see signs for Cushendun.

City of Derry Airport to Cushendun takes 1' 20":
From airport head east on A2 towards Limavady.
Take Limavady bypass and A 37 to Coleraine.
Take Coleraine bypass and B67 and signs for Ballycastle.
Go through Ballycastle and take road for Cushendall.
After 9 miles take the sign for Cushendun.

Dublin Airport to Cushendun takes 3 hours:
Follow the M1 north towards Belfast.
Merge onto the M1 through Belfast.
Continue on the M2 north out of Belfast for 15 miles.
At junction 1 take A26 towards Ballymena.
Take M2 continuation/bypass round Ballymena.
At junction 11 follow signs, then the A42 for Cushendall.
As you approach Cushendall you will see signs for Cushendun.


By Ferry

Belfast Port to Cushendun takes 1' 15".
Take M2 north out of Belfast for 15 miles.
At junction 1 take A26 towards Ballymena.
Take M2 continuation/bypass round Ballymena.
At junction 11 follow signs, then the A42 for Cushendall.
As you approach Cushendall you will see signs for Cushendun.

Larne Ferry Terminal to Cushendun takes 45":
Follow signs for the A2 Coast Road towards Carnlough.
Follow A2 toward Cushendall.
Take signs for Cushendun.

Activities near Glens of Antrim

Reviews

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19 Mar 2013

“Splendid appartment, great views” A lovelly appartment very well furnished and equiped with spectacular views. The village has a post office which caters for all the essentials of life and the pub serves an excellent Guiness. Local scenery is fantastic and with much appeal to any geologists. Great place Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your happy experiences of the Boutique Bothy. You have managed to hit the nail on the head of it. Paul and Mary

11 Mar 2013

“A great apartment in beautiful surroundings” This apartment was all that was advertised and more. The view over the bay is beautiful and the scenery in the surrounding area is stunning with many beautiful walks. Bridget was warm and welcoming. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a quiet, relaxing break. Response: Thank you very much for your review. We're glad you enjoyed the apartment, the view and the beautiful surrounding countryside and beach etc. Come back soon Paul and Mary

30 Nov 2012

“Excellent accommodation in great location” Excellent accommodation in great location. Great views over the bay. Suitable base for exploring Giants' Causeway, Belfast, Glens of Antrim. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

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31 Oct 2012

“it's what we've been searching for” We absolutely loved the apartment, spend most of the time smiling! We're already checking dates to come back to this little patch of Heaven. We just relaxed and enjoyed the views and from the apartment we were able to tour around the north coast and then sadly back home to the real world. It's exactly what we have been searching for and we will be back. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

28 Oct 2012

“A gem of an apartment with a captivating sea view.” A very well furnished - in the broad sense - apartment, which felt like being at home rather than in a letting. Everything worked! Bridget was very welcoming and made check in and out both pleasant and simple. Cushendun itself is a delight. Despite its stunning setting, there were no crowds while we were there so we were able to find the tranquility we'd hoped for. The views (they change with the weather and the tides) of the bay from the apartment are marvellous. We would go again. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

27 Sep 2012

“Wonderful place, beautiful views. We loved it!” I would have given this place an excellent, but for the stairs we had to climb to get to it. It is decorated nicely and the view is gorgeous. The first 3 days we were there we saw 11 rainbows! We... more Response: Many thanks for such a brilliant review. We're so glad you enjoyed it and you got all the wild life too. We've never spotted an otter! As for the stairs, it's a free fitness class... more

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21 Sep 2012

“Excellent” We really loved this bright modern apartment as a change from twee dark holiday cottages. It has lovely views and is in a beautiful area of the UK which is so quiet apart from the Giant's... more Response: Many thanks. You have hit on the popularity of the Bothy; contemporary and stylish rather than rustic and twee. And a lovely quiet, scenic part of the country. What's not to like? Paul and... more

19 Jul 2012

“Excellent place, enjoyable fortnight” Lovely little 2 bed flat in the picturesque village of Cushendun. Apartment is modern and well equipped, wifi, tv, wooden floors and well fitted kitchen. Beautifully located close to the village shops, beach and pub, the apartment is on the 3rd floor, giving excellent views over the harbor. Will definitely visit use the area again and highly recommend the apartment, even comes with friendly neighborhood goat and swans. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

25 Jun 2012

“Fab and comfortable with great views” We really enjoyed our stay in this property as it was stylish but homely with comfortable furniture, a well-equipped kitchen, good beds, broadband and iPod player. The views across the bay were fantastic and with the veranda doors open we could listen to the sea lapping the shore. Situated in a National Trust village by the sea what more could you want. The Antrim coastline is wonderful. The village pub was friendly and did nice, reasonably priced food. The only thing to point out it is three flights up and may not suit anyone who might struggle with the stairs. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

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14 Jun 2012

“GREAT APARTMENT IN QUIET LOCATION” Views great across bay and to hills beyond. Bridget very welcoming. Spacious apartment with everything you need. Wet suits a great asset if you like going into the sea. Small local post office / supermarket and pub just across the bridge. Spiral staircase with at least 40 steps up to the apartment which my 80 year old father with reduced mobility only just managed but he did say the views made it all worthwhile. Antrim coast drive rated one of the best 5 in the world. Only a short drive to Giant's causeway and you must do the Carrick-a-Reade rope bridge if you have a head for heights - it is some 80 feet above the sea and I only managed to cross it on my fourth time of trying. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

29 May 2012

“Superb location and facilities” Everything was exactly as described - the location, the view, the apartment and its equipment. Cushendun is an excellent base for exploring the Antrim coast and glens, and the shop/PO and pubs were good. And everyone was very friendly. The apartment was clean, well furnished and felt very homely. The broadband speed was better than at home! We had a great, relaxing week. Response: Many thanks for taking the time to share your enjoyment of the Boutique Bothy. Please get in touch if you wish to stay again. Paul and Mary

18 Apr 2012

“great apartment, great location, great value” We stayed the week before easter 2012 and were really pleased with the apartment. We've stayed in plenty of self catering cottages/apartments in the uk and this was one of the best. Nothing much to look at from the outside but a tremendous view over the bay looking out. The apartment was really well furnished and equiped and tastefully presented. We would definitely come back if visiting this part of N Ireland again. Thanks from steve and sally Response: Many thanks for taking the time to complete the review. We're glad you liked it and enjoyed yourselves while at the Boutique Bothy. Regards Paul and Mary

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02 Apr 2012

“Absolutely fabulous!” What attracted me to this accommodation were the photos and the humorously written description of the apartment. Once there, we were delighted to see that the description was in fact exactly as the... more Response: Many thanks for the prompt and such a positive review. It's good that you can confirm that the description of the apartment is not, in fact, over the top nor tongue on cheek. I'm so glad... more

07 Nov 2011

“great place for lovers of walking, fishing and the odd pint” having stayed for a long weekend at the boutique bothy at the northern end of the emerald isle i can honestly say you won't be disappointed. its a top spot for just staying in and a well positioned base for exploring the coastline. very impressed with the quality of the accomodation and the equipment provided and if your'e lucky enough to catch a fish there is everything there to do it justice in the kitchen. must do is check out randall's bar, the last time i had an experience like that i was late and ill prepared for a tutorial. tight lines and have a pint of the black stuff for me. Response: Thanks for the feedback on your stay at the Boutique Bothy. Glad you got a bite and enjoyed the Randall's experience. Hope to see you again soon. Paul and Mary

04 Oct 2011

“Fantastic apartment in a picturesque setting” We had a relaxing two night stay (two adults 3 eleven year olds) The facilities in the apartment are second to none but it retains its homeliness. The village is small but perfectly formed and my children felt safe exploring. The wet suits were brill for swimming in October (in the rain). We all enjoyed the drive to Torr and Fair Head. Got some cobwebs blown off! We will definitely be back! paul was there to meet us and Bridget there when we left. I liked this arrangement and would prefer it to picking up keys etc elsewhere Response: Thanks for taking the time to submit a review. Good to see the wet suits getting some use if only he children's ones! We're glad you enjoyed your stay at the Boutique Bothy and hope to see you again soon. Paul and Mary

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09 Sep 2011

“Lovely apartment - the photos don't do it justice” Three of us (adults) stayed here for the week with plenty of room. In fact the layout of the apartment is really well suited for a week away with fantastic views over the bay, much better than the photos lead you to believe. It is well located for the causeway coast and other attractions and is a really lovely spot. We had a really lovely time. Response: Thanks for taking the time to submit a review. We're glad you enjoyed your stay at the Boutique Bothy and hope to see you again soon. Paul and Mary

07 Sep 2011

“Beautiful” The apartment is very well equiped and comfortable . The location provides fantastic views of Cushendun bay and a great base for exploring the Antrim coast . The village is very quiet and a car would be recommended to fully enjoy the surrounding area . Response: Thanks for taking the time to submit a review. We're glad you enjoyed your stay at the Boutique Bothy and hope to see you again soon. Paul and Mary

17 Aug 2011

“most enjoyable” we spent a most enjoyable and relaxing week in this beautiful apartment with fantasic views over the bay.the kids enjoyed more freedom than usual, being able to walk to the local shop unacompanied and because the apartment is so fantastically positioned they could also walk over the bridge to the beach where i could keep watch from the apartment.my husband took his bike and enjoyed some wonderful cycle rides.we look forward to going again. Response: Cheers! Yes it's perfect for the kids of all ages. Glad you had such a good time. Hope to see you back here in Ireland soon. Paul and Mary

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16 Aug 2011

“'Un petit coin de paradis'” Situated on the sea front in a quiet little village, ideal for those wanting to get away from the bright lights yet well placed to visit the local sites (Giant's Causeway, the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, Glenariff Forest Park , Jameson's Distillery…..) and of course, enjoy the magnificent coastal scenery. The village itself has a general store & two 'authentic' bars one of which serves food. The apartment was very clean & well-appointed with fantastic views over the bay; you have the impression you could virtually reach out and touch the Mull of Kintyre which is just opposite. Fishing possible just in front of the apartment. We had a fantastic week and would thoroughly recommend it. Response: Merci pour la revue du Bothy de Boutique. Je pense que vous avez signifié la Distillerie de Bushmills pas le Jameson qui est loin a Cork! (Irish Republic) Nous sommes contents que vous avez apprécié votre séjour au Bothy de Boutique et à l'espoir pour voir des visiteurs de France encore bientôt. Les meilleurs souhaits et au revoir ! Paul et Mary

13 Aug 2011

“Excellent Property, Stunning Views, Nice Area” I stayed here for four nights with my wife and our two daughters (age 7 and 11) and thoroughly enjoyed the very relaxing break. The Bothy is very well equipped and there are plenty of interesting books about the local area, the WiFi was handy, the kids loved the wetsuits and I enjoyed the odd pint in McBrides ! Cushendun is a lovely wee place and well located as a base for touring around the various local attractions. In summary, a lovely property with stunning views in a very relaxing little village. Response: Thank you. I'm glad you found the true spirit and many features of Cushendun and the Boutique Bothy. Hope to see you here again soon. Paul and Mary

12 Aug 2011

“Cushendun, beautiful part of the world.” Myself and partner went to Cushendun for a wedding, and were very fortunate to find the apartments. It's everything you see in the photo's and more, up to date, plenty of room, great facilities, right next to the harbour, and the most amazing views especially that of the Mull of Kintyre. Cushendun has a lovely beach at your doorstep and the local establishments are well worth a visit. We'll definitely be back. Response: Thank you for the kind words. Happy that you enjoyed the apartment and the village so much. Hope to see you again soon. Kind regards, Paul and Mary

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10 Aug 2011

“Outstanding! Just Perfect!!” My husband and I booked the Bothy for 7 nights with our two small children. It was absolutely perfect for us! The Bothy has everything you could need for a family stay. The kitchen is very well equipped and as someone who loves to cook was lacking in nothing. The rooms are all a great size and there is a a lovely feeling of cosiness throughout, especially in the evenings when you can sit with the balcony doors open and listen to the waves crashing right outside and watch the lights twinkling across the water. The view is literally unbeatable! We have stayed at many places across Scotland and Ireland and this is without doubt one of the best locations we have come across. Although Cushendun is small it has everything you could need. McBrides serves great pub food (although can be hit and miss with opening times and whether you get very friendly manager or not so friendly bar maid) but that doesn't take away from the atmosphere and Randall's, right next door to the apartments, is by far the strangest wee pub (and strangest landlord) we have come across but it all adds to the character of Cusehndun and we spent many happy nights sitting outside in his make shift beer garden with the locals. The local village store is well stocked with fresh fruit and veg etc. but be warned, it does not sell alcohol but you can buy direct from McBrides the pub at very reasonable prices. Ballycastle the next town is only 15 mins away and has a great array of shops and bars / restaurants. Attractions such as Giants Causeway and Atlantic Rope Bridge are also within easy travelling distance so you can head there in the morning and then spend the rest of the afternoon on the fabulous Cushendun beach right outside your door which even though it was the middle of Summer and a weekend, never got too busy. We had a great holiday and at a very reasonable price too. Highly recommended!! Thanks Paul and Mary. Response: Thanks for such a great review. You really found the true soul of the Cushendun/Bothy experience, the locals, the dramatic views etc etc etc. Look forward to seeing you again soon. Kind regards, Paul and Mary

07 Aug 2011

“A Hidden Gem!!” An unforgettable, breathtaking view from a beautifully presented apartment. Very clean and comfortable. Everything you need inside and more!! If you're looking for somewhere to unwind... more Response: Many, many thanks for such a glowing review. We're delighted that you obviously enjoyed the Bothy as much as we do. We look forward to seeing you again in Cushendun in the near... more

16 Jul 2011

“Great view and great value for money” Stayed here for two nights, last minute weekend break with husband and baby. The view from the 2 bedroom apartment was great, looked out onto the coast. Great value for money esp if taking the family... more Response: Many thanks for taking the time to submit such a positive and descriptive review. We're glad you had a good time and that we were able to accommodate you at such short notice! (18 hours must be... more

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Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Spring 2013	6 Apr 13	1 Jun 13	395£ 395	-	-	2 Nights
Summer 2013	1 Jun 13	31 Aug 13	445£ 445	-	-	2 Nights
September 2013	31 Aug 13	28 Sep 13	395£ 395	-	-	2 Nights
October - December 2013	28 Sep 13	21 Dec 13	345£ 345	-	-	2 Nights
Winter Peak 2013	21 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	445£ 445	-	-	2 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.

Special Late Deal rate is payable at the time of booking.

Short Breaks of single or two nights are available at a reduced rate subject to availability and owners discretion.

The price for a 2 or 3 night weekend break is 75% of the normal weekly rental. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental.

Text me on 07929 402294 for best price/late offers.

All rates are inclusive of utilities, bathroom towels, generous welcome pack, 180 degree uninterrupted sea view etc.

We can accept payments by cheque, bank transfer or PayPal in GBP or Euros. Changeover day in the summer months is normally Saturdays but this is not a deal breaker.

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