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Cottage |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Warrenpoint in Newry and Mourne

from £69 / night

£480 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

5 reviews | Write a review

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

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About the home

Four Star Grade (Approved by Northern Ireland Tourist Board)

This charming cottage dates back to the 19th century and 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. A conservatory leading from the dining hall overlooks a well laid out garden. The cottage is within 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.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
A comfortable 2 -seater sofa is in the sitting section of the kitchen.
Bookshelves in the hallway contain a variety of books, jigsaw puzzles and games.
The garden, overlooked by the conservatory, can be enjoyed from the comfort of 2 rattan arm chairs.
A nautical theme runs through most of the cottage and continues into the garden with a beach themed area.

Further details outdoors:
On -street car parking available outside the double-gated entrance to the Cottage.

Further details

Contact the owners regarding availability.

Conditions

Please contact owners direct for any specific requirements over and above those stated.

THERE IS A STRICT NON SMOKING POLICY IN FORCE IN RESPECT OF THE PREMISES AND SURROUNDING PRECINCTS.

THIS PROPERTY DOES NOT ACCOMMODATE STAG/HEN PARTIES.

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Front view of Cedar Cottage

 

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Entrance Patio

 

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Open plan dining hall leading to conservatory

 

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View of relaxation area from dining hall

The Newry and Mourne region

County Down
The towns and villages of Mourne country are exciting destinations in their own right, also good bases for discovering the magic of the mountains. Popular resort Newcastle, where Slieve Donard really does 'sweep down to the sea' offers family fun, plus the bonus of mountains and championship golf (Royal County Down) on your doorstep.
Nearby Bryansford and Tollymore are centres for outdoor adventure - from the sublime to the extreme. There is pony-trekking, bouldering, canoeing, abseiling, hillwalking and even Ireland's only mountainboarding facility! Both Tollymore and Castlewellan have outstanding forest parks. Silent Valley, inland from restored harbour hamlet, Annalong, is another gem. Big plans are afoot for the Mourne area - soon to be designated a National Park.
Round the rocky coast, past busy fishing port Kilkeel, to Victorian Rostrevor. Its park begins as manicured lawns, but as you climb it becomes an arboretum, river walk and finally a mountain trail offering views across Carlingford Lough.
Blue Flag Cranfield Beach is also nearby.
Located in the Gap of the North, Newry is an excellent shopping city and the Newry and Mourne Museum is also well worth a visit.

The Warrenpoint area

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 town in search of a better life.

All year round Warrenpoint offers well known restaurants providing a variety of foods to suit every taste and pocket.
Just outside Warrenpoint is Narrow Water Castle, an excellent example of a tower-house and bawn built about 1568 at the strategic point the Newry or Clanrye River meets Carlingford Lough.

The Magennis Coronation Stone or stone of destiny is located at Bridal Loanan in the town, preserved on its original site. Legend tells how the Magennis clan and all of the sub-clans, who owed allegiance to 'The Magennis', would fill the surrounding countryside while the chieftain of the clan was inaugurated by placing his foot and staff of pwer into slots in the stone.

Warrenpoint Park close to the centre of the town has a magnificent array of flowers and shrubs and the fine Edwardian bandstand is the focus for popular summer band concerts. Facilities include tennis courts and play area.

KIlbroney Forest Park which is situated in nearby Rostrevor (3 mile drive along the coast) is a splendid place to enjoy some outdoor activities.....tennis, horse and carriage rides, and the drive or walk to the "Big Stone. and Hermits Viewpoint." The views are breathtaking.

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Reviews

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03 Apr 2013

“Cedar Cottage provides luxury, comfort and quirky ideas in a lovely location” The family visit to Warrenpoint was all the more successful because of this very comfortable and well sited cottage. It was beautifully decorated and had everything that a visitor would have needed including little extras like a welcome pack. The owners are very accommodating and will be on hand to help with any problems. There are bars and places to eat a short walk away and many beautiful places to visit in the vicinity. eg Kilbroney country park.

03 Oct 2012

“A place you can never regret your money spent.” The services were amazing, and the property is just at edge of the Iris Sea; the couple I in-charge are very much loving and caring.

26 Sep 2012

“I can highly recommend this cottage.” The cottage is impeccably clean, thoughtfully and tastefully furnished and is the most comfortable and pleasant holiday cottage I have ever experienced. I would rate it as excellent.

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07 Sep 2012

“A lovely holiday home cottage with character and a magical little garden.” I was extremely lucky to find this stunning character cottage. I was just about to give up looking for something that would suit my mother who is older and needs few stairs and a walk in shower, when I came across Cedar cottage, What A Wonderful Find ! The pictures though good do not show the love and attention to detail this lovely bright homely holiday home has to offer. All the rooms are a good size well appointed and with everything you could need, as well as a small conservatory and magical little garden. The location was great as it was quiet and peaceful but just a very short walk to all amenities. Pretty park, shops, banks, bars and some lovely restaurants, not to mention the amazing view ! We have booked for next year !

29 Aug 2012

“The perfect retreat.” With bread, milk, butter,coffee, tea and sugar you are made to feel welcome from the very start. The house is delightfully furnished and made for a most comfortable stay. It is less than 10' minutes walk from Warrenpoint town centre, close to which there is a wide variety of restaurants. The garden was small but beautifully maintained and secluded. We enjoed our stay.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	23 Oct 12	28 Dec 12	420£ 420	82£ 82	82£ 82	3 Nights
	28 Dec 12	27 Dec 13	480£ 480	92£ 92	92£ 92	3 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

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

Payments to be made by cheque as detailed on Guest Booking Form

Security deposit will be included in payment and subsequently refunded (if applicable) in accordance with letting agreement.

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