ROSTREVOR SELF CATERING - AN RADHAIRC

An Radhairc Self Catering - Rostrevor Holidays, Self Catering  Accommodation, Rostrevor, Co Down, Northern Ireland

Welcome to An Radhairc Self Catering Accommodation in Rostrevor, County Down. An Radhairc  (meaning spectacular views) is a  3 star certified self-catering holiday cottage providing excellent accommodation. 

An Radhairc Holiday's provides a panoramic view of the adjacent Mourne Mountains with forest clad Sliabh Martin displaying the famed Cloughmore Stone. Gaelic legend claims this 'big stone' was thrown from Co Louth, across Carlingford Lough, by the great Irish warrior Cuchulain, to rest at the top of Sliabh Martin.

The cottage is within a walking distance of Carlingford Lough, Kilbroney Park and its Fairy Glen and amenities. It is also within a short distance of St Bronaghs ancient Church and graveyard, where the ruins of her monastery and holy well are today, and  it offers the perfect location to holiday and explore the Mourne region. 

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The cottage has 3 bedrooms and sleeps 5 guests comfortably:  1 Double bedroom, 1 Twin bedroom, 1 Single bedroom. It includes all modern conveniences and is finished to a very high standard.

There is a lovely sun room with stunning views of the mountains. The lounge has a fireplace for those chilly winter evenings.

Facilities:  

WiFi, Central heating, open fire, washing machine, fridge/ freezer, microwave, TV, VCR, bed linen and towels supplied, limited mobility access,  pets by arrangement, enclosed back garden, outdoor play area nearby.

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Activities Nearby

Kilbroney Park is just a 5 min walk away and is situated in a stunning location where mountain, sea and valley create a scenic wonderland.  The Park overlooks Carlingford Lough and these ninety seven acres of beautiful parkland. The park offers an excellent range of facilities, including a children's play area, tennis courts, cafe, the Cloughmore Centre and top-class mountain bike trails.  The Park also provides numerous options for the walker, including two way marked trails.

THE NARNIA TRAIL is a recent addition to the Park, taken from a book by  C.S. Lewis. Born in Belfast in 1898.  His Chronicles of Narna have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and his early years of holidaying in Rostrevor influenced his writing.  This family trail seeks to capture the imagination of children of all ages.

Holiday activities  includes shops, bars, restaurants,  fishing, water activities golfing, hillwalking, sandy beach, mountains,  Rostrevor Village to Warrenpoint. (3 mile).

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Please contact your host Mrs Josephine Higgins directly for enquiries.