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Enjoy a relaxing holiday in one of our self-catering holiday homes available to rent in the Giant's Causeway area in Northern Ireland.

Book Ballintrae Park online at https://www.airbnb.com/h/ballintraeparkcausewaycoast or book with house directly. 2 houses available for short-term holiday rent in centre of the world famous Causeway Coast, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Causeway Coast caters for all with stunning beaches, cliff top and country walks, world class golf courses, great restau

rants, Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and Game of Thrones locations............the list goes on! Enjoy a simple relaxing family holiday by the beach, an energetic week of walking, riding and water sports in stunning surroundings, a romantic weekend getaway by a log fire, or a combination of them all!

53 Ballintrae Park is a newly-renovated, 3 bedroom townhouse in a quiet residential area only a few minutes walk from the beach. Situated in the coastal village of Portballintrae, the world famous Giant’s Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Dunluce Castle and Royal Portrush Golf Course are all within a 10 minute drive. Sleeping accommodation is on the ground floor with 2 double rooms (one ensuite), a twin room and bathroom. There is also a utility/wet room with shower which you can use on returning from the beach/golf course/a walk and wash yourself and equipment before entering the rest of the house. Outside there is a large patio area with garden furniture and gas barbeque, and ample parking space. Upstairs there is a fully equipped kitchen (including dishwasher) with dining and a comfortable sitting area. There is also a living room which opens up onto a large balcony with sunbeds, table and chairs. In the living room there is a wood-burning stove for cosy winter evenings by the fire. Both upstairs rooms have lovely views across the village to the Giants Causeway and the Scottish Isle of Islay beyond. Additional features included Sky HD and DVD player with a small collection of DVD’s, family games and a section of books for all tastes. Bed linen, normal use of heating and electricity and a small welcome pack is included. Castle Cottage, set just off the Harbour Road on the outskirts of Ballintoy village, is perfect for romantic weekends, family holidays or for those looking for a base for walking. Ballintoy is a sleepy little village half way between the Giant’s Causeway and the town of Ballycastle. With its picturesque harbour and the famous Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge it is a popular destination for those wishing for a restful break from the hustle and bustle. It is also becoming well-known for its numerous "Game of Thrones" film locations. Castle Cottage is a compact cottage built in the traditional Irish style but with all modern facilities. The kitchen has oven and hob, fridge/freezer and microwave. T.V., DVD, washer/dryer, ironing facilities and hairdryer are also provided. Books and board games are available for your entertainment. To compliment the central heating the cosy kitchen/living room also features a log-burning stove. The cottage has two bedrooms – a double master bedroom and a second bedroom with twin bunks most suitable for children - and a shower room. The garden includes a deck area overlooking the historic Ballintoy Church, with views to Rathlin Island and the Mull of Kintyre (Scotland) beyond. Patio furniture and gas barbeque are provided. The cottage is only a short walk from Ballintoy harbour with its coffee shop or (in the opposite direction) to the village with its pubs/resturants, confectionery shops and childrens’ playground. Live traditional music is provided in the local pubs most weekends throughout the year. For those interested in walking it is adjacent to the coastal path, which stretches from Portstewart to Ballycastle, taking in Dunluce Castle, the Giant’s Causeway, Dunseverick Castle and the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.

20/04/2024

Timmy Mallet visits the well-known house just down the on road from Castle Cottage

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07/01/2024

3 bedroom home near Giants Causeway and Bushmills

27/11/2023

16/07/2023

A lovely day on the Causeway Coast!

📸 Éadach by Sara O'Neill

16/07/2023

20/06/2023

11/06/2023

👌 Whiterocks, Portrush
📷 ColinBelfast

07/06/2023

Wow!

19/10/2022

Night time magic on Downhill Beach 🌔

📸 : ally.filsdeau (Instagram)
📍 : Downhill Beach

04/10/2022

Superhost status again 😁

Entire townhouse in Coleraine, United Kingdom. My place is near the beach, a couple of restaurants and within a few minutes drive of attractions such as the Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distiller...

18/09/2022

Wow!

Temple in the stars.

Picture - Patryk Sadowski Photography

23/07/2022

The long and winding road leading to Ballintoy.

📸 Jonny Clyde Photography

28/05/2022

Ballintoy Harbour

📸 : seanharkinphotography

25/05/2022

Ballintoy

📸 : _garybayne_

18/03/2022

Stunning sunset this evening in Ballintoy 💕

12/03/2022

The castle by the ocean

There is something special about standing at the edge of a basaltic cliff, with the surround sound symphony of the Atlantic breakers and the last fleeting warmth of the spring sunlight on your face. Good for the soul...

05/03/2022

Ballintoy
📸 : Captured Moments North Coast

04/03/2022

A wooden fishing boat dating back to the 1800s that was submerged below sand has been found on a Co Antrim beach following the recent storms.

09/01/2022

53 Ballintrae Park has been awarded superhost status on Airbnb for the 21st time 😊

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15/10/2021

‘Fairhead on the Sea of Moyle’

Fairhead is a 600ft dolerite columned cliff face carved by the same volcanic forces that created the nearby ‘Giants Causeway’ over 60 million years ago.

Fairhead towers over the ‘Sea of Moyle’ made famous by the myth ‘The Children of Lir’. This tale states that 4 children were put under a spell that turned them into swans, they then spent 300 years floating these turbulent waters below this cliff, unable to come ashore until the spell was finally broken. 🦢

📸 Gareth Wray Photography
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24/09/2021

20/09/2021

“Northern Lights from Portballintrae last night!”

📸 Kathleen Millar

19/09/2021

Northern Lights show at Magheracross View Point

📷 Aerial Vision NI

18/09/2021

Northern lights at Dunluce Castle last night. Good start to the "season" 💚
📸 Andrew Thompson.

14/09/2021

A beautiful walk along the headland, and our little cottage nestled in the little group of houses just visible in the middle of the photo ☺️

Here is a view of the walk between Carrick a Rede and Ballintoy Church, when traffic is at a high level the quarry floor becomes an overspill car park. The path follows the fence along the top of the old quarry which you can see in the image, Ballintoy Harbour is just visible to the right of the image.

Hard to believe this headland once (circa 1840s) reached out to the tip of what we see today and stood tall with the remains of a large promontory fort on the top. Over a hundred years of limestone extraction took place here until the early 60s, as a kid I remember the sounds of explosions when I stayed in the village with my relatives. Several years after its closure the site was absorbed by the National Trust.

Fascinating location, I will post a view from the path for those who have never been and are thinking about a visit.

More information can be found on my website: www.causewaycoastalroute.com

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