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Lough Mill House The back garden provides plenty of space to dine or play. Regular workers and their families got a 2 storey, one bedroom terrace. Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
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In Whiteabbey village with coastal views overlooking Newtownabbey beach and within easy reach of Belfast, this two-bedroom terrace has open-plan living, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Nestled in the suburb of Newtownabbey, this old mill workers terrace, Lough Mill House was built by the Whiteabbey Flax Spinning & Weaving Company around 1900 for their workers. According to the locals, this house w

as one of only a handful of 3 storey houses, which only mill supervisors and their families were able to inhabit. Coal for the mill was brought into a number of piers. The only one to survive is Legg Pier, in front of the house. Just across the road from a beach and within easy reach of the bustling city of Belfast, this two-bedroom terrace is a superb base for a small family or four friends. Park up at the rear of the property before stepping inside to discover the beautifully presented open-plan living space. The contemporary kitchen, hosts an oven, hob, microwave and dishwasher. The level garden has plenty of space to relax and play. There is a super-king-size and a twin bedroom, which both enjoy scenic views of the coast. There is a folding desk and monitor in superking bedroom for working from home. All beds have Hypnos wool mattresses and Hypnos wool mattress protectors, Hypnos and Dorma pillows and a minimum of 200 thread count bedding. The terrace sits on a busy main road. While its windows are high quality new double glazed, for light sleepers there are complimentary earplugs – a light sleeper might struggle for the first night if you are not used to background noise. There is an en-suite shower room and a bathroom. A stroll across the road will lead you to the beach, where you can enjoy walking and swimming. There’s a public slipway handy for launching kayaks and paddleboards. If that's not for you why not test your swing at Fortwilliam Golf Course? Whiteabbey village has two restaurants, three takeaways, a pharmacy, Spar convenience shop (with hot food counter and post office), a wine bar, pub, florist, laundrette/dry cleaner, two hairdressers, a pet hairdresser, an art cafe and not least, a locally famous Maud’s ice cream shop that has to be on anyone’s to do list. Also visit Jordanstown Loughshore Park and Children’s Playpark which is only 0.5 miles away. The nearby historical town of Carrickfergus, complete with 12th century castle boasts a marina which has short term berthing facilities for holidaying sailing enthusiasts. The town has a public pool with its own pirate ship, perfect for keeping all the family entertained! A great base from which to explore the world famous Causeway Coastal route from your door step or via with the M5 motorway a short drive away! Visit the Giant Causeway, Carrick a Rede rope bridge, Mussenden Temple or one of the many beaches. If you’re a Game of Thrones fan you’ll want to visit the many filming locations including those dark hedges. There are so many things to see and do on the Causeway coast but it’s yours to explore! If you fancy some city delights, nip seven miles down the M2 to Belfast. You’ll find the Titanic museum and neighbouring Titanic Hotel, the original drawing offices of Harland and Wolf where the Titanic was designed. You can explore the history of Belfast and visit former hot spots of the troubles including the peace wall; still closed every night. The heart of the city hosts a plethora of great eateries and high street stores. If something between coast and city appeals, head to Belfast zoo but keep climbing the hill behind it to reach the imposing Belfast Castle. If you keep climbing, you’ll reach Napoleons Nose; the top of the Cave Hill where you will be rewarded with breath taking views of the City, across Belfast lough and down the County Down coast line to the historic town of Bangor. Hill walkers will be spoilt for choice between the Antrim Hills and Mourne Mountains. It doesn’t get any easier for golf lovers with Royal County Down less than an hour away and Royal Portrush an hour away! For seaside views and much to see and do, choose Lough Mill House. Maximum capacity is four guests.

01/03/2024

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The Village Butchers pork and leek sausages were yummy 😋
17/02/2024

The Village Butchers pork and leek sausages were yummy 😋

Previous guest, if you're missing your mug (understandably!), please message to arrange its return.
10/02/2024

Previous guest, if you're missing your mug (understandably!), please message to arrange its return.

Fab honey chicken & Italian sausages (with penne pasta) from The Village Butchers, Whiteabbey. Affordable & tasty. Nice ...
22/09/2023

Fab honey chicken & Italian sausages (with penne pasta) from The Village Butchers, Whiteabbey. Affordable & tasty. Nice shop & friendly staff.

19/08/2023

OMG........

I could stay here forever.  View from top bedroom.
01/05/2023

I could stay here forever. View from top bedroom.

Chuffed for the Coast Guard Boathouse, Belfast for being shortlisted for the prestigious Northern Ireland Giant Spirit A...
08/09/2022

Chuffed for the Coast Guard Boathouse, Belfast for being shortlisted for the prestigious Northern Ireland Giant Spirit Awards! Just shows what a great holiday destination Whiteabbey village is! Well done!

We are delighted to launch the Tourism NI Giant Spirit Awards – a new and simplified industry excellence awards programme that will build on the legacy of the Northern Ireland Tourism Awards which ran for over forty years.

How time flies - we welcomed our 3rd set of guests today, all the way from Italy. I'm sure the delights of Whiteabbey wi...
27/08/2022

How time flies - we welcomed our 3rd set of guests today, all the way from Italy. I'm sure the delights of Whiteabbey will be up to par 🌅

What's your view at work like? Lough Mill House's roofers view of the beach. Not bad!
16/08/2022

What's your view at work like? Lough Mill House's roofers view of the beach. Not bad!

Northern Ireland Open Water Swimming - can't recommend swimming at Legg Pier Whiteabbey enough. Rock and seaweed free fr...
15/08/2022

Northern Ireland Open Water Swimming - can't recommend swimming at Legg Pier Whiteabbey enough. Rock and seaweed free from public slip way right out to the pier. We've still to join the The Dirty Dippers 🌊 who go from there. They look like a friendly bunch. 🏊

15/08/2022

It's a big day for Lough Mill House. We've been getting techy & adding photos to Facebook but our big news is that we welcome our first 4 guests today! I hope they love LMH as much as we do. 🏠🚗❤️

15/08/2022
Some photos of heaven by the beach!
15/08/2022

Some photos of heaven by the beach!

13/08/2022

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