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Fantastic position by the sea but within walking distance of the village of Dundrum which has some great restaurants and a cosy pub. The 2 bedroom cabin is simple but has everything you need. It is in it's own garden. Certified by Tourism NI.

Cosy comfy log cabin with a twin and a double bedroom. It has a small bathroom with a good shower. It has central heating which warms the house very quickly as well as a wood burning stove. There is an electric cooker and a washing machine. Outside is a large secure parking area and a spacious garden. The veranda gets the sun in the evening. Please note: as this is our chill-out zone there is no TV, just a DVD player. There is no broadband but you should be able to get 4G.

Fantastic location for beautiful walks. We are close to Murlough sand dunes and beach which is managed by the National Trust. We are about 3 miles from the Royal Down golf course for the Irish Open. We are on the outskirts of Dundrum, so within walking distance you have a great pub, wonderful restaurants, food shops, a huge car boot sale at the weekends, and of course the 12th century Norman Castle with its fabulous views. The Log Cabin Welcome to Dundrum! The log cabin is just behind the apartments on your right shortly after you enter Keel Point. Open the wooden gates at the back of the apartments and you are there! Hot water/heating: First turn on the red switch nearest to the kettle and toaster. Then open the tall cupboard and you will see the boiler. Turn the knob on the left once to the left, and then the heating should be on. You will get hot water in the taps and in the shower. If you need heat turn the radiators on individually. The instruction manual for the boiler is in the tall cupboard. Turn it off again when you have finished. The stove: The instructions are on the table. Please take care as the cabin is made of wood!! It can get very hot so is not often necessary in summer. The lawn: A caretaker will mow the lawn and tidy generally once a fortnight. Bins: Bins are collected on a Friday. Black bin – normal waste. Blue bin – paper, card, no glass. Dundrum Very small, just one main street. Has a pharmacy, two small basic shops – Spar and Brennan’s. Brennan’s also contains a post office. There is a major car boot sale every weekend at the far end of the town– everything from house clearance rubbish to antiques! But Dundrum is well known for its food. Eating out: Mourne Seafood Bar – you may be able to buy fresh seafood to cook yourself here also. (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Buck’s Head – very good food, slightly more formal setting. (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Dundrum Inn – (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Pub: Dundrum In (Website hidden by Airbnb) Gilroy’s – very cosy and friendly. Serves food until 8pm.l These restaurants are popular. You may need to book in advance, especially if the weather has been good. Coffee shops / lunch: The Blue Bay cafe is good for homemade soup and sandwiches for lunch. If you like animals, go to Paws for Tea! The National Trust runs a coffee shop at a car park on the sand dunes. It’s excellent – we can recommend it for lunch or a snack after a walk! (only open seasonally) Take away? Fish and chips at Bayside Catch. Any problems: Contact me at (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) or (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Food shopping: Supermarkets – Newcastle – Tesco and Lidl Downpatrick – Asda Best fruit and veg: Hales, Main Street, Newcastle Best butchers: I’m told that the butchers beside Hale’s is quite good although doesn’t take credit cards. But the best butcher’s locally is in Castlewellan, at the bottom of the square. Alcohol: There is a small off-licence attached to the Dundrum Inn. You will find a larger one on the main street in Newcastle. Things to do: Without the car: Murlough Beach, sanddunes: Leave the log cabin, turn right. Over the bridge you can either go left and go through the National Trust gates (free if you are walking) or straight ahead along the track. The beach is about 25 mins walk. You can walk all the way along the beach to Newcastle – about 1 and a half hours from the cabin. You could take the bus back! Dundrum Castle: Climb up the highest tower for great views – unlocked after 10.00am. Railway walk: From the cabin walk into Dundrum. Go to the edge of the water where the signpost says Greenbank . Keep following the coast and eventually after the playing fields you will get to the start of the old railway. Newcastle: Seaweed treatments (including seaweed bath) at the far end of the town. Very refreshing I am told! Maud’s icecream! Pubs – Quinn’s has Irish music on a Sunday evening 6 – 9pm. I’m not sure what the quality is like! Check the Tourist office for other Irish music events. And of course the Mournes – endless walks/climbs from here! For other trips I have left information in the cabin. The Log Cabin Welcome to Dundrum! The log cabin is just behind the apartments on your right shortly after you enter Keel Point. Open the wooden gates at the back of the apartments and you are there! Hot water/heating: First turn on the red switch nearest to the kettle and toaster. Then open the tall cupboard and you will see the boiler. Turn the knob on the left once to the left, and then the heating should be on. You will get hot water in the taps and in the shower. If you need heat turn the radiators on individually. The instruction manual for the boiler is in the tall cupboard. Turn it off again when you have finished. The stove: The instructions are on the table. Please take care as the cabin is made of wood!! It can get very hot so is not often necessary in summer. The lawn: A caretaker will mow the lawn and tidy generally once a fortnight. Bins: Bins are collected on a Friday. Black bin – normal waste. Blue bin – paper, card, no glass. Dundrum Very small, just one main street. Has a pharmacy, two small basic shops – Spar and Brennan’s. Brennan’s also contains a post office. There is a major car boot sale every weekend at the far end of the town– everything from house clearance rubbish to antiques! But Dundrum is well known for its food. Eating out: Mourne Seafood Bar – you may be able to buy fresh seafood to cook yourself here also. (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Buck’s Head – very good food, slightly more formal setting. (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Dundrum Inn – (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Pub: Dundrum In (Website hidden by Airbnb) Gilroy’s – very cosy and friendly. Serves food until 8pm.l These restaurants are popular. You may need to book in advance, especially if the weather has been good. Coffee shops / lunch: The Blue Bay cafe is good for homemade soup and sandwiches for lunch. If you like animals, go to Paws for Tea! The National Trust runs a coffee shop at a car park on the sand dunes. It’s excellent – we can recommend it for lunch or a snack after a walk! (only open seasonally) Take away? Fish and chips at Bayside Catch. Any problems: Contact me at (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) or (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Food shopping: Supermarkets – Newcastle – Tesco and Lidl Downpatrick – Asda Best fruit and veg: Hales, Main Street, Newcastle Best butchers: I’m told that the butchers beside Hale’s is quite good although doesn’t take credit cards. But the best butcher’s locally is in Castlewellan, at the bottom of the square. Alcohol: There is a small off-licence attached to the Dundrum Inn. You will find a larger one on the main street in Newcastle. Things to do: Without the car: Murlough Beach, sanddunes: Leave the log cabin, turn right. Over the bridge you can either go left and go through the National Trust gates (free if you are walking) or straight ahead along the track. The beach is about 25 mins walk. You can walk all the way along the beach to Newcastle – about 1 and a half hours from the cabin. You could take the bus back! Dundrum Castle: Climb up the highest tower for great views – unlocked after 10.00am. Railway walk: From the cabin walk into Dundrum. Go to the edge of the water where the signpost says Greenbank . Keep following the coast and eventually after the playing fields you will get to the start of the old railway. Newcastle: Seaweed treatments (including seaweed bath) at the far end of the town. Very refreshing I am told! Maud’s icecream! Pubs – Quinn’s has Irish music on a Sunday evening 6 – 9pm. I’m not sure what the quality is like! Check the Tourist office for other Irish music events. And of course the Mournes – endless walks/climbs from here! For other trips I have left information in the cabin. The Log Cabin Welcome to Dundrum! The log cabin is just behind the apartments on your right shortly after you enter Keel Point. Open the wooden gates at the back of the apartments and you are there! Hot water/heating: First turn on the red switch nearest to the kettle and toaster. Then open the tall cupboard and you will see the boiler. Turn the knob on the left once to the left, and then the heating should be on. You will get hot water in the taps and in the shower. If you need heat turn the radiators on individually. The instruction manual for the boiler is in the tall cupboard. Turn it off again when you have finished. The stove: The instructions are on the table. Please take care as the cabin is made of wood!! It can get very hot so is not often necessary in summer. The lawn: A caretaker will mow the lawn and tidy generally once a fortnight. Bins: Bins are collected on a Friday. Black bin – normal waste. Blue bin – paper, card, no glass. Dundrum Very small, just one main street. Has a pharmacy, two small basic shops – Spar and Brennan’s. Brennan’s also contains a post office. There is a major car boot sale every weekend at the far end of the town– everything from house clearance rubbish to antiques! But Dundrum is well known for its food. Eating out: Mourne Seafood Bar – you may be able to buy fresh seafood to cook yourself here also. (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Buck’s Head – very good food, slightly more formal setting. (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Dundrum Inn – (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Pub: Dundrum In (Website hidden by Airbnb) Gilroy’s – very cosy and friendly. Serves food until 8pm.l These restaurants are popular. You may need to book in advance, especially if the weather has been good. Coffee shops / lunch: The Blue Bay cafe is good for homemade soup and sandwiches for lunch. If you like animals, go to Paws for Tea! The National Trust runs a coffee shop at a car park on the sand dunes. It’s excellent – we can recommend it for lunch or a snack after a walk! (only open seasonally) Take away? Fish and chips at Bayside Catch. Any problems: Contact me at (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) or (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Food shopping: Supermarkets – Newcastle – Tesco and Lidl Downpatrick – Asda Best fruit and veg: Hales, Main Street, Newcastle Best butchers: I’m told that the butchers beside Hale’s is quite good although doesn’t take credit cards. But the best butcher’s locally is in Castlewellan, at the bottom of the square. Alcohol: There is a small off-licence attached to the Dundrum Inn. You will find a larger one on the main street in Newcastle. Things to do: Without the car: Murlough Beach, sanddunes: Leave the log cabin, turn right. Over the bridge you can either go left and go through the National Trust gates (free if you are walking) or straight ahead along the track. The beach is about 25 mins walk. You can walk all the way along the beach to Newcastle – about 1 and a half hours from the cabin. You could take the bus back! Dundrum Castle: Climb up the highest tower for great views – unlocked after 10.00am. Railway walk: From the cabin walk into Dundrum. Go to the edge of the water where the signpost says Greenbank . Keep following the coast and eventually after the playing fields you will get to the start of the old railway. Newcastle: Seaweed treatments (including seaweed bath) at the far end of the town. Very refreshing I am told! Maud’s icecream! Pubs – Quinn’s has Irish music on a Sunday evening 6 – 9pm. I’m not sure what the quality is like! Check the Tourist office for other Irish music events. And of course the Mournes – endless walks/climbs from here! For other trips I have left information in the cabin.

A quiet rural retreat, Birch Cottage is off grid and the perfect spot to escape from the world outside. Based on our self sufficient smallholding, you can wake to a view of the beautiful birch woods outside your window, and enjoy the peace and quiet. Walk in the woods, meet the horses and hens, and enjoy fresh produce from our gardens. Some of the most stunning countryside in Northern Ireland is your doorstep. A warm and cosy haven. TNI 4 Star Rated, Green Tourism Gold and Green Key rated.

Birch Cottage sits at the centre of Lackan Cottage Farm, a rural six acre organic smallholding in the heart of the South Down countryside, the home of Steve, Claire and Lyra Golemboski-Byrne. Here we grow our own vegetables, fruit and herbs, keep chickens for eggs, and generate all our own electricity. Our wish is to share the experience of that lifestyle with as many people as possible, and Birch Cottage self catering is an opportunity to do just that. Sleeps 2 – 1 Superking bed or 2 singles. Eco friendly finishes throughout. Heating and hot water is provided by solar panels which power the underfloor heating, supplemented by a cosy woodburner if necessary. The entire farm, including the cottage is off grid - powered entirely by renewable energy on site. We also have our own private woodland for fuel and newly planted willow plantations for basketry and sculpture. We keep two horses on site, which is also home to four cats and lots of chickens. We run courses in various skills such as basket making and greenwoodworking, throughout the year. We also grow plenty of fruit and vegetables, and will let visitors know what is available at the time of their visit. There is: Secure bike store. Drying room, washing machine, dryer. Wifi ****We are unable to accommodate children or pets**** Things to do: Walk around our gardens and woodland. On a clear night, go outside and look at the stars! There are many walks starting from the end of our lane including through Lackan Bog ASSI (which we own a small part of), and which is home to many dragonflies species. We are close to Tollymore and Castlewellan forest parks, Mourne Mountains and the sea. There are lots of maps and guides in the cottage for walking and cycling, and a large rack of many activities from pony trekking to mountain biking to local history such as the Bronte family trail. There are also bird, animal and plant identification books if you spot something interesting. Tourist Board approved 4* accommodation. Green Tourism Gold rated, and the first Green Key approved business in Northern Ireland.

We're based in rural County Down, a short drive away from the Mourne Mountains, Dromara Hills, Slieve Croob, Castlewellan or Tollymore Forest Parks - scene of much of the filming for 'Game of Thrones', and also the beautiful Murlough Bay. Newcastle town and beach are also just 15 minutes drive away.

This is a self contained loft space with its own entrance, while still being part of our home. It has its own ensuite shower room, a small kitchen/dining area with fridge, microwave, toaster, small hot-plate, kettle & sink. It also has a settee & satellite TV. There is also access to our WiFi Internet.

We are situated at the base of the Mourne Mountains, looking out onto the Irish Sea. We ARE literally "Where the Mountains of Mournes sweep to the sea" as the words of the old song say!! From our home, you have direct access to walking in the Mournes, walking up through our fields and onto the Quarry Track. And a very short distance, across the road, you have access to the National Trust coastal path, to enjoy the rugged, stoney coast line.

A Home From Home At The Foot Of The Mournes.

A self-catering small new building in the back of our garden. It has also been described as a 'Granny Flat'! Situated at the foot of The Mourne Mountains in a quiet residential area of Newcastle. Our little house has everything you need for an enjoyable stay. You’ll have the run of the place, so you can live as you usually do, but in your new surroundings. We are perfectly situated for people attending weddings in Newcastle, being no more than a 20 min walk from most hotels & a maximum of a 10 min (£4) taxi ride away from the furthest.

We're situated at the foot of The Mourne Mountains and a brief stroll to the town center, promenade & Harbour. The Royal County Down Golf Club & The Slieve Donard Hotel is 20min walk away. Tollymore Forest Park, 5mins drive caters for many outdoor activities including walking, horse riding and orienteering & has 4 waymarked trails of varying lengths. It also boasts panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and sea. It was also featured in the first episode of series one of Game of Thrones!! Silent Valley and Ben Crom Reservoirs are a beautiful, inexpensive day out in the open fresh air and away from the crowds. Great cafe and good selection of walks both short and some for the more experienced. Down Cathedral is a Church of Ireland cathedral in Downpatrick. It stands on the site of a Benedictine Monastery, built in 1183. Saint Patrick's remains are buried in the graveyard. Discover stunning views, and the beauty of the landscape on a bike. There are many cycle routes for all abilities and tours available in the area. Our guests can get a discount from a local Outdoor Adventure that offers everything from outdoor activities such as canoeing, mountain biking & bouldering..

Fabulous 5* LUXURY apartment / home overlooking the Harbour NEWCASTLE CO DOWN, perfect short break holiday rental near Royal Co Down Golf Course , Ideal for walking the Mournes activity breaks& exploring the area, oak flooring& doors throughout, granite worktops, double black American style fridge freezer, 2double bedrooms + plug in to inflate double bed, central heating & stove, leather suite&samsung tv. Panoramic views of Dundrum Bay. Ideal for adults &also kids , much sought after location.

Situated in castlewellan between Belfast and Dublin Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Forests lakes mountains and coastline Near Game of Thrones sites Tollymore Castleward and Inch Abbey Single private room in a quiet residential area tea/coffee and wifi Clean towels and bed linen Shared bathroom Room only breakfast not included Small room I look forward to welcoming you to a beautiful part of the world

My home is a three bedroom semi detached dwelling It's a quirky little art house The street is warm and welcoming with friendly neighbours Castlewellan is a beautiful town and has a twin town in France It has an upper and lower square and tree lined street There is a local GAA pitch

Castlewellan is a small town of historical significance surrounded by beautiful country side with plenty of shops and restaurants It has an amazing forest park with a huge lake an outstanding castle and a maze which was the biggest in the world until recently There are plenty of festivals and traditional Irish music Close to Newcastle, a seaside town at the foot of the Mourne mountains

If you want a quiet place in the countryside where you can walk along the country roads into the forest park, this beautiful log cabin is perfect. The cabin has quirky touches that bring the outside inside. It is set behind the owner’s house in their garden, so there is no road noise. The porch has 4 adirondack chairs so you can sit and enjoy the outside space rain or shine. The cabin is open plan, with a loft that can sleep 2 adults or it’s perfect to tuck the children up in while you relax.

There is space to park your car, and walk through to the cabin. There is a stereo system so you can listen to music.

Castlewellan is a perfect base for many interests. The forest park has mountain bike trails, walking paths, an arboretum and Europe’s largest maze. You can also rent kayaks and canoes to paddle around the lake. The Mourne Mountains are easily accessible, and Murlough Beach/Nature Reserve is down the road. There are several outstanding pubs and some lovely cafés in the town. For Game of Thrones fans, Tollymore Forest where many scenes were shot is a few short miles away. Legananny Dolmen, Dromena Cashel and Finnis Souterain are part of StoneAge Tours route for those interested in prehistory.

Comfy double bed with exclusive use of separate bathroom. IMPORTANT Guests and visitors are advised to have their own personal policy of insurance in case of accidents, personal injury or loss/damage to property. No responsibility is accepted by the host for any losses, damage or personal injury sustained by any uninsured guest during their stay. By making your booking you agree to these terms and conditions. Many thanks x

This is our study so it has built in desk furniture and of course that thing we all have and never use - a sad lonely cross trainer in the corner! The room has a very comfortable silent night double bed. The private bathroom is down the hall and has a bath. There is a shower attachment on the tap but it isn't wall mounted for standing showering.

Bright, sunny self contained two bedroomed apartment (dog friendly) with outside eating area , on the edge of Newcastle, with panoramic views of the Mourne mountains, five mins drive, (twenty min walk) to town centre, the Slieve Donard hotel, golf course and beach, opposite the Burrendale hotel, five minutes drive to the mountains, forests. Tollymore (Game of Thrones) and Castlewellan.. for walking, cycling and water based activities. Bus links to Belfast (1 hr drive) and Dublin (2 hr drive).

We have a rural setting but with all the convenience of access to the town and beach and mountains.(Enclosed small garden for dogs) Tollymore forest is accessible from a lane close to the house (for walkers) or five minutes drive. Castlewellan forest offers equipment for water activities for hire and mountain biking tracks. Tesco's supermarket is ten minutes walk. We are on a bus route with access to Belfast, Dublin, Newry and Downpatrick.

Newcastle has a beautiful situation with its position between sea and mountains and is very popular with local visitors as well as many from overseas. The nearby Tollymore forest and surrounding areas has provided locations for the Game of Thrones TV series.

Private room in a lovely apartment right in the heart of Newcastle. Guests will have their own private bathroom.

The private room has a double bed and a trendy coat rail to hang up your clothes along with space to lay down your bags.

This room is right in the thriving heart of Newcastle, everywhere is walking distance weather than means to the top of Slieve Donard or up the street for an ice cream.

Cara Cottage is located on the outskirts of the village of Kilcoo in the heart of Mourne. In an idyllic quiet setting, there are breath-taking views and easy access to walking and biking trails nearby. A cosy one-bedroom detached cottage, sleeping 2 adults + 2 children or 4 adults, this is a perfect rural retreat for relaxation or a base to explore everything the local area has to offer. https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2019/oct/07/mourne-mountains-northern-ireland-adventure-holiday-hiking-k

We’re ideally located for access to the many outdoor activities the Mournes have to offer. Within ten minutes of the cottage you’ll find Game of Thrones filming location Tollymore Forest, the buzzing seaside town of Newcastle, home of Royal County Down Golf Course and Slieve Donard, the highest mountain in Ulster. Cara Cottage has a modern open plan kitchen, dining and living space. The fully equipped kitchen includes lots of storage and surface space, a fridge, oven/hob, microwave, toaster, and kettle. The dining table seats 4, and in the living room along with TV/DVD the multi-fuel stove is ideal for sitting by the fire in the evening. So you don’t have to worry, fuel for the fire is provided for you- enjoy! The living room has a sofa bed which would suit 2 adults/children, and the bedroom has a double bed. A travel cot is available if needed, as well as a high chair/booster seat. The bathroom has a full suite, including bath and separate electric shower and a hairdryer is provided. For laundry, there’s a utility space with storage, access to a clothes horse or outside line for drying and an iron and ironing board. Cara Cottage is situated to the side/rear of our family home, so there’s ample parking at the front, and lots of space on the lawn to the side for a picnic on the grass or for children to safely play outside. The easiest way to get around is by car, but buses run through Kilcoo village connecting us with Newry City, Castlewellan, Newcastle and onwards to Belfast. Kilcoo village is 5 minutes walk from Cara Cottage and has a mini supermarket, a food take-away, petrol station, and church. There are two local pubs which both serve food. Nearby Castlewellan Castle, Lake, Forest Park, Arboretum and bike trail are definitely worth a visit, and don’t miss the Peace Maze, one of the world's largest permanent hedge mazes. If you’re planning on exploring further afield, Downpatrick (burial place of Saint Patrick) is 20 minutes drive, Newry City is 25 minutes away, and Dublin is an hour down the motorway from there. Heading North, Belfast is 50 minutes by car from Cara Cottage. Closer to home, if you’re discovering or revisiting the Mourne Mountains, we personally recommend the stunning Brandy Pad, Hares Gap and Trassey Track. Venture further and take in Spelga Dam and neighbouring Hilltown, only 10 minutes drive from Kilcoo. Onwards towards the beautiful coastal town of Rostrevor and Kilbroney Forest Park for more stunning scenery. We would suggest following the coast road, taking in Greencastle’s 13th Century Norman Castle, Cranfield’s beautiful sandy beach and Kilkeel Harbour. Continue along the coast through Ballymartin, Annalong and back to Newcastle for a bite to eat before heading home to Cara Cottage. There are plenty of fantastic food options for you, such as Kilcoo’s own Greenan’s Steakhouse, as well as Maginns Bar & Restaurant in Castlewellan, and Villa Vinci, Vanilla, Great Jones’, and Brunel’s in Newcastle. Be sure to sample some famous Mourne seafood during your stay in Dundrum’s Mourne Seafood Bar too.

This is a rural location and a close knit community, with lots to do in the surrounding area. https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2019/oct/07/mourne-mountains-northern-ireland-adventure-holiday-hiking-kayaking-cycling?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_WhatsApp

Halfpenny Hut is an open space living accommodation equipped with a double bed and 2 single beds, kitchen/dining area, living room with solid fuel stove. Shower and toilet facilities are steps away from the front door. (Fold up bed and extra mattress also available)

Halfpenny Hut offers a unique glamping experience, perfect for a family break, romantic weekend or retreat in the peace and quiet of Leitrim countryside, with views of the Mourne Mountains and Castlewellan Forest Park on your doorstep. Our yurt is a 5 minute drive from Castlewellan town and 10 minutes from Newcastle. Halfpenny Hut can be converted into an open space for yoga retreats, birthday parties, workshops, etc.

5 minute drive to Castlewellan Forest Park. 10 minute drive to Newcastle and Tollymore Forest Park. The Game of Thrones® Studio Tour will open in Linen Mill Studios, Banbridge Co. Down, next Spring (15 minute drive from Halfpenny Hut)

Book a bed in our Female Dormitory. This is a shared dormitory that can sleep up to 6 people. Breakfast is available on request for an addittional charge.

Located at the harbour one mile walk into Newcastle centre and close proximity to some of the best mountain walks the Mournes have to offer. Large balcony with table and chairs. Secure underground car park for guests, brilliant family run traditional pub across the road. Great cafes only a stones throw away for breakfast.

Entire one bed one bathroom apartment with large living room with sea views and large balcony. Newly fitted bathroom with large walk in shower. Also newly decorated bedroom with double bed. Netflix available.travel cote can be supplied.

Very popular harbour area with very friendly locals and cute eateries.

Tollymore Gate Lodge, built in 1802 is tucked inside the Bryansford Gate of Tollymore Forest Park. Recently fully refurbished with a well equipped kitchen, comfortable parlour complete with wood burning stove, two spacious bedrooms with king size beds and open fires. Tollymore, previously the home of the Roden Family, lies amongst the northern foothills of the magnificent Mourne Mountains, long recognised as Northern Ireland’s best hillwalking destination.

The gate lodge has a sheltered garden with a sunny aspect which looks out onto the Mournes. Step out through the garden gate into more than 1,500 acres of magnificent parkland ideal for walkers of every ability. Alternatively, the park can be your starting point for exploring the Mournes. The Forest Park is one of the principle locations for the Game of Thrones HBO/SKY drama and GOT tour buses visit Tollymore daily. In strolling quietly through the wilder parts of the park you can encounter fallow deer, red squirrels, pine martens, magnificent red kites and birds of prey soaring overhead. Belfast author, CS Lewis, a frequent visitor to the park was so taken by its magic that he used it as a model for his “through the wardrobe” fantasy land of Narnia. His seven book collection, The Chronicles of Narnia has to date sold more than 100 million copies in 47 languages.

Bryansford is small quiet village 3miles/5km from the town of Newcastle where in the words of Percy Ffrench 'the Mountains of Mourne sweep to the sea'. Newcastle is home to the world renowned Royal County Down Golf Course with it's two outstanding links courses. The Championship Course will be hosting the 116th Women's Amateur Championship from 11-15 June 2019 and in July competitors in The Open scheduled to take place Royal Portrush Golf Club will practice at RCD prior to the competition in Portrush. Murlough Nature Reserve with its magnificent walks is 5 miles away. Stroll along the beach and return through the reserve to enjoy the flora, fauna and magnificent views of Slieve Donard and the Mourne Mountains. Ponies, cattle and rabbits can be seen grazing and if you're lucky you will hear (and possibly see) a cuckoo. Tollymore National Outdoor Centre is 1 mile from the gate lodge or a 15 min stroll through the park. Here you can enjoy the Hot Rock Climbing Wall or enrol in Mountaineering, Rock Climbing or Canoeing Courses. Outdoors Activity Training Courses are also available. Castlwellan Forest Park is 5 miles away. It is home to the world renowned Annesley Garden Arboretum and its 43( at the most recent count) Champion Trees including Northern Ireland's Tree of the Year 2018, the stunning multi stemmed Giant Redwood with it's amazing 19 trunks, a fabulous place for a walk anytime of year where you will always find something of interest to see. If you're lucky you will spot a red squirrel or two. Rumour has it there are quite a few reds in the Annesley Garden at present. Seaforde's Tropical Butterfly House is also well worth a visit. These are just samples of some of the fantastic things to do in our locality and what make it unique.

The Yew Tree Barn has attracted so much interest, we are now letting people stay at the property..... This newly renovated country barn is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty with views of the Mourne Mountains. Located in a quiet area but close enough to the town you won’t be disappointed...... Whether you are looking for an adventure or a quiet holiday the Yew Tree Barn has you covered...... The property boasts original features dating from the 1850s but has a modern finish....

Families, couples and everyone in between will enjoy staying at the Yew Tree Barn. Two bedrooms, kitchen, living area, bathroom and garden. All have been finished to a high standard. Bedroom 1 -Double bed -Wardrobe -Chest of Drawers -Tall Lamp -Bedside Table -Hangers Bedroom 2 -Double Bed -Walk In Wardrobe -Tall mirror - Bedside Table -Hangers -Spare Linen Bathroom -Bath -Shower -Towels -Storage Kitchen -Fridge -Freezer -Oven -Kettle -Toaster -Pots and pans -Cups, Glasses, Plates and Cutlery -Kids cups, plates and cutlery -Table and 4 chairs -Iron and iron board - Bin -Storage -Central Heating -Cleaning products Living area -Reclining soda -Chair -Smart TV -Half Door -Coffee Table Garden -Bench -Stone wall -Flowers -Grass area -Outdoor searing The property will have information on all the nearby activities. The area has a ongoing list of highlights and some of the best restaurants in Ireland: Things to do ( maximum 15 drive): Castlewellan Forest Park: mountain bike trails, kayaking, archery, laser clay pigeon shooting, rock climbing, peace maze, wooden play park, park run, lake, walks..... Tollymore Forest Park: Game of Thrones, wooden play area, walks, river, waterfall, picnic..... Funny Farm Adventures MountPanther Cocos Murlough Beach Mourne Mountains Montalto Tollymore National Outdoor Centre White Water brewery tour Tropicana Butterfly house and gardens Downpatrick and County Down steam train Royal County Down Golf Club Newcastle Centre Amusements Newcastle Promenade Things to do (more than 15 drive): Castleward ( Game Of Thrones) We are vertigo Let’s go hydro Kilbroney Park Scenic Carlingford Ferry Delamont Park Lagan Valley Leisureplex Fort Evergreen Quality Time Exploris Aquarium Mount Stewart The Saint Patrick’s Centre Castle Espie Hillsborough Castle Formula Karting Rowallane Garden Omniplex Cinema And so much more.......

The neighbourhood is quiet and perfect for families and couples seeking a great, hassle free holiday. Surrounded by fields and nature, it’s a perfect getaway. The Yew Tree Barn has its own private parking and garden. The property will have information on all the nearby activities. The area has a ongoing list of highlights and some of the best restaurants in Ireland: Things to do ( maximum 15 drive): Castlewellan Forest Park: mountain bike trails, kayaking, archery, laser clay pigeon shooting, rock climbing, peace maze, wooden play park, park run, lake, walks..... Tollymore Forest Park: Game of Thrones, wooden play area, walks, river, waterfall, picnic..... Funny Farm Adventures MountPanther Cocos Murlough Beach Mourne Mountains Montalto Tollymore National Outdoor Centre White Water brewery tour Tropicana Butterfly house and gardens Downpatrick and County Down steam train Royal County Down Golf Club Newcastle Centre Amusements Newcastle Promenade Things to do (more than 15 drive): Castleward ( Game Of Thrones) We are vertigo Let’s go hydro Kilbroney Park Scenic Carlingford Ferry Delamont Park Lagan Valley Leisureplex Fort Evergreen Quality Time Exploris Aquarium Mount Stewart The Saint Patrick’s Centre Castle Espie Hillsborough Castle Formula Karting Rowallane Garden Omniplex Cinema And so much more.......

SPACE: A private, modern bright airy room with comfortable double bed and blackout blinds ensuring a good night's rest. Adjoining en-suite has a power shower. Tea and coffee making facilities available with outdoor seating. An East facing aspect enabling you to waken up to and enjoy the morning sunrise over the adjacent forest. Room has its own entrance enabling you to come and go as you please. Free parking. This is our family home so we will usually be around if you need us.

The Neighbourhood: Area of natural outstanding beauty at the foothills of the Mourne Mountains. Conveniently located for those wishing to explore Castlewellan (5mins away), Newcastle (10mins), Belfast (35mins) and Dublin (90mins) 30mins from Game of Thrones film Set in Castleward. Airports: Belfast International - 40mins; Belfast George Best - 40mins; Dublin - 80mins.

A warm welcome awaits you at 3 The Heights. We have a cosy upstairs bedroom 18 ft by 15 ft room including en suite tastefully decorated with centre ceiling light, velux roof window, french doors, carpet, settee. Car and bike space available. Good transport links. Restaurant, spar shop and pub nearby. Well maintained garden in a quiet countryside setting.

Many local tourist attractions Good base for cycling and walking in the Mournes. Local national trust gardens. St Patrick's heritage trail and centre, museum and art centre. Seaforde Tropical Butterfly House, a must see also maze and tearooms. All within easy travelling distance

Quiet country setting beautiful beaches and shorelines, ulster ways only a few minutes away with lots of attractive scenery and places to visit all year round. Great central base for visits to "Game of Thrones" locations

Lovely private ensuite bedroom at foot of the Mournes and a less than 10 min walk to beach and centre of Newcastle.

Spacious, newly decorated room with patio doors and lovely view to garden. Private bathroom with shower. Fridge, kettle, toaster coffee, tea and milk available in room. Cereal,bread ,fruit and yogurt will be supplied.

Lovely residential neighbourhood, a short walk (less than 10 min) to beach, Mournes, town, and Donard Park. Shop and hairdresser 1 min walk.

This beautiful and modern first floor apartment is ideally located at the Quay in the quiet village of Dundrum. The apartment has a open plan kitchen, living area and balcony. It is fully equipped for all your needs during your stay.

From the Quay enjoy uninterrupted views over the beautiful Dundrum bay and the Mountains of Mourne. Enjoy many of the scenic walks around Dundrum including The coastal path, Inner bay and Murlough Nature reserve. Dundrum and the surrounding area boast a wide range of award winning restaurants,bars and cafes.Two of which are located in the village.

2 bedroom flat (1 double and 1 single bed) one more room available if needed - just waiting on new double mattress to arrive. Flat is ideal for workmen in the area as it is in an industrial yard and not great for short stays. Please feel free to ask any questions.

This is a modern Apartment, offers a central location in close proximity to shops, restaurants, activities and the beach. Over looking the town hall the centre of all activities. Fabulous views to everything Newcastle has to offer, with the beach only across the street and mountain views from the balcony. Private parking Sit in the comfort of your apartment to watch Newcastle unfold from the comfort of an armchair

Snowdrop Cottage is a beautiful Irish cottage set in the heart of the Mourne Mountains with sweeping views of Slieve Donard - Northern Irelands highest peak. The cottage is perfect for a relaxing family getaway sleeping up to 10 people and equipped with a hot tub which overlooks rolling fields and the local sheep.

Enter Snowdrop cottage and spend the evenings cooking on your large gas stove perfect for family dinners and parties. After dinner curl up on the sofa in front of you open fire or wood-burning stove, play board games or watch the sunset over the Mourne mountains. In the morning awake feeling refreshed and enjoy some time in your hot tub as you watch the local sheep and lambs grazing in the fields, it’s the perfect way to start your day. Perfectly situated for a beach or mountain holiday close to too many attractions. Get lost in the many walks and trails of the Mourne mountains, horse ride on the beach, visit a local traditional Irish pub or explore "Game of Thrones" sites including Riverrun, Winterfell, and the Haunted Forest close by. For those that like to be pampered visit the nearby health spa and steak house at the end of the road. We would be happy to welcome you to Snowdrop Cottage - send me a message with any question you may have.

A Game of Throne fans? Then try a private tour & Archery at Winterfell castle, Tyrion's Axe throwing experience or meet the Direwolves all within a 20 min car journey. Lover of the outdoors? We have dirt boarding, indoor and outdoor rock climbing, canoeing, sea kayaking, high ropes adventure, horse riding, mountain biking and the peace maze (once the worlds largest outdoor maze) all within a 30 min car ride. Prefer to relax and unwind? Then visit Burrendale Country Club & Spa or the Slieve Donard Resort and Spa or the Royal Country Down Gold Club. Need to entertain the kids? visit Coco's Children's Adventure Playground, Funny Farm Adventures, Mountpanther Farm Park or Tropicana Warm Sea Pools.

6 Bedroom Country residence 2 miles from Tollymore Forest and 2 mile from Castlewllan, All mod cons wi- fi and spacious parking. Also close to Mourne Mountains,2 miles from Newcastle Royal County Down golf course Spelga Dam and Silent Valley short drving distance. Suitable for large party up to 12 people.

Modern Bungalow In Its Own Garden in the quiet countryside of Moneyscalp. Outstanding Views.

Quiet Rural Location But Ten Minute Drive To Local Towns

Country cottage privately set on its own grounds. This uniquely situated 3 bedroom cottage boasts spectacular views of the Mourne Mountains and is just minutes from beautiful forest parks, beach and bike trails. The cottage has all amenities required and is just an 8 minute drive from the thriving seaside town of Newcastle. The Cottage is ideal for families or those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of busy life. The Cottage is a few minutes drive bars/restaurants/outdoor activities.

Newcastle is a busy seaside resort with everything there a family could need. Spelga Dam is another popular attraction only a short drive away with lots more attractions in this area of outstanding natural beauty . With the two forest parks nearby Castlewellan and Tollymore where there are walks and bike trails to enjoy. The famous golf course Royal County Down is in Newcastle as well for all those who enjoy golf. For those who enjoy a hike there is the Slieve Donard mountain that will test all abilities. Nearby in Castlewellan there is horse trekking that can be done round the beautiful lake and grounds of the park, another local fun attraction is the peace maze where you can try and solve your way to the bridge.

Peaceful, quiet setting within a farm with sheep and lambs

We offer a cosy and comfortable hideaway just yards from the beautiful Tollymore Forest Park (a Game of Thrones filming location!) Walk the way marked forest trails or hike up to the Mountains of Mourne - the inspiration for C. S. Lewis’ magical world of Narnia! We have put a lot of love into our home from home where we hope you will put your feet up after a day of hiking, biking, golf, canoeing or any of the other wonderful activities this ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ has to offer.

Our place is a two storey end terrace property located in a quiet and peaceful courtyard development in the foothills of the Mourne Mountains, with the first floor providing a sneak peak view of the Mournes. The ground floor consists of an open plan living area and kitchen. The first floor contains three bedrooms and one bathroom. Our property is Tourist Board Certified and has everything you could need for your stay, including a fully equipped kitchen, open plan living area with flat screen smart TV, complimentary WiFi, washing machine and tumble dryer, enclosed garden (3.5ft fence), BBQ for those long summer nights and an open fire for cosy winter nights. There is one large bedroom with a great 6ft superking bed, luxurious pocket sprung mattress and high quality bedding as well as a small flat screen smart TV. The other two bedrooms are more compact, but cosy and comfortable, also with luxury mattresses and bedding. There is one bathroom with a bath and shower. The property is gas heated and benefits from instant hot water. The stairs are fitted with retractable stair gates and a travel cot and high chair are available upon request. ***PLEASE NOTE the rate for this property is based on the number of guests. The correct number of guests must be declared at the time of booking otherwise penalties will apply***

Bryansford is a small, quiet village in County Down at the northern side of Tollymore Forest Park. It is a 5 minute drive from both Castlewellan and the seaside town of Newcastle. One of the best things about the property is that it is located about a 30 second walk from Bryansford Gate, a gothic style structure offering access to Tollymore Forest Park and the Mourne Mountains. The views walking into the Forest Park are something else! Our property also provides easy access to bars, restaurants, art galleries, museums, beaches and other points of interest such as Tollymore National Outdoor Centre, the Trassey Track leading to Hares Gap in the Mourne Mountains (5minute drive), Royal County Down Golf Course (also a 5minute drive), Murlough Nature Reserve, Mourne Archery Centre, Mourne Seafood Cookery School, Cocos Adventure Playground, Seaford Gardens and Butterfly House, Silent Valley Reservoir, Spelga Dam, Kilbroney Park (widely regarded as one of the most exciting mountain bike destinations in Europe), the Scenic Carlingford Ferry and Cooley Peninsula .…. the list goes on! Newcastle is also a popular choice for wedding venues and our property is an ideal base for guests. We are also a 50 minute drive from Belfast and 1 hour 45 minute drive from Dublin.

Bear Cottage is a 140 year old railway cottage, ideally situated in the countryside near Castlewellan Forest Park with stunning views of Slieve Croob and the Windy Gap. A perfect base for visiting the stunning Mourne Mountains and exploring South County Down. Bear Cottage bestows a unique and unforgettable charm.

The Cottage has been lovingly restored by it’s owners and now offers cosy cottage accommodation for up to 6 people, 3 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, kitchen, bathroom, parking for 4 cars and a secured shed for bikes. There is a one acre garden with a seating area and BBQ. The cottage is small dog and cat friendly. With forests, mountains, lakes and beaches nearby as well as access to St Patrick’s Trail, this is a great location for sight-seeing. After a day out, spend your evening curled up in front of an open fire, tired but content and ready for big bear sleeps!

Sit back and relax and enjoy the view of the countryside from the large bright windows at Bear Cottage. Or get your walking boots on or your mountain bike out and discover nearby Castlewellan Forest Park & Lake, Tollymore Forest Park, The Mourne Mountains or Murlough Beach. Our favourite restaurants include The Mourne Seafood Bar & Buck's Head in Dundrum or Turnip House Tea Room in Castlewellan. There is also a good selection of restaurants, pubs and cafes in Newcastle and plenty to do for all the family.

This beautifully presented log cabin situated on an elevated area of outstanding beauty with amazing views of Castlewellan forest park and Dundrum bay. Fitted to a high standard the cabin is cosy and warm and contains everything you will need for your stay. Wonderfully quiet and peaceful.

The cabin has a private enclosed garden with plenty of seating areas to take in the amazing views. Or relax in the jacuzzi hot tub with and Wi-fi your music to the speakers. Perfect for bird watchers with regular sights of buzzards and red kites. So peaceful and quiet

Situated on the boundary of Castlewellan forest park with walking and cycling trails on your doorstep. Beautiful arboretum and castle within walking distance also beside mount pleasant horse riding centre where you can experience the forest park on horseback. The lodge is fitted out to a high standard with everything you will need. Cosy and warm all year round.

Village location in heart of the Co. Down. Close to the Mourne mountains and Newcastle. Just off main Belfast / Dublin motorway. Airports convenient. Great location for touring all of N Ireland and the South. 11 miles from Lisburn, 20 miles from Belfast, 16 miles from Newcastle.

Independent living with the oppurtunity to use patio and bbq facilities in a little sun trap Fully equiped kitchen suitable for family catering. TEA COFFEE AND STARTER PACK SUPPLIED. and convenience store 2 minute walk away.

You will find yourself in tranquil surroundings with beautiful countryside views on drive to property live life at your pace during your stay

Located just off Newcastle Main Street this newly built extension has it’s own private entrance with off street parking and wheelchair access. It is in close proximity to all amenities and the Slieve Donard Hotel so the perfect alternative accommodation for wedding attendees.

This newly built charming studio complex situated in the heart of Newcastle is the perfect getaway for all walkers/golfers/cyclists and seaside tourists alike. Located just off Newcastle Main Street with its own private entrance, off street parking and wheelchair access, it is within easy walking distance to the promenade and all shops, restaurants, parks, amusements etc. It is also only a 3 minute walk to local bus station and 5 min walk to the Slieve Donard hotel so the perfect alternative accommodation for wedding attendees. The studio sleeps two adults,and a pull-out sofa bed that would fit two children and also a baby cot if required. The King bed has a dual electric blanket fitted. There is an ensuite with shower, kitchen facility with microwave, toaster, & kettle. There will be a few breakfast essentials provided, i.e. tea, coffee, bread, butter, jam, milk etc. Bedding and towels are provided as well as an ironing board, iron and hair dryer. WiFi is also included and there is a large 49” flat screen smart TV with freeview and Netflix available.

5 minute walk to promenade and all shops, restaurants etc. on the main street.

A6 is a stunning apartment in the Waterfoot complex where you can enjoy spectacular sea views from dining table or living room. You can soak up the sunshine along with a morning coffee from your private balcony overlooking the bay or watch the moon on the water with an evening glass of wine. Newcastle is a busy seaside town set in beautiful Co. Down at the foot of the magnificent Mountains of Mourne. The location is very central with a wide variety of cafes, shops and restaurants nearby.

This first floor apartment sleeps four people, having two bedrooms, one en-suite, and a separate bathroom. It has an open plan kitchen complete with hob, oven, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine. Gas fired central heating is complemented by an electric hearth.

The location is perfect for Golf, walking, hiking, mountain biking and many other outdoor activities. The Royal County Down Golf club is just 5 minutes away. Tollymore Forest Park, one of the Game of Thrones locations, is 15 minutes and Murlough Nature reserve, allocated as an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is also 15 mins. The beach is less than 2 mins!

One of the only traditional Cottages in the area, built by the owner's family in the early 1800s. Ivy Cottage is set at the foot of the beautiful Mourne Mountains, overlooking the harbour in Newcastle. The cottage is fully equipped for a relaxing stay, welcoming guests including families and people with pets. Ivy cottage provides comfortable accommodation for at least four, with two double bedrooms and the optional use of a folding bed in the living room.