Davy's Cottage - Bangor/Crawfordsburn - County Down - Northern Ireland
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- 2 bedrooms to sleep 4
- double bedroom
- twin bedroom (upper bunks can be erected) - bathroom with bath and shower
- living room with turf burning stove
- tv, vcr, dvd, stereo, telephone (calls charged)
- wi-fi broadband available
- open plan living and dining area
- electric cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher
- dining table, 6 chairs
- washing machine & tumble dryer
- iron and ironing board
- storage space for bicycles, golf clubs, fishing gear etc.
- bed linen provided free of charge
- oil fired central heating
- non smoking
- no pets
- extensive gardens, peaceful with abundant wildlife
- car parking
Davy's Cottage is one of four cottages that make up Rosevale Farm Cottages. Davy's enjoys a country setting in tranquil surroundings. Excavations carried out in Davy's revealed a drainage channel (or 'group' in Ulster-Scots), indicating that it may have been a 'byre cottage' in years gone by. Completely refurbished, this cottage originates from the 18th Century when Rosevale Farm was the home of workers from the Sharman Crawford Estate of which it was then a part. The surrounding fields are currently grazed by rare Irish breeds. Due to the nature of the property all the cottages are strictly no smoking and no pets.
Completely refurbished, this cottage originates in the 18th Century when Rosevale Farm was the home of workers from the Sharman Crawford Estate of which it was then a part. The surrounding fields are currently grazed by rare Irish breeds. Due to the nature of the property all the cottages are strictly no smoking and no pets.
Within 1 mile is the picture-postcard village of Crawfordsburn, home to the oldest inn in Ireland, dating back to 1614. Crawfordsburn Inn has been frequented over the years by such illustrious figures as Peter the Great, Tsar of Russia, legendary highwayman Dick Turpin, former US President George Bush (Senior) and even C.S. Lewis who spent his holidays here.
Just behind the inn is Crawfordsburn Country Park. This five-and-a-half acre park offers quiet walkways, beach and car parking facilities. Pedestrian access can be gained by pathways behind the Inn. The visitor centre offers wildlife exhibitions and audio-visual presentations. The golden beach attracts thousands of bathers and sun worshippers throughout the summer. There are several marked walks including the Glen Walk which follows the Crawford's Burn up through woodland and under a gigantic five arch railway viaduct to the beautiful waterfall.
The nearest town is Bangor, a maritime resort with an impressive history of monastic settlements dating back to the sixth century. Five minutes' drive will take you into town where you will enjoy sight-seeing, shopping and a mouth-watering array of excellent restaurants.
The lively city of Belfast lies just over ten miles along the shores of Belfast Lough. The city offers all the facilities demanded of tourists on a city break. New shopping precincts, restaurants and centres of entertainment are springing up all the time.
Despite the proximity of these thriving centres, the cottages nestle in an area of rural tranquillity where the bustle of everyday life seems a million miles away.
Prices:
| Prices per week unless stated otherwise | £ stg |
| July/August | 500 |
| June/September | 465 |
| Oct - May: | |
| week sat - sat | 425 |
| weekend fri - sun | 280 |
| midweek (3 nights) | 280 |
Availability Calendar:
Please contact owner for available dates.
Booking Details
£100 deposit secures booking with balance payable 4 weeks prior to arrival.
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- weekend visitors may remain until 9pm sunday
- mobile/cell phone available on request rental free
What's Included
- linen/towels supplied free of charge
- electricity included
- central heating included
- welcome pack
What's Not Included
Cottage Guestbook
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The Soda Bread Lady: Review by sodabread lady
Abundance of welcoming smiles, helping to make you feel comfortable. A home away from home. Everything at your fingertips for your convenience. Nothing overlooked. All the cottages are very comfortably warm even hot water bottles for extra heat if you need. Decor beautiful! Just what I wanted to come back home to from the U.S.
This was my birthday treat! I loved staying there and wanted to stay longer. I wanted to shovel it up with some turf and bring it back to the States! I enjoyed every evening with the turf fire going! How awesome! Quiet, serene time to reflect and enjoy.
The countryside convenience close to Crawfordsburn village and Clandeboye on the outskirts of our seaside resort Bangor is where two of Northern Ireland's top restaurants and hotels are just two minutes away for larger family get togethers. If you want a cup of tea, scones, apple pie or great local homemade food it's only "down the lane to the end of the road" and your there!
Awesome! There's nothing that I don't like about this place and it's owners! Just go, visit and enjoy!
Review submitted 02.06.11
Date of stay 01.04.11
Travelled With: Solo Traveller
Would you recommend this accommodation to a friend? Yes
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Contact the owner by phone:
David & Ann Irwin
Phone:
(028) 9185 2880 uk
+44 28 9185 2880 intl
Mobile
0775 111 9394 uk
+ 44 775 111 9394 intl
Website: click here
Property listed here since: August 2009
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