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Nestled in The Flagstaff hills of Omeath, and surrounded by a beautiful view down to Carlingford lough and the Mournes, Carlingford Lough View House is the perfect location for your getaway. This modern, spacious, open plan home lends itself to hen parties, family get togethers and indeed any occasion which calls for a large and luxurious venue. It enjoys easy access to the pubs and restaurants of Carlingford and Omeath, and to the shopping delights of Newry City.

The house has 5 downstairs bedrooms, all with a double bed, with the exception of one room with two double beds and one room with one single and one double bed. There is also a loft area upstairs with 4 double beds and a wonderful glass roof. In total, the house can comfortably sleep 21 guests! The sitting/living area is large with an open fire again overlooking Carlingford lough. The kitchen is modern with everything needed to cook up a storm. There are 4 downstairs bathrooms. This house is ideal for a group of ladies away for the weekend or a nice family break. Freshly baked cupcakes from the local baker, a glass of bubbly and a full candy buffet are provided upon arrival for all guests! Guests can also relax in our newly installed seven person hot tub overlooking the lough.

Two bedrooms accommodating 6 people above a quaint popular cafe in the centre of Carlingford. The rate (from €40) quoted is per person per night based on 3 or more sharing and including breakfast in the cafe. We are located directly beside Carlingford’s Main Street, Restaurants, pubs and family-friendly activities are all within walking distance of the B&B. The accommodation is most suitable for groups and families with older children as the rooms are on the second floor.

The two rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated. Room 1 has a double and single bed and room 2 has 3 single beds. There is a bathroom with a toilet and shower on this floor and a separate toilet on the second floor, there are also hand basins in both bedrooms.

The street is a picturesque pedestrian only street in the heart of the village. It is mostly peaceful but can be noisy on a Saturday night for a period after pubs have shut. There is a vibrant night life scene in Carlingford at the weekends. There is a wide variety of pubs and restaurants suiting all tastes. There are two chip shops and a Chinese take away in the village. Guests are welcome to eat take away food in the small dining room on the first floor.

A small apartment in the Beautiful Village of Rostrevor, beside the fairy Glen River

The Swallow's Return Treehouse is situated to the rear of are main private residence, it is seven feeth up between large Sycamore trees. It is fully insulated, heated by electric. One flight of stairs leads up to the fully equipted kitchen - dining area, walk to the bathroom with shower, sink & toilet & walk to the bedroom which has a double bed & pullout bed mattress & a balcony. Suits couple's, two friend's & a young family of four. There is a gas hob for cooking & hot water is from gas.

This unique ship lap treehouse which can't be compared to brick's & mortar accommodation is seven feeth off the ground between two large Sycamore tree's to the rear of are main residence. It is fully insulated to the highest standard's of technical accuracy for all year round comfort with a electrical heating system. There is a stairway leading to the front door. The Kitchen & Dining area's are located at the entrance, the bathroom with shower, sink & toilet area is located adjacent to the Kitchen. The bedroom which suits couple's, two friend's or a small young family of four is situated in the room adjoining the Kitchen. There is a balcony from the bedroom, where you can relax in the Canopy of the trees overlooking Grange. We have a large trampoline which has safe protected netted sideing around it & two swing's which hang from large Sycamore tree's at either side of the house.

We are in a rural community and yet we have a clear view of Lambay Island outside of Dublin which is 85 kilometers away from the kitchen dining area. The medieval village of Carlingford is 2 kilometers away & there you will find a great selection of restuarants & bar's with plenty of traditional music for all tastes, also plenty of outdoor leisure facilities ie. Water sports, mountain climbing, the Sky Park facility, the greenway trail where you can now walk - cycle from Carlingford to Newry. John Long's pub is a 3 minute walk from the treehouse, they have traditional music session's most weekend's . Barry's shop is 5 minute walk from the treehouse. The Cooley mountains which overlook Carlingford are a short walk away. Shelling Hill & Templetown Beach are a 5 minute drive from the treehouse. Lily Finnegans pub in Whitestown is a 5 minute drive away, & it also has regular traditional music sessions & have a large roofed beer garden. Scenic Carlingford Ferry service is located at Greenore which is only 6 kilometers away from us, this services trips across Carlingford lough to Greencastle, County Down from Greenore.

Contemporary 6 bedroom house with stunning panoramic view. Underfloor heating and multi fuel stove. Large garden area and balcony. Parking for 4 cars.

Guests will love the contemporary vibe of this modern property. It will appeal to all ages from guests relaxing on the balcony to kids ( and kids at heart) playing football in the large garden area which overlooks the stunning Carlingford lough.

Lough view. Close to the picturesque town of Rostrevor with acclaimed pubs and restaurants. Direct access to mountain trails. 5 minute walk to pebbled beach.

Spacious bedroom with own access and car parking. Private deck with uninterrupted views of Carlingford Lough and direct access to beach. Bright and airy with en-suite bathroom, smart TV, WiFi and a king size bed. Bus stop at gate of property.. Ideal base for exploring the Mournes.

Rostrevor village is 1.5 miles away, where you will find busy restaurants and pubs, Kilbroney Park and world class mountain bike trails.

Carlingford Holiday Hostel is located in the award winning village of Carlingford in the beautiful Cooley Peninsula. Located just 1 hour north of Dublin. The hostel is right in the middle of the village with pubs, restaurants, coffee shops and quaint gift and antique stores right on the doorstep.

It also operates as an Adventure centre so it is always busy, guests can also try out some activities like Kayaking, Zip Lining, Stand Up Paddleboarding and Skypark. The area is great for Hill walkers on the Cooley Mountains and guests can visit the many castles still standing from the 1200's.

My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. It is quiet, peaceful and private.

Situated in a quiet area 100m from the start of the 8km Greenway between Omeath and Carlingford. Beautiful walk to Carlngford with spectacular views of Carlingford Lough, the Cooley and Mourne mountains.

Beautiful views of Carlingford Lough and surrounding mountains. It's a quiet residential neighbourhood with short walking distance to village centre, hotels, pubs and coffee shop.

Sleeps 2 Open Log-Fire Combined Kitchen/Living Area Bath with overhead shower Kitchen has a microwave, and full oven. Freeview TV Oil-Fired Central Heating

One of the original cottages at Rostrevor Holidays, Leckan Beg has remained one of our guests’ favourites. A cozy one bedroom cottage, a large window looks out over Kilbroney Valley, and across to the Mourne Mountains. This little hideaway is ideal for relaxing in front of an open fire, or in the summer, sit out with your coffee in the morning time, and watch the sun rise along the valley. In the foothills of the Mourne Mountains, just outside Rostrevor, County Down, you will find Rostrevor Holidays, the family-run self-catering rostrevor accommodation group, located on a peaceful 24-acre farm. 12 cottages of varying sizes are built in a traditional style with magnificent views over the Mourne Mountains and down Kilbroney Valley to Carlingford Lough. Our one bedroom cottages are ideal for a couple looking for a relaxing break, whilst are our larger 3 and 4 bedroom houses will suit family holidays and friends’ reunions. At Rostrevor Holidays, we are more than just a place to stay, we really feel that you can make a holiday here. So enjoy a game of tennis, let your children explore the playground or take a walk along the 2km farmyard trail. Make Rostrevor Holidays a base for your friends and family, and make the most of the local mountain bike trails in Rostrevor and Castlewellan, or the hill walking in the Mourne Mountains. Throughout our 23 years of business, we have enjoyed meeting new visitors, and welcoming back return guests and friends. Our committment to a friendly welcome and the provision of a quality service, has led to a huge number of guests recommending their relatives and friends. Have a look through our website and see for yourself the holiday you can have in Rostrevor.

At Your Doorstep At Rostrevor Holidays, we are more than just a place to stay; we really feel that you can make a holiday here. First of all, at your doorstep, you can enjoy a game of tennis, let your children explore the playground, or take a walk along the 3km farmyard trail. Or maybe make Rostrevor Holidays a base for your friends and family. Make the most of the local mountain bike trails in Rostrevor and Castlewellan, or the hill walking in the Mourne Mountains. Throughout our 23 years of business, we have enjoyed meeting new visitors; especially welcoming back return guests and friends. As a result, our commitment to a friendly welcome and the provision of a quality service, has led to a huge number of guests recommending their relatives and friends. Have a look through our website and see for yourself the holiday you can have in Rostrevor. The top places to visit in Ireland Rostrevor village is a perfect place to take your holiday. The Mourne Mountains are popular for hill walking. Most noteworthy is the highest peak, Slieve Donard at 850 metres. Kilbroney Park the location of Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trail Centre; it also offers a children’s playground and café. In fact it was Rostrevor that inspire C.S. Lewis to write The Chronicles of Narnia. Furthermore, we are located on the East Coast of Ireland, between Belfast and Dublin. Thinking about visiting Titanic Belfast? We are only one hour by car. In addition you could stop by Crumlin Road Gaol. Around 15 minutes drive from Belfast city-centre, brings you to the “living” museum The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum designed to show Ulster life more than 100 years ago. For Game of Thrones fans, immerse yourself in Winterfell. The Giant’s Causeway can be reached in 2 hours, and Dublin City is only 90 minutes.

A spacious 1-bedroom cottage and less than a 2 minute walk from the village located in a tranquil coastal setting breathtaking views of Slieve Foy mountain, Carlingford harbour and surrounding countryside. A little haven with a large living/dining room with fire/stove, leading to separate kitchen with small walled raised garden in yard. Large open landing upstairs leads to outdoor private balcony, double bedroom and bathroom with unrestricted views of mountain, forests and medieval walls.

Tom's Cabin is a cosy, luxury log cabin located on the side of Slieve Foy, only a mile from the medieval village of Carlingford and all its bars and restaurants. From the cabin there are spectacular views of Carlingford Lough, the Mourne Mountains and the Irish Sea. The cabin is next to our house but completely private. It is centrally heated and finished to a high standard with all you need to enjoy a peaceful, relaxing stay in a picturesque setting.

Perhaps the most romantic of our Carlingford cottages, nestled on the foot hills of Slieve Foy on the shores of Carlingford Lough and just outside the village of Carlingford, Port Cottage boasts unrivaled views of both the mountains and of Carlingford Lough. This stunning one bedroom cottage is the perfect romantic getaway.

The ideal place to let all the stresses of life just melt away as you soak up the breath taking views and peaceful private location while still being close enough to Carlingford to enjoy the bustling nightlife and relaxed cafe culture that has made Carlingford one of the premier holiday destinations in Ireland.The cottage has a private footpath which leads you from Port Cottage to the new shore line walk way and cycle path which runs from Omeath village right into Carlingford. Built on the old railway line, the walk way takes you right along the beach and into Carlingford village. Not only is the scenery simple beautiful but this now creates a safe walk the whole way into Carlingford right from your front door.

Situated by the water in Omeath, this end of terrace house is in a quiet area on the edge of the village. 2 minutes walk to the local beach and amenities including shops, pubs & cafe. Great walking trail to Carlingford and treks through the mountains

Nestled under Carlingford Mountain, we offer those that stay with us privacy, unique access to the wilderness of the beautiful Cooley Mountains and with the added bonus of being just a short 10 minute drive away from the picturesque medieval village of Carlingford. The accommodation provides space and comfort, suitable for a large family. There is a double bed and the availability to sleep 2 others in single beds. There is a spacious landing and private guest bathroom beside the bedroom.

Our accomodation consists of a large bedroom with enough space for our guests to seat and read a book under the backdrop of the beautiful Cooley Mountains. There is ample space in the room for children to play and parents to relax. There are some childrens toys available in the room. The bathroom is adjacent to the bedroom across a spacious private landing area. The kitchen is a shared environment. A continental breakfast is included in the price of our accommodation.

Our home is nestled in the beautiful Cooley Mountains. The surrounding area is a quite rural environment yet only 15 minutes from two major towns. Dundalk and Newry offer everything you could need. The local townland is called Glenmore and it has to be the most friendly part of Ireland. Everyone is very welcoming and only to happy to help each other out. Carlingford is the nearest village only 10mins away by car. It is a beautiful medival village with many historic featured like King John's Castle.

The Willows is a 200 year old beutifully restored property, situated in the Heart of Rostrevor, Co Down, and the Double room and private bathroom are accessed from a lovely Deck overlooking the Fairyglen River, plus amazing views of the Mourne Mountains.

Double room and private bathroom are accessed from a lovely Deck

Bright, stylish cottage on quiet, mountainous slip road off Carlingford village. Comprises spacious living/ dining area, kitchenette, bathroom with shower, luxurious bedroom with TV & DVD player. The superking bed can be split into singles. The comfortable sofabed is double but the space is better suited to 2-3 adults, or 2 adults & 2 children. House-trained pets welcome. The living room has woodburner stove & TV. Garden furniture provided. Free Wifi. No parties allowed.

Can sleep 3 adults, or two adults and two children, for example. 4 star Superking bed can be split into singles All mod cons Quiet Stone's throw to Grove House B&B No parties, stags or hens please.

Quiet, scenic mountain views, friendly, safe.

The Swallow's return treehouse is to the rear of are property. It is seven foot up between sycamore tree's & has one flight of stairs. Fully insulated & heated for all year comfort. There is one bedroom with a double bed & a pull out bed mattress. There is room for couple's, two friend's & small family's . As you entre the fully equiped kitchen - dining area you will see the bathroom which has a toilet - shower & sink, walk from kitchen to bedroom & balcony all on the one level.

The Swallow's Return Treehouse is a unique ship lap timber treehouse which can't be compared to the normal bricks & mortar accommodation. It is seven feeth off the ground between large Sycamore tree's at the rear of are main residence. It is fully insulated to the highest standards for all year round comfort & is heated by electric. One flight of stairs leads to the front door. You entre the kitchen - dining area which is fully equiped from here you can go to the bathroom which has a shower, sink & toilet. The kitchen also leads to the bedroom which has a double bed & a pull out bed mattress. Access to the enclosed balcony is from the bedroom. There is a double glazed Skyline window in the roof of the kitchen with a birds eye view of branches & foliage overhead. There is access to a large trampoline with safety netting & two swing's which hang from large Sycamore tree's at either side of the house.

We are in a rural community and yet we have a clear view of Lambay Island outside of Dublin which is 85 kilometers away from the kitchen dining area. The medieval village of Carlingford is 2 kilometers away & there you will find a great selection of restuarants & bar's with plenty of traditional music for all tastes, also plenty of outdoor leisure facilities ie. Water sports, mountain climbing, the Sky Park facility, the greenway trail where you can now walk - cycle from Carlingford to Newry. John Long's pub is a 3 minute walk from the treehouse, there is weekend music & food served up to 9 o clock in the evening's. Barry's shop is 5 minute walk from the treehouse. The Cooley mountains which overlook Carlingford are a short walk away. Shelling Hill & Templetown Beach are a 5 minute drive from the treehouse. Lily Finnegans pub in Whitestown is a 5 minute drive away, & it also has regular traditional music sessions & they have a large roofed beer garden. Scenic Carlingford Ferry service is located at Greenore which is only 6 kilometers away from us, this services trips across Carlingford lough to Greencastle, County Down from Greenore.

A luxurious self-catering ground floor apartment in a quiet residential area. The property is Tourist Board Certified and has everything you will need for your stay! This is the perfect base to discover this ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ with easy access to restaurants and bars, beautiful walking routes, beaches, golf, mountain biking, horse riding...the list goes on. We have put a lot of love into this home from home so BOOK NOW and enjoy this little gem!

The property (which you will have entirely to yourself) is finished and furnished to a high standard to include a fabulous 6ft superking bed in the main bedroom with luxurious pocket sprung mattress and high quality bedding. The second bedroom is a smaller room with two single beds, again with pocket sprung mattresses and high quality bedding for a luxurious stay. The kitchen is fully equipped and has a dishwasher, microwave and washer dryer. Relax and kick back on the comfy corner sofa with smart TV and HDMI cable to hook up your devices! The bathroom has a shower and separate corner bath with instant hot water. There is free parking right outside the apartment and free wifi. There is a small shopping complex approximately 3 minutes walk from the property where you will find a fantastic pizza takeaway, shop, off-licence and hairdressers. A 10-15 minute walk takes you into the centre of Warrenpoint town. - 2 minute drive to local driving range and pitch & putt - 3 minute drive to Narrow Water Keep - 3 minute drive to Warrenpoint Golf Course - 10 minute drive to Kilbroney Forest Park where you can walk the Narnia Trail, climb up to Cloughmore/’The Big Stone’ or check out the mountain bike trails (widely regarded as one of the most exciting mountain bike destinations in Europe) - 10 minute drive to Rostrevor, The Fairy Glen and Giant Murphy’s Grave - 12 minute drive to East Coast Adventure Centre - 15 minute drive to Newry - Also easily accessible is the Ring of Gullion, Narrow Water Equestrian Centre, the beautiful Mourne Mountains, Scenic Carlingford Ferry and Cooley Peninsula, Mourne Seafood Cookery School, Cocos Adventure Playground, Formula Karting….. - Ideal location for local festivals such as the Fiddlers Green, Blues on the Bay, Kilbroney Vintage Show (Europe’s Largest Classic Vehicle Show), Maiden of the Mournes International Festival and the Mournes International Walking Festival - As Warrenpoint is a popular choice for wedding venues, our apartment would be an ideal place for guests to stay

Soak up the modern and vintage charm of this fully renovated mobile home. Furnished with tv, record player (including vinyl collection), book collection, cosy quirky furnishings and artwork.

This quirky little cabin is nestled in the Cooley mountains of Ireland's ancient east. 1 hour from Dublin, 1 hour from Belfast, 10 minutes from the seaside village of carlingford

Peaceful area, cabin is tucked away behind a cottage where the hosts currently live. Beautiful views and quiet space

A beautiful, traditional cottage perched mountainside and showcasing breathtaking views across Carlingford lough. One mile from vibrant Carlingford village, abundant with pubs and restaurants. Three bedrooms, suitable for up to five adults and two children. Ideal for families or walkers wanting a relaxing break within a short distance from Carlingford.

Extensive outdoor area, with garden furniture.

The cottage is situated off the main road from Carlingford to Omeath, up a narrow country road.

Large 2 bedroom ground floor apartment in quiet street. 3 min walk to bars/restaurants & heart of historic medieval village. Large open plan living/kitchen/dining area. Bedrooms: 1 x double bed & 1 x super king bed that can be converted to 2 singles (by request). Two bathrooms (1 ensuite). Conservatory with lovely view of Slieve Foye mountain. Travel cot/high chair by request. One private car parking space. Rear courtyard with patio furniture & BBQ. Price inclusive of heating.

Large stylish apartment within 3 minute walk to excellent bars/restaurants and shops. Luxury throughout with a homely feel. Well equipped kitchen including dishwasher and washing machine.

Carlingford offers everything you could need for a special break. Fantastic restaurants, great pubs, walking on the Greenway which is all flat or taking some of the many walking trails through the mountains. Hire a bike, or go horse riding, or just sit on the pier and enjoy the views.

My place is close to Omeath village, between Newry, Northern Ireland and Dundalk, Republic of Ireland. Set in a quiet location, lovely ambiance and plenty of outdoors space. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, walkers, golfers, cyclists and ONE SMALL dog. It offers a work from home alternative. In these strange COVID-19 times I am taking extra care, above and beyond the normal cleaning, to disinfect all surfaces in regular use like light switches, remote controls and door handles.

You have the entire cottage and garden all to yourself

A very quiet countryside location which is only 8 minutes drive from the City of Newry in Northern Ireland, with its shopping centres, high street shops, multi screen cinema, cafés and restaurants. Medieval Carlingford is 10 minutes drive in the opposite direction.

Whether sitting outside at the picnic table, listening to the birds in the surrounding trees, or snuggling up on the sofas in front of a blazing fire, Slieve Martin is a cottage to enjoy a relaxing break. On a clear night step out of your cottage and gaze upwards to the stars glittering above you. Or before breakfast, head out for a walk around the Yellow Water Nature Trail on-site. Slieve Martin is built in the traditional style of the Irish cottage, and is therefore a compact 3 bedroom. To make the most of this, we have focused on Slieve Martin being a family friendly cottage. The master bedroom has a superking bed, which can be changed to 2 singles on request. The second bedroom has 2 single beds. The third bedroom has a single bed and a full-sized wooden cot. None of the bedrooms are ensuite. However, there is 1 full bathroom with overhead shower. A separate WC, and a separate shower cubicle. See the floorplan for further clarity. The combined kitchen-living room in Slieve Martin has a high ceiling wooden roof. The main focal point of the cottage is the wood burning fireplace. Surrounding this is 2 large sofas, with a wool rug on the floor. In the corner is a TV, with a selection of board games also provided. The kitchen has a table to seat 6. Highchairs are available on request. Fully equipped with tableware, with a range of children's eating utensils also provided. A full sized oven and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, a small fridge with ice box, make up the kitchen.

Our new villa has great views of the mountains and sea at Carlingford Lough, is close to restaurants and dining, the small beach at Rostrevor, family-friendly activities (walking, trekking, cycling on the Mourne mountains and sailing in the bay), and nightlife. You’ll love it here because of the views, the location, people, ambiance, peace, outdoors space and beautiful fresh air. It is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families with older kids - maximum of 6 persons.

La Belle Villa was awarded a 5 star rating with the N.I. Tourist Board (2018). It is a brand-new building, built to modern standards and sits in the foothills of the Mourne Mountains in Rostrevor. There are 2 double beds in bedroom 1 and a brand new large sofa bed in the sitting room, making it a second bedroom (bedroom 2) if required. It can accommodate 6 people. There is ample private parking space immediately adjacent to the villa and above all, total privacy is guaranteed. For those who need it, Wifi is extremely strong, free and reliable. Rostrevor, " The Riviera of the North" is famous for its social life, with its excellent selection of restaurants and bars. It is also popular with tourists because of its culture and history. We have the Narnia Trail, the Cloughmore Stone and are at the foothill of the Mourne mountains. Rostrevor is also the home of General Ross, who invaded the USA in 1814 - the only time in U.S. history that Washington, D.C. has been occupied by a foreign force. This description is best summarised by direct quotes from our guests, Ann and Jim (25/5/2019) "Looking forward to a few days away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we were overwhelmed by everything staying at the Belle Villa. First of all, the approach to the bungalow was an amazing drive up the tree and shrub lined avenue, likened to a "fairy glen." We were greeted by John, a warm, friendly and witty guy who made us feel so welcome. The bungalow is situated in such a beautiful spot, has well maintained and beautifully designed gardens, the bungalow itself is stunning. Spacious, spotless and so comfortable with everything you need. Tiled floors throughout, massive bathroom with a fantastic power shower. Beautiful and comfortable leather settees. A large bedroom with two of the most comfortable beds and pillows., where you just sink into and fall asleep. From every window at the front the views are amazing. You have the majestic mountains in Carlingford and Omeath, the gentle rolling hills surrounding the countryside with their cattle and sheep, the sweet bird song, a little piece of Heaven on earth. The entire time, just views and tranquillity that take your breath away. For self catering, we have never before experienced anything like what John and Dolores offer. Trust me, it will have everlasting wonderful memories." Steve and Tammy (28/11/2018) "John and Dolores's villa is a treasure. The location is private and a perfect home base for those whom intend to explore Northern Ireland. The accommodations are delightful and has everything you need to enjoy the visit. A well-stocked kitchen has everything you need if you choose to cook in. The living area and bedroom are very comfortable. The beds are perfect for a getting a restful night of sleep for the next day's adventure. The shower is impressive. Wow!! It has excellent water pressure to energize you for the days activity or settle you down for the evening. There is a beautiful patio to sit and enjoy the views with a beverage of your choosing. As for the host, you could not ask for anyone better. Both John and Dolores made us feel at home. They added a lovely touch to the overall experience. If we ever find ourselves back in Northern Ireland, staying in the villa will be at the top of our list". Then - Sean and Dolores (3-11-2018) " This place was first class ,from start to finish. The hosts were friendly and great communication. The Villa was thoroughly modern with everything you could need and was totally spotless. There was a power shower , with I might add the emphasis was on 'power's and much appreciated after a days hiking. All in all a brilliant place to stay and first class hosts. If you don't go you won't know.!.....Anna and Paul (22-9-2018) "Absolutely stunning space with amazing views. Cannot recommend enough. John met us on arrival and showed us around a total gentleman. The house was perfect and warm. There was tea , coffee, milk and fresh fruit for us when we arrived. There was loads of local tips of places to visit. A return is definitely on the cards" ; Catherine and Miguel (10/08/2018) "You can’t do better! Such an unexpected gift of wonderful hospitality from very kind and generous hosts!!" ; Miranda and Isaac (08/06/2018) "We can’t thank Dolores and John enough for letting us stay in their beautiful place! The location is stunning with the most incredible views; the kids (3 years and 8 months) loved the little pony’s in the garden and the place felt as luxurious as a hotel while still being homely and private. Its immaculately clean, warm and has comfy beds and fresh lovely soft towels. We just loved it!!! There are only 2 downsides to staying here... 1. You are going to wish you had more time to stay longer as you love it so much. We only had two nights due to other commitments but would have loved to stay longer as it so so nice! 2. All other Airbnbs will be disappointing after such an incredible stay. We can definitely recommend it to everyone and are hoping we have the opportunity to return. Thanks so much John and Delores! We are traveling for two months in total and this will definitely be one of our highlights!!!" John & Helen who, on 10/Dec/2017 commented "If you're looking for a clean and comfortable getaway in a stunning location then this is a perfect choice. Great area for walking and biking. Carlingford Lough, the Mourne Mountains, historic visitor attractions and good restaurants all within easy reach. Great hosts with client satisfaction at the forefront. A place to return to." Then this from Abbie (22 March 2018) "John made us feel like family from the start! Just the perfect personality for hosting AirBnBs :-) the villa was cozy and clean, throughout the home we were treated with beautiful, hand-painted works of art by Dolores, the shower provided plenty of hot water, and we enjoyed all the amenities provided. Our only complaint is we didn’t have enough time to chat more with John and Dolores! Just an absolute treasure for a very reasonable price". ....Also from Mark (15 March 2018) "The house has a stunning view, the woods near by create the most tranquil experience you have ever had, and you will be greeted with the warmest of welcomes. This place was absolutely amazing". From Christian (26/March/2018) "We had a lovely stay in the villa. John was a great host and amazingly hospitable. The villa is great (incredible shower!) with beautiful views down to the lough. All in all a lovely place to spend a few days." Then from Barbara and Jeff (April 2018) "If you want the countryside for its beauty and peacefulness but want to be close to a town, then this is it! If you want a clean attractive place, this is it. If animals are a plus for you, enjoy meeting Sonny and Bambi, the Shetland ponies. Crisp clean air with a great hot shower! Miss the place already and the hosts are the best ever! Absolutely lovely people John and Dolores are probably the nicest people you could ever meet whom I consider friends now. We will miss them, the beautiful and serene views". As hosts, we can assure all guests that client satisfaction is at the forefront of our thoughts and actions.

La Belle Villa stands on the side of one of the foothills of the Mourne mountains and commands beautiful views of Carlingford Lough and the countryside of South Down. Guests can explore the local attractions of walking (through specified mountain paths or along the shore), further enjoying and absorbing the beautiful views and ambience of the region.

Cosy old Irish cottage; situated in the northeast corner of County Louth, midway between Belfast and Dublin. In the heart of an area of outstanding natural beauty, with many fascinating historic sites to visit. Close to the seaside village Carlingford which is renowned for its array of restaurants, bars and activities. The cottage itself sits at the foot of Sliabh Foy Mountain; surrounded by wildflower fields, a river, a small fruit tree orchard and in Springtime an abundance of wild garlic.

Entire cottage available for bookings. One double bedroom with a walk in wardrobe area where hangers and drawers are available. There is also a small pull out futon bed at the bottom of the double bed, that could fit up to 2 small children. But does stop the bedroom door from opening fully when used as a bed! A comfortable living area with a double sofa bed and another sofa. A large selection of CDs, DVDs and books along with CD player and radio. There is also a wood burning stove, with fire wood available to burn. The kitchen has a table for four, an oven, microwave, fridge, washing machine and sink utilities. In the kitchen there is also a book swap for you to take and leave a book for other guests to read. Fresh coffee will always be available to use in the espresso pot or filter machine. There will also be bottled water for guests to drink as the tap water is not drinkable. The bathroom is rather small. It has a toilet, a shower and there will always be some toiletries available with a fesh set of towels per guest. There is quite a lot of room around the cottage with a BBQ available (if there isnt charcoal in the shed, just ask!) and a seating area to lounge out in the sun, when the sun does make an appearance. Or take your morning coffee or glass of wine out and just enjoy the scenery!

Whether you are looking for a lively weekend or a quieter mid-week break, Carlingford can offer the individual visitor, families, friends and groups, small and large, a memorable and lasting experience. The region boasts great activities, trips, restaurants and wonderful tales… Carlingford Lough really has lots to offer. Take your first step through 5000 years of wonder..

This bright, well presented property with garden is located a 10 minute walk from the centre of Rostrevor village. A perfect getaway for those seeking Mourne hikes, touring or simply to relax.

This property has its own enclosed back garden. Guests have use of garage.

Set in the beautiful Co Down Village of Rostrevor over looking the Mourne Mountains & Cooley Mountains Water Cottage is situated smack in the village close to the Fairy glen. The cottage dates back to the 1700's and has a south facing aspect & garden with mountain and church views. Recently modernised to a high standard. The cottage is a quiet idilic retreat a few minutes walk from the bars, restaurants and coffee shops. Rostrevor is an area of outstanding natural beauty on Carlingford lough.

The Cottage dates back to the 1700's and was originally taverns for the labourers to live in. The houses belonged originally to the Kilbroney estate. The Cottage has been modernised and updated to provide a cosy warm living space to relax and chill. It is situated in the centre of the Village close to the Fairy Glen in an area of outstanding beauty. When you come to Rostrevor you just keep Coming back again and again! I hope you enjoy your stay!

The Cottage is situated in the heart of the Village with everything a short walk away.

Situated a short distance from Omeath village with idyllic views of Carlingford Lough and Mourne mountains. A little over 1 km to the start of the new Omeath to Carlingford Greenway walk.10 minutes to Carlingford and Newry.

Perfectly situated for walkers and families.

Lots of walks for the outdoor lovers. Close to the medival village of Carlingford and Newry city.Situated in the foothills of the Cooley mountains with stunning views of Slieve Foy, short distance from Long Woman’s Grave, Magnetic Hill and the picturesque Claremont Cairn.

Victorian terraced house (1860's) on four stories on Carlingford Lough. Five bedrooms and three large reception rooms. Bright and spacious with wonderful sea views. Pleasant, well-kept back garden, ideal for catching the afternoon sun. In Warrenpoint, 5-10 minutes' walk from local restaurants, pubs, cafes and shops.