Drumfaskey Cottage in Cushendun offers wonderful self catering accommodation, nestled in a glorious location. Our cottage near Ballymena in Co Antrim is the ideal place to escape from the pressures of modern life.

The ground floor has a comfy living room with a multi-fuel stove. From the living room, patio doors open to a barbecue area, and guests can sit in the large garden and take in the spectacular scenery.

The patio area is an outstanding suntrap for the afternoon sun, and provides a comfortable spot for a relaxing read or just to enjoy peace and tranquillity. The ground floor also contains an oak kitchen complete with dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer, adjacent dining area and separate w.c. facilities.

The First Floor contains three bedrooms in total. Two of these have double beds and the third a single. All bedrooms have their own vanity units.

Drumfaskey Cottage is the perfect base for anyone who would like to stay in an area of unsurpassed natural beauty. Guests are free to roam the farm tracks and observe the wildlife and fauna of the area. From the high tracks superb views of Rathlin Island, the Sea of Moyle, The Mull of Kintyre and large stretches of the Ulster countryside may be enjoyed. The Glens of Antrim offers a totally unique fusion of breathtaking scenery and bustling villages.

The Glens of Antrim have been recognised as a unique landscape and are officially designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This includes a fifty-mile shoreline, forests, open grasslands, peat bogs and mountain upland rich in history and culture. A long history of settlement and war is marked in the dramatic landscape by prehistoric stone tombs, churches and castles that tell of an age gone by and are a delight to behold for both the enthusiast and passers-by.

Fore more information about our holiday home in Co Antrim please visit our website.

Open June, July, August and September, £510 for 7 days, no short-term bookings.

Open April and May, £490 for 7 days, no short term bookings.

4 Star Northern Ireland Tourist Board.