Coastguard Cottage

Stay by the sea in this former coastguard station, now newly renovated 2-bedroom house, on the world renowned Coast Road. Located at the heart of the Glens of Antrim, in the quiet Irish town of Cushendall. This home comfortably sleeps 4 and provides a peaceful retreat close to the sea, mountains and many tourist attractions on the north coast perfect for exploring or relaxing. The space Key Features: Bedrooms & Essentials: Two well-furnished bedrooms with fresh cotton linen, towels, room-darkening blinds, and ample storage with a wardrobe and chest of drawers. Modern Amenities: A fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, oven, and a Samsung induction cooker. Includes a dishwasher and all cooking essentials (pots, pans, oil, condiments). Comfort & Safety: Central heating and an electric fireplace provide warmth and comfort. Safety features include smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, a fire extinguisher, and a first aid kit. Entertainment & Connectivity: Free Wi-Fi and a TV (40 inch) for your entertainment needs. Parking & Access: Private driveway parking and self check-in via a lockbox to ensure convenience. Guest access Guest check-in is available from 3pm. Checkout time is 11am. Key is kept is the lockbox beside the front door. Code will be given to you prior to your arrival. Parking is available directly outside the accommodation. Unfortunately there is no access to the beach/sea as this is private property. Closest access to the sea front is through the Boat Park 50 metres north of the property. Other things to note If you're looking to explore the stunning attractions of Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast, Cushendall is ideally situated for easy day trips to some of the most iconic spots. Below are approximate distances by car from Cushendall to nearby popular tourist destinations: - Giant’s Causeway – 40 minutes (36 km): A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Giant’s Causeway is famous for its unique hexagonal basalt columns formed by volcanic activity. - Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge – 35 minutes (30 km): This thrilling rope bridge, suspended above the Atlantic Ocean, offers breathtaking views and an exhilarating walk. - Dunluce Castle – 45 minutes (40 km): Explore the dramatic ruins of this medieval castle perched on the cliffs overlooking the sea. - Royal Portrush Golf Club – 50 minutes (46 km): Home of the 2025 Open Championship, this world-famous golf course offers a challenging links experience and spectacular coastal views. Game of Thrones Filming Locations: - The Dark Hedges (The Kingsroad) – 30 minutes (27 km): A stunning avenue of beech trees made famous as the Kingsroad in Game of Thrones. - Ballintoy Harbour (Iron Islands) – 35 minutes (30 km): This picturesque harbour was used as a filming location for the rugged Iron Islands. - Bushmills Distillery– 40 minutes (35 km): The world’s oldest licensed whiskey distillery, where you can enjoy guided tours and tastings. - Glenariff Forest Park – 20 minutes (15 km): Known as the "Queen of the Glens", this park offers stunning waterfalls and scenic walking trails through the heart of the Glens of Antrim. -Situated in a mountainous region, Cushendall is an excellent base for hikers. The nearby Trostan, the highest peak in Antrim, offers breathtaking views, while Lurigethan (pictured out the bedroom window) and Slemish Mountain provide rewarding hikes for all skill levels. These nearby attractions make Cushendall the perfect starting point for discovering the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Northern Ireland’s coast.