‘The Station House’ - Greenisland (NITB Approved)

Station House has been around for over 100 years. It was built just after the turn of the 20th century as the Station Master’s house, serving Greenisland Railway station. Station House sits in the heart of the village of Greenisland, named after a little islet in Belfast Lough. We are very pleased to have secured Northern Ireland Tourism approval for ‘Station House’ The space As the name suggests, Station House is right beside Greenisland railway station! From the station you can travel towards the famous Antrim Coast, via the historic Carrickfergus, beautiful Whitehead and on in to Larne. Or if you want to sample the city life in Northern Ireland, you can take the train into Belfast in 15 minutes. From there you can take a tour of the city or wander through the bustling shopping areas. Greenisland is also served well with Bus routes. Guests are free to use the entire house, garden and large parking space. Guest access Guests can access every room in the house and the outside patio / garden. Other things to note GUESTS MUST HAVE AT LEAST ONE POSITIVE REVIEW FROM A PREVIOUS AIRBNB BOOKING. OTHER THINGS TO NOTE: If guests have mobility considerations please note Station House shower is over the bath and there is no downstairs toilet. It has a step into the house front and back.