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National Trust holiday cottages are in some of the most beautiful places in Northern Ireland and offer a chance to savour the peace all year round. Whether it's in a grand countryside eatate or overlooking the sea, you're sure to find a place that's just right for you and your family.

• Carrick-a-Rede

  

  Carrick-a-Rede cottage is located a short distance from Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and commands stunning views towards Rathlin Island. Visitors staying at the cottage have the opportunity to explore one of the most spectacular coastal routes in Ireland as well as other National Trust properties including Giant's Causeway, White Park Bay, Downhill Demesne and Hezlett House. Sleeps four people.

• Crom

  

  There are seven cottages around two sides of a large open courtyard, right on the tranquil shores of Upper Lough Erne. Erne view is the largest cottage and accommodates six people, Alder Cottage is the smallest with one double bedroom.

• Castle Ward

  

  Potter's Cottage is a quaint stone cottage in the heart of the Old Castle Ward farmyard near the shores of Strangford Lough.  Sleeps four people.

  Downpatrick Gatelodge is an attractive cottage found at the woodland entrance to Castle Ward. It is less than two miles from Strangford village and a short ferry journey from Portaferry. Views of the forest can be seen from the cottage which is close to several excellent walking and cycling trails.  Sleeps four people.

• Florence Court

  

  Men's Way holiday apartment provides an unforgettable country house experience at Florence Court. Situated in the south wing, this unique and atmospheric apartment retains its original features and character, and is enhanced with luxurious additions. Sleeps four people.
  
  Rose Cottage is situated in the gorgeous walled rose garden in the grounds of this lovely estate.  Sleeps five people.

• Murlough NNR

  

  There are two cottages.  Murlough Cottage overlooks the still waters of Dundrum Inner Bay and is within easy walking distance of both Murlough National Nature Reserve and the beach. Sleeps four people. 
  
  Murlough Gate Lodge at Keel Point, is a charming stone cottage located on the edge of the Nature Reserve.  The village of Dundrum is within walking distance. Sleeps four people.

• Portbraddan

  

  Portbraddan Cottage, nestled in an idyllic harbour on the North Antrim Coast. This three bedroom cottage is an inspirational location from which to explore the North Coast of Northern Ireland.  Sleeps six people.

• Rathlin Island

  

  Described by guests as 'a great escape' the Manor House is a handsome late-Georgian house, which offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation in 11 rooms, each with its own bathroom.

  Delicious home-cooked food is available to guests and visitors alike in the Brockely tea room. With less than 100 island residents, Rathlin is very peaceful and is famous for its fabulous bird watching, sub-aqua diving and walking. The ferry comes into the pretty harbour.

• Giant's Causeway

  

  The Causeway Hotel is situated at the entrance to the world famous Giant's Causeway - a stunning cliff top location. There are 28 ensuite bedrooms with views over the beautiful Antrim Coast, an in-house restaurant and bar, and conference facilities for up to 60 delegates.

Some cottages are adapted for visitors with special requirements – for further details, bookings and any other information, visit www.nationaltrustcottages.co.uk, call us on 0844 800 2078* or e-mail us at cottages@nationaltrust.org.uk.

Please contact the Manor House on Rathlin Island directly at 028 2076 3964 and The Causeway Hotel at 028 2073 1210, or visit www.giants-causeway-hotel.com for more information.

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