Lough Island Reavy Cottage in Newry

Set on the outskirts of the village of Kilcoo in the heart of the Mournes, this detached cottage sits overlooking a beautiful lough after which it is named, Lough Island Reavy Cottage. In a secluded spot with fields of cows as neighbours, this picturesque location, with stunning views and peaceful tranquillity is the perfect country getaway for couples wanting to enjoy a short stay in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

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Features

• 1 Bedroom
• 1 Bathroom
• Max. Occupancy: 2
• WiFi
• Parking
• Open fire
• Garden

Description

It is an ideal location for hill walkers, cyclists, golfers, photographers and anyone looking a romantic break. In contrast to the exterior, inside the cottage has a modern and contemporary feel to it with open- plan living space containing all you need to enjoy a wonderful break. With a neat modern kitchen space where you can cook up something on the induction hub, or leave something to bake in the electric oven. A breakfast bar acts as your dining area, thoughtfully placed looking out of the window so you can enjoy pretty views of your surroundings as you prepare for an adventurous day ahead. For those quiet evenings when you have spent all your energy walking around the rolling hills, you can look forward to cosying up on the sofa in front of the woodburning stove and the TV. The neutral but fresh interior continues into the double bedroom, adding further style with pretty bedding, creating a lovely place to wind down. Finally, the shower room is a delightful space, completely tiled and home to quality fittings, with a walk-in shower, basin and WC. To the outside you can enjoy views over Lough Island Reavy and the Mountains of Mourne beyond, sit outside and admire your surroundings for a perfect moment of peacefulness. Drive over to the Mourne Mountains further south for more rugged landscapes and vistas, and explore the many outdoor activities the Mournes have to offer. Castlewellan Forest Park where you can walk around the lake, explore the grounds within the park containing a Victorian Castle or visit The Peace Maze, one of the world’s largest permanent hedge mazes. Just a short drive away is the seaside resort of Newcastle with its award winning promenade, cafes, restaurants and welcoming gastro pubs. It is also home to the world famous Royal County Down Golf Course and Tollymore Forest Park, where Game of Thrones was filmed. The town of Downpatrick lies north-east, and it is said to be the resting place of Saint Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint, with other historical attractions, Inch Abbey, Down County Museum and Saint Patrick’s Visitor Centre. Lough Island Reavy Cottage is a welcoming cosy cottage for a perfect break in a great spot to explore this part of Northern Ireland.

A small village in County Down, Kilcoo is a simple settlement made up of a shop, two pubs and a school. Home to a man-made lough called Lough Island Reavy, this village is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside and is not far from the coast looking out to the Irish sea. A claim to fame is that it is said that Saint Patrick's body stayed in Kilcoo when on its way to Downpatrick to be buried, a special piece of history for Ireland.

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