Bramble Cottage

Tourist Board Rating: Approved

Castlewellan, Down, BT319HT

Meet your host…

Maureen McClean

I enjoy welcoming guests from all over the world into our home and am happy to assist with itinerary plans to make your visit special. Guests can be assured of a warm friendly welcome at Bramble cottage.

63 Burrenbridge road
Castlewellan
BT319HT

Bramble cottage is located in a rural area with the picturesque Mourne mountains as a backdrop. While unwinding in the lovely flower garden of the property, visitors may take in the breathtaking views and tranquil countryside. Situated near the Mourne mountains and Murlough nature reserve in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, Bramble Cottage is a short drive from all local facilities, offering a peaceful and scenic rural setting. A great place to play golf, stroll around the parks, climb mountains, and explore the neighbourhood. Numerous recreational opportunities are close by, including golf, water sports, mountain biking, and sightseeing excursions. Any of the above can be easily organised with the hosts help.

How to get here

You can use Google Maps to find us by entering our Eircode: BT31 9HT

Sat Nav: Lat (54.239437) - Long (-5.933372)

Facilities

Hair Dryer
Ironing
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Tourist Board Rating: Approved

Meet your host…

Maureen McClean

63 Burrenbridge road
Castlewellan
BT319HT

Nearby attractions

Castlewellan Forest Park : Situated at Castlewellan, County Down, Castlewellan Forest Park is part of the Mourne Mountains. One of Europe's best collections of trees and shrubs is found in Castlewellan Forest Park, a stunning environment of mountains and sea. One of the most well-known lakes in Northern Ireland, the magnificent Victorian Castlewellan Castle, breath-taking panoramic views, lovely walking trails, 27 km of mountain bike trails, nature play ideal for children, an on-site multi-activity centre, the Castlewellan Peace Maze, the Life Adventure Centre, an equestrian centre, and Castlewellan Caravan Park are just a few of the many attractions that make Castlewellan Forest Park a must-visit for people of all ages.
Mourne Mountains : The picturesque Mourne Mountains and Ring of Gullion, which are part of the Mourne Gullion Strangford Geopark, may be found in Northern Ireland. It offers an amazing variety of mountain peaks. The highest mountain peak in Northern Ireland, the renowned Slieve Donard, rises majestically over the coastal town of Newcastle in County Down. Donard, the highest peak at 850 metres, is one of six summits that rise above 700 metres. It is easy to understand why the region is renowned as having exceptional natural beauty—a vast number of granite peaks packed into a mere 15 miles by 8 miles provide breathtaking views. This region is made up of rivers, forests, lakes, and reservoirs. The enticing Mourne Mountains are home to numerous breathtaking locations and viewpoints.
Murlough National Nature Reserve : The National Trust has owned and operated Ireland's first Nature Reserve, Murlough National Nature Reserve, a delicate 6,000-year-old sand dune system, since 1967. Its stunning location at the mouth of Dundrum Bay and the Mourne Mountains makes it a great place to explore and observe birds. One of the finest beaches in County Down is accessible by a network of trails and boardwalks that wind through the dunes, woods, and heath. From these regions, you may observe a variety of butterflies and wild flowers.