Gortin Cottage
Review
Gortin Cottage, located in the village of Glenariff along the stunning Causeway Coastline, is a delightful retreat owned by the renowned historian and storyteller, Mr. John Robbin. This spacious 3-bedroom property is steeped in charm and history, offering modern conveniences such as private parking, a TV, washing machine, and reliable WiFi. It’s an ideal base for exploring the Glens of Antrim and the iconic Causeway Coast. The cottage is perfect for families or groups seeking comfort and functionality while embracing the rich heritage of the area. Glenariff's scenic beauty adds to its appeal, and nearby Cushendall boasts a variety of dining options for those who prefer a break from cooking. Whether for relaxation or adventure, Gortin Cottage ensures a memorable stay in a picturesque setting.
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Gortin Cottage
, Glenariff,
Ballymena, Co. Antrim
, BT44 0QZ
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Nearby Attractions
CraicNTour
CraicNTour along the stunning Causeway Coast Route is an unforgettable experience led by the incomparable John Robbin.
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Watertop Farm
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Nearby Eating Out
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