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Syenite Cottage

12 Syenite Place, Rostrevor, Newry, Co Down, BT34 3EP
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About

Syenite Cottage is a lovely three bedroom terrace town house, sleeping up to six guests in the heart of Rostrevor.

Rostrevor is one of the prettiest coastal villages in Northern Ireland and a great base to explore Carlingford Lough, the Mournes, Cooley Peninsular and beautiful coastal walks on foot, bike, car or boat.

The name comes from the Irish Ros, meaning wooded headland, and Trevor from the 17th century Trevor family who settled there from Denbighshire.

Before that it was known as Caisleán Ruaidhrí (Rory’s Castle). Interestingly, the spelling “Rostrevor” refers to the village while the wider townland is spelt as “Rosstrevor” with an additional “s”.

There are several great places of interest including the Fairy Glen River, home of fairies, and the Ross Monument, an obelisk put up by the Ross family who lived in Kilbroney Park.

The “Big Stone” (Cloughmore) is a massive boulder on the slopes of Slieve Martin which is a great walk from the village ( about four hours)  or top carpark ( about 20 minutes. Landmarks include a small listed church and graveyard on the earlier site of St Bronach. The Catholic Church has the bell of Bronach, cast around 900AD.

The cottage is in a quiet cul de sac with free off road parking and is a tranquil haven from which to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the village, only minutes away. There is a useful guide to the village, where to eat and drink and how to enjoy all the outside activities. The kitchen and living space in Syenite Cottage is designed for social, communal gatherings where everyone can chat and socialise whilst joining in on food prep and cooking. The cottage offers flexible, luxury accommodation as 2 bedrooms have superking beds which can split into singles, & the thrid bedroom has adult bunk beds so ideally suited for families and/or friends.  Minutes from the village, The Fairy Glen and Kilbroney Park for world class outdoor activities and some superb local bars and restaurants this is an ideal location for a short vacation or longer stays.

This is our first summer listed and we have already received five star reviews from every guest who has stayed with us so far.

Facilities

Accessibility

  • Guide dogs permitted

Children & Infants

  • Accept children (Minimum age)

Establishment Features

  • Ironing facilities
  • Linen available free of charge
  • Linen provided
  • Number of Shared Bathrooms
  • Pets accepted
  • Prior Booking Required
  • Private rooms
  • Real log/coal fires
  • Showers
  • Wifi

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Opening Times

Open Christmas
Open New Year

* Syenite Cottage is currently let on short term lets through Airbnb. We accept private bookings however. Please email fiona@fandbpartnership.com.

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Map & Directions

Public Transport Directions

Syenite Cottage can be reached by road, bus or train and is only an hour away from Belfast city Airport. Belfast International airport and Dublin airport arr an hour and a half away.

Nearest train station is Newry ( 9 miles away)  with direct trains from and to Belfast and Dublin.

The number 39 bus from kilkeel to Newry bus stop is less than one minute with regular services to Newry and Warrenpoint.

Alternatively there are local taxi firms who can pick up from airports, bus and train stations.

AV Taxis are based in The Square, Warrenpoint

+44 28 4177 3966

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