Braeside Farm House, Cloughmills

County Antrim. Sleeps up to 6

Nestled in the rolling Northern Irish fields of the quaint village Cloughmills is Braeside Farm House. This charming bungalow sleeps up to six guests in three bedrooms, making it the perfect location for a rural family retreat in Northern Ireland. Pull up in front of the property where plenty of handy off-road parking awaits before walking into the large entrance and kicking off your shoes after a busy day exploring. Head into the spacious sitting room where a gas fire creates a warm and homely atmosphere, snuggle up here on the sofa surrounded by your loved ones before thinking about dinner. When stomachs start to rumble, a fully-equipped kitchen boasting an oil range cooker awaits for the designated chef of the group, here they can whip up a myriad of tasty meals that the whole family can enjoy together at the dining table with seating for everyone. After dinner, unwind in the conservatory with a glass of wine while looking out over the luscious greenery that surrounds Braeside Farm House, or head out to the bubbling hot tub. When sleep calls, head into any of the three bedrooms, there is a king-size room, a family room with king-size and single bed and a snug single room, all serviced by a sleek bathroom fitted with corner bath and walk-in shower. Braeside Farm House lies in the small village of Cloughmills that is home to a handy shop, Millside Restaurant which serves Italian and British food as well as steaks and Patton’s Bar; both of these are ideal for the nights you don’t fancy cooking! This property is also located close to the bustling towns of Ballymoney and Ballymena which both provide more vibrant nightlife, and chances to explore local history in Ballymoney Museum or the Mid-Antrim Museum. Ballymena is also a popular shopping location as it is home to Fairhill shopping centre that boasts many high-street names, meaning there is something for everyone! You could also take a day trip to Northern Ireland’s capital, Belfast a city steeped in history or culture, here you can visit the Titanic Museum, a sombre yet important exhibit, Ulster Museum which showcases 9000 years of Irish culture and history or Crumlin Road Gaol; children will also love visiting C S Lewis Square where they can see sculptures of their favourite characters from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Braeside Farm House is situated in an ideal location for both a rural family retreat or exploration of the history woven throughout Northern Ireland at any time of year.