Brookvale Cottage - Saintfield/Crossgar - County Down - Northern Ireland

Brookvale Cottage is set in the heart of County Down in a peaceful rural setting. 3 miles from Saintfield, Ballynahinch and Crossgar.

The cottage was renovated in 2005 where great care and attention was paid to every detail in order to provide a luxurious finish incorporating green oak beams and slate floors.

Views from the cottage are of a rural idyll where visitors can enjoy the beauty of Down's rolling Drumlins and an ancient hill fort with the sound of a nearby stream.

This is an ideal location whether you are looking for a relaxing weekend break or an activity filled holiday.

Although Brookvale Cottage is in a peaceful rural location there are many wonderful attractions within easy reach, including beautiful beaches, coastal walks and the infamous Mourne Mountains, which are a designated area of outstanding natural beauty.

There are 3 National Trust Properties close by in addition to Forest Parks and Nature Reserves. Strangford Lough with it's unspoilt coastline is also a perfect place to relax and unwind. Belfast and Lisburn cities are easily accessible where you can experience some of Northern Ireland's cultural highlights and history. There are many award winning restaurants in the area and facilities for more casual dining where you can enjoy the fantastic food and craic!

All of which makes this the perfect location to explore some of the best attractions Northern Ireland has to offer. Nearby Leisure Activities include:

• Fishing, both sea and fresh water. Fishing is available in the nearby river. Day tickets can be purchased locally
• National Trust and Heritage properties
• Golf Courses including the Royal County Down
• Horse Riding Cycling routes Hiking and walking routes
• Sailing and water sports
• Sandy beaches and coastal walks Forest Parks and Nature Reserves

Submitted by owner from cottage guestbook:

May 2012 – Cheshire, England
Brookvale cottage is one of those rare places where you feel comfortable, happy and content from the start. A perfect example of how it should be done.

May 2012 – Calgary, Canada
Thank you very much for all your hospitality. We appreciate all the extra touches. You made us feel very much at home. We loved your cottage.

June 2012 – Buckinghamshire, England
In 15 years of self-catering this is the best cottage we have stayed in. Pamela and her family are very welcoming, nothing is too much trouble. The homemade treats are delightful. We will definitely be back.

June 2012 – Guernsey
A wonderful cottage and setting for our first family holiday. Such a warm, welcoming stay. We couldn’t have hoped for more.

July 2012 – Co. Cork, Ireland
Thank you so much for a fantastic holiday. Your kindness and welcome are second to none. We have found ourselves a wonderful home from home in the beautiful Co. Down.

Aug 2012 – Island of Malta
Thank you so much for this wonderful experience. The cottage and welcome was so nice it made us feel at home. We will definitely recommend your cottage.

Aug. 2012 – St Albans, England
Beautiful & well equipped conversion but more important than that was the warmth of the welcome- thank you.

November 2012 – Lancashire, England
Wonderful cottage, lovely family, excellent location. Who could ask for more? Can’t wait until next year.

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