County Down cottages

With mountains, beaches, and a world-renowned golf course, County Down’s attractive attributes make it an ideal location for families, couples and groups of friends seeking a reviving getaway. Lying just south of Belfast, County Down is bordered by County Armagh and County Antrim, and includes the breathtaking Mourne Mountains. This spectacular mountain range features Northern Ireland’s highest peak – Slieve Donard – standing 850m high. The Ards Peninsula offers an abundance of fabulous beaches, so it’s a great spot if you’re looking for a coastal getaway. County Down has the cultural heritage and natural beauty to make it an enticing holiday prospect. Book fans might like to know the area around the River Bann, between Banbridge and Rathfriland, is where Patrick Brontë, father of authors Anne, Charlotte, and Emily, was born.  

We have holiday homes in County Down to suit all requirements, from romantic cottages to dog-friendly holiday homes. They make ideal bases for exploring County Down. Why not start in the county town of Downpatrick? This ancient town offers much for history buffs to explore, including Down Cathedral, the resting place of Saint Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint. You can find out more about Saint Patrick at the dedicated visitor centre in the town. Among the many things to do in County Down, it’s well worth paying a visit to Hillsborough Castle, Northern Ireland’s royal residence. Or perhaps stroll through Tollymore Forest Park, which was used as a filming location for Game of Thrones. Oak from this woodland went into the interiors of liners including the Titanic. If a break by the coast takes your fancy, head to the charming seaside resort of Newcastle. Why wait? Browse our County Down holiday cottages and start planning your holiday in Northern Ireland today.


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