Amy's Self Catering Cottage

Welcome to Amy's Self Catering Cottage, a certified Tourist Accommodation located in the quaint Ballyholme village in Bangor, Northern Ireland. Our charming cottage is a mere 150 metres away from the picturesque Ballyholme Bay and a short 5-minute walk from the Ballyholme Yacht Club. Ballyholme Bay is situated on the southern side of Belfast Lough, offering stunning views across the Lough and, on clear days, as far as the Mull of Kintyre.

At Amy's, we pride ourselves on providing top-quality accommodation, complete with modern conveniences. Our cottage has been thoughtfully designed and equipped with gas central heating, direct hot water, and double glazing throughout. All bed linens, towels, electricity, gas, and Wi-Fi are included in the rental costs. The cottage can comfortably sleep up to 5 guests in three bedrooms: a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, and a single room suitable for a child or small adult. The bathroom is fitted with a bath and a shower enclosure, a wash hand basin, and a WC. The ground floor features a separate sitting room with a 32 Smart TV and a dining room that opens onto the modern kitchen and a rear terrace. There is also a cloakroom with a WC and wash hand basin. We maintain a non-smoking policy and regretfully cannot accommodate pets.

Local Information

Ballyholme Village's local shops are only a 5-minute stroll away, offering a well-stocked Co-op Supermarket, open daily from 7 am to 10 pm, a chemist, a newsagent and Post Office, a butcher, a baker, an off-licence, a dry cleaners, and a hairdressers. Additionally, there are two cafes, a Chinese takeaway, a newly opened Indian restaurant, and an ATM. The centre of Bangor, including High Street and Main Street, is approximately a 15-minute walk away, with Bus Stops on the Esplanade and Groomsport Road providing convenient access to town.

The town centre boasts an Asda supermarket, Menaries-a local department store, the Bus Station, and the Train Station, offering a straightforward trip to Belfast. Further afield, await the wonders of Belfast City: the Titanic Quarter, which houses the Titanic Belfast and Titanic Slipways, the captivating Ulster Folk and Transport Museum in Cultra, the World-Class restaurants, and the Belfast City Hall. The iconic Parliament Buildings, Stormont, and the WWT Castle Espie Wetland Centre are also not to be missed.

For natural beauty and historical enchantment, explore the Antrim Coastal Drive and the mythical Giant's Causeway-a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Discover Northern Ireland Website or your local tourist office to learn more about the plethora of things to see and do in both the local area and further afield in Northern Ireland and the Republic.