Originally a Church was built in 1849

set amidst peaceful and scenic surroundings.

In 1994 it was extensively

but tastefully refurbished

into three modern

Self-Catering Apartments,

 named after the surrounding glens -

Glenann

with its unique arched shaped

windows and seated veranda,

(ideally suited for couples or small families).
 

Glencorp

this split level apartment

is particularly spacious

(suitable for larger families/groups).
 

Glendun

this apartment has the facilities

for disabled guests

(ideally suited for couples or small families)

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These apartments are opened all year round,

offering a cosy and relaxed homely

atmosphere with: -

• Full central heating

• Doubled glazing

• Fully equipped kitchens

• Baths and showers

• Bed linen and towels provided

• Hairdryers available in bedrooms

• Television/video and radio

• Iron and ironing boards

• Cots and high chairs available on request

• Shop nearby

• Sorry, No Pets Allowed in the Apartments

ALL HEATING AND ELECTRICITY
IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE.

are located on the main A2,

midway between Cushendall and Cushendun

and nicely set back 100 metres from the road.

Situated in its own private grounds

with landscaped gardens, patios, play area,

barbecue facilities and car parks.

In keeping with the ambience of the building

Church Pews are located throughout the grounds

for guests relaxation to enjoy

the beauty and tranquillity

of the surrounding countryside.

Hill Farmers Liam and Anne Blaney (proprietors)

and their two children Leanne and Martin

live in the Manse, close by.

Visitors

to

have ready access to the Farm Walk

which gives spectacular views

of the Glens of Antrim and the Scottish coastline.

Those who appreciate scenic countryside

and / or outdoor activities

such as walking, bird watching, photography etc.

will love this location.

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The Glens of Antrim

are an area renowned for its

beauty, myths and legends.

Visitors do not have to search for entertainment

because the pleasure of

the Glens and Causeway Coast

is on our doorstep.

There is a good choice of

restaurants and pubs providing

food, drink and Irish music.

Activities available in the area include:

angling, cycling, golf, pony trekking,

sea fishing, sailing, swimming, etc.