Annie's Place

About this property

Nestled on the outskirts of Crossmaglen, near to Newry in County Armagh is Annie’s Place a beautiful single-storey cottage hidden in the countryside. Set all on one floor and sleeping up to four guests in two bedrooms, Annie’s Place is an idyllic setting for a family gathering in County Armagh. On arrival you are greeted by a country cottage surrounded by farmland, bordered by stone walls and two off-road parking spaces. Enter into a homely cottage with large entry way, kick off your shoes after a busy day exploring the countryside and head into the welcoming living room, here you can cosy up, warm your feet by the open fire and enjoy a family film night. Get the popcorn ready in the fully-equipped kitchen/diner or prepare a home-cooked meal to enjoy at the dining table. When the evening draws to a close, get ready for bed in the bathroom with walk-in shower and retire in either of the king-size bedrooms both furnished with storage to house your belongings. When you wake take advantage of the large garden that surrounds the cottage by going for a stroll with your morning coffee and soak up the panoramic countryside. Annie’s Place is on the outskirts of the quaint village Crossmaglen in the Northern Irish countryside and is the perfect base for keen walkers who are eager to explore it. The property also has wonderful views over Slieve Gullion tempting you to go out and explore this lovely part of the world. History is woven throughout the surrounding countryside, to brush on this local history head to Roche Castle ruins, Moyry Castle or Cu Chulainn’s Castle and admire the scenic surroundings of all three, there is also Country Museum Dundalk. Around 30 minutes away in Banbridge immerse yourself in the world of Game of Thrones on a studio tour. For an evening out the centre of Crossmaglen and visit the local bars and pubs or for a more vibrant night the busier town of Dundalk has a plethora of bars and restaurants to choose from. Just over an hour away you can reach the vibrante city of Dublin, famous for it's Guiness brewery and Kilmainham Gaol, along with the warm welcome it is a great way to spend a day, and you can break up the journey visit the Neolithic (5,200 year old) Passage Tomb at Newgrange. Make Annie’s Place your home-away-from-home for a splendid retreat in Southen County Armagh.

Crossmaglen is a townland in Northern Ireland and the largest village in South Armagh, it is rich in history and tradition while also offering a wide range of modern conveniences and amenities. According to legend, the village is named after Owen Lennon, who is reputed to have had a shebeen, or an illegal ale establishment. The village's centerpiece, Cardinal O'Fiaich Square, is affectionately referred to as "Cross" by locals. Dundalk, the county town of Louth, is just a short drive away, and it offers even more historical delights in its museums and buildings, as well as a delightful crafts and farmers market where you may admire the residents' talents and pick up a memento or two. If you want to go a little further afield, Belfast is a great option. If you're looking for a unique day out, check out the Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction and Conference Center or the Titanic attraction. Crossmaglen is the ideal starting point from which to explore the whole of Northern Ireland. It is surrounded by so much beauty and wonder.

Accommodation

Single-storey.

Two-bedrooms: 2 x king-size bedrooms.

Bathroom with walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Kitchen/diner.

Sitting room with open fire

Oil central heating with open fire.

Oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher and coffee machine.

TV, WiFi.

Fuel and power and starter for open fire included in rent.

Bed linen and towels included in rent.

Highchair and travel cot available on request.

Off-road parking for 2 cars.

Large garden.

Two well-behaved dogs welcome.

Sorry, no smoking.

Shop 2.4 miles, pub 2.8.

Note: The garden is not enclosed.

Note: More pets are available on request.

Note: Dogs must be kept on a lead due to livestock and horses in the area