Barbican
Romantic in appearance and setting, and approached by a bridge over the Glenarm river, the Barbican comprises a three storey block with a roof terrace, with a picnic bench which affords significant views over the surrounding countryside.
Built in 1825, The Barbican Gatelodge is a miniature medieval castle. It is a perfect romantic hideaway in one of Ulster’s oldest villages.
The tower has 1 Double room, sleeps 2. The bed is really comfortable and the deep bath is a pure luxury after a long day touring the Antrim Coast and Glens.
The kitchen is small but perfectly appointed for preparing simple meals and the welcoming fireside is a cosy spot to curl up with a good book.
Description of Features
converted gate lodge, roof terrace, utility room
Location Description
Situated in Glenarm. Turn left into the village and right into Castle Street, the Barbican faces you over the bridge.
Book using
https://irishlandmark.com/properties/barbican/
Getting to the start by car
Directions from Town: At gate to Castle. From roundabout turn up main street. Turn right into Castle Street. Follow street over bridge.
Barbican
Ballymena
Co Antrim
BT44 0BD
Ungraded Self Catering MatureCosmos Credit/Debit Cards Accepted Hairdryer Available Ironing Facilities Parking Available Microwave Tumble Dryer Washing Machine Belfast Visitor And Convention Bureau Managed by Larne Corporate Self Catering Self Catering NISCHA Coastal Castle Of historic, literary or architectural interest CCAG Self Catering
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