27 Portrush Road

About

This delightful semi-detached townhouse is located on the Portrush Road in Coleraine, Haven 27, can comfortably sleep up to five people and is hosted by Yvonne and Wesley.

On the ground floor, the property features broken open plan living/dining alongside a fitted modern kitchen area. The downstairs also benefits from a W/C.

The first floor has three bedrooms; one double bedroom, one twin bedroom and a single bedroom. There is also a fitted modern bathroom complete with bath and separate shower.

Outside, the property has a traditional garden to the front with private car parking for up to two cars. To the rear, there is a large garden with a patio area, offering a place to relax and BBQ in the summer months.

Amenities: Gas central heating throughout with constant hot water. Kitchen appliances include electric hob, oven, microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher and fridge/freezer.

Smart TV with Wi-Fi available in all areas.

The property is within 5-minute walking distance of a local Eurospar supermarket, two takeaways offering traditional and oriental cuisine and a wine bar. Coleraine town centre is a 15-minute walk and hosts many independent retailers, numerous restaurants and bistros.

Local attractions: Coleraine is situated in what is locally known as the ‘North Coast Triangle’ of Northern Ireland. The triangle encompasses the towns of Coleraine, Portrush and Portstewart all of which are about 5 miles apart. The triangle area offers breath-taking scenery, with stunning coastal views, wonderful countryside to discover as well as being plentiful in history and famous landmarks with numerous beaches and cafes. The triangle also hosts the ‘International Northwest 200’ motorcycle street circuit road races each year in May.

For the golfing enthusiasts, the triangle area is well served by The Royal Portrush links Golf Club (hosting The Open in 2025), and the Portstewart Golf Club. Both clubs provide amazing golfing facilities along with fantastic panoramic coastline views.

The Giants Causeway (UNESCO World Heritage Site) is 10 miles from Coleraine along with the Bushmills Distillery. Further along the north coast is the beautiful Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, with stunning views of the coastline.

The famous walled city of Londonderry, with its well-preserved 17th century city walls is less than 30 miles away. The train journey to Londonderry from Coleraine is often considered to be one of the most scenic rail journeys in the world offering amazing views of the coastline and countryside.

The historic town of Coleraine provides you with the opportunity to explore and immerse yourself in the many different parts of Northern Ireland. The town also has excellent train and bus links to the many tourist attractions Northern Ireland has to offer, including the capital city of Northern Ireland, Belfast - home of the Titanic Visitor centre.