Annie’s Farm Cottage

The property Annie’s Farm Cottage is a warm and welcoming countryside retreat, tucked away in peaceful rural surroundings near the city of Derry/Londonderry, offering a relaxed base for families or friends keen to slow the pace and explore Northern Ireland’s dramatic landscapes. Pet-friendly and full of character, this is the sort of place that suits

long walks, unhurried meals, and evenings spent properly switching off. Step inside and you’re greeted by a comfortable living and dining space where a woodburning stove becomes the natural focal point after a day outdoors. It’s an easy room to settle into, whether you’re sharing stories over

dinner or stretching out with a book as the fire crackles away.

The kitchen is well laid out and practical, with everything needed for home cooking, from simple breakfasts to proper sit-down suppers, making it easy to treat the cottage like a true home-from-home. Sleeping arrangements are flexible and well thought out. Two generous king-size bedrooms share Jack-and-Jill access to the main bathroom, making them ideal for couples or parents, while the bunk bedroom is perfect for children or additional guests. A second shower room adds extra convenience, particularly for larger groups getting ready to head out for the day. Outside, the private, enclosed garden is a real bonus. It’s a quiet spot for morning coffee, an evening drink by the fire pit, or letting dogs stretch their legs while you take in the calm of the surrounding countryside. The standout feature is the bubbling hot tub, an exceptional addition for relaxing and letting go of the day’s stresses. Off-road parking keeps things straightforward, whether you’re arriving with bags, bikes, or walking boots. From here, you’re well placed to explore, with its central location to the starting points of both the Causeway Coastal Route in Derry/Londonderry (7 miles) and The Wild Atlantic Way in Muff Co Donegal (14 miles).

The rugged beauty of both coastal routes is easily reached by car, with its clifftop paths, beaches, and iconic landmarks.

Day trips to places like Ballintoy Harbour, Malin Head (Irelands most northerly point), Giants Causeway and Benone Beach offer everything from wild coastal scenery to lively towns and villages with cafés and local shops. Closer to home, scenic country roads and peaceful walks make it easy to enjoy the landscape at your own pace. The Ness Woods Country Park is either a 2min car drive or 10min walk away, which boasts the highest waterfall in Northern Ireland, a child’s play park and up to 26km of interconnecting walking routes across several woodlands straddling the Burntollet and Faughan rivers.

Annie’s Farm Cottage offers a restful, characterful base for discovering this striking part of Northern Ireland, blending rural calm with the freedom to explore far and wide.

DERRY/LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND Benone 22 miles; Letterkenny 21 miles; Ballintoy 44.4 miles.

Derry/Londonderry is a thriving riverside city resting along the River Foyle. The city is well known for being the only remaining intact walled city in Ireland, and offers a good selection of attractions, including the 17th-century Derry Wall’s, the spired St. Columbs Cathedral, the Tower Museum, St. Columbs Park and The Peace Bridge.Famed as a foodie city some of the dining options include Stich & Weave, Umi, El Tapas Grá and The Walled City Brewery, along with a variety of traditional Irish pubs all located within walking distance of each other.

Essentials can be picked up in the nearby supermarkets and convenience stores. Further afield is Letterkenny in Co Donegal, where you can find further attractions and amenities, such as St. Eunan’s Cathedral, Tropical World, Letterkenny Town Park. For the Golfing enthusiasts, there is the Roe Valley Golf Course, located 12 miles away beside the town of Limavady or further afield you can tee-off at the world renowned Royal Portrush Golf Club, the 2025 host of The Open or the Nick Faldo designed Ballyliffin Golf Club, located in Co Donegal. Note: Enough complimentary timber will be provided for the wood burning stove for 2 nights. Additional timber can be purchased from the host at a cost. Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £300. Please also note that fake tan is strictly not permitted in the hot tub, and if used there will be £100 retained of the good housekeeping bond to reimburse the cost of cleaning it and replacing the filters.