A pretty cottage, nestled in the hills of Tyrone, in a designated area of 'outstanding natural beauty'. Hawthorn Cottage is situated on the edge of the little village of Greencastle, 4 min stroll from the local supermarket and Traditional Pub. Originally a blacksmith's cottage, it has recently been renovated and has every modern amenity you would hope for! A haven "away from it all", yet central, just a day trip to major attractions in N Ireland and Donegal. The master bedroom has a king-sized bed and wash stand. The 2nd bedroom has 2 single beds plus an extra bed. The sitting room has a double sofa bed and open turf fire, TV-DVD player and plenty of books and games. The kitchen has a dishwasher, fridge freezer, large cooker and big family dining table. The utility room has a washing machine, dryer, and microwave. The bathroom is spacious and has a roll-top bath, heated towel rail and a separate power-shower. There is a garden to the rear containing garden furniture and fruit trees. You can collect your own eggs for breakfast from our friendly hens..and not so friendly rooster! We hope you can wind your way to our cottage door where a warm welcome awaits you..

Hi, I'm Catriona. My husband Martin and I look forward to welcoming you to our cottage in the foothills of the Sperrin Mountains in County Tyrone. We both love meeting and getting to know the guests who come to share this part of Northern Ireland with us. I'm a biologist and Martin runs the local pub. In our spare time we love to travel and enjoy reading and going to the cinema. We enjoy golf at our local Newtonstewart Golf Club in the shadow of Bessie Bell Mountain and Martin plays Bridge at Omagh Bridge Club. We hope you can wind your way to our cottage door and spend some happy times here too! Please get in touch if you have any questions at all.....

Hawthorn Cottage is within a short distance of historical sites, local attractions, and surrounded by scenic drives, walks and hiking. It is also within easy reach of Davagh Forest Mountain Biking(% miles) and Rally Storm, motor racing track(3 miles) A 20-30 minute drive and you can visit the award winning Ulster American Folk Park with its adjoining Ancestry Tracing Facility,The Gortin Glens Forest Park, Beaghmore Stone Circle, The local Ogham Standing Stone and Wedge Tomb,The Old Wellbrook Beetling Mill or just explore miles of wild countryside. There is horse-riding just a short walk away, bicycles to ride, golf courses and a public swimming pool and fitness suite only 30 mins away in Omagh or Cookstown Leisure Centres. So plenty of activities to keep you busy. One day trip can include The Giant's Causeway, Bushmills- the oldest distillery in the world, the Carrigarede Rope Bridge, Dunluce Castle and the Glens of Antrim. Other day trips could be made to The old walled city of Derry, The lakes of Fermanagh, The vibrant city of Belfast or the beautiful county Donegal with its unspoilt beaches, bays and headlands and unrivalled Glenveigh National Park.