| Cushendall
is situated in the heart of the Glens of Antrim,
an area that has a friendly welcoming atmosphere unspoilt by over
development. South along the coast lies Waterfoot Village
and beach nestled at the foot of Glenariffe Glen
often described as the Queen of the Glens with
the majestic Lurig Mountain overlooking both villages.
To the North is Cushendun Village, a quaint village mostly owned
by the National Trust with its unique architecture and unspoilt
beauty.
Cushendall
has also a vibrant social and nightlife and is well renowned throughout
the glens for its traditional Irish music sessions.
The
village has its own Golf Course and Boat Club. Watersports are very
popular and outdoor activities such as hill walking are also catered
for with with the Lurig, Tievebulliagh and Trostan mountains nearby.
The village also boasts its own very successful Hurling Club.
Tourists and visitors
to the area will be impressed by the Curfew Tower. Built
in 1809 by the Turnly family the tower's imposing form stands
in a defensive posture overlooking the village. Alternatively you
may prefer a romantic stroll along the picturesque Cushendall beach.
Cushendall and the
Glens is an excellent location to live or holiday and due to demand
property does not stay on the market for too long so we strongly
advise you to keep a constant check on our website and do not delay
in contacting us if you see the property you desire for sale.
Remember,
it may not be there for long !! |
