Bushmills 3.3 miles. Stillwaters is a lovely, three-bedroom house nestled on the outskirts of Bushmills, County Antrim. This dog-friendly accommodation is surrounded by countryside, whilst being within easy reach of the Giant's Causeway along Northern Ireland's spectacular coast and provides an excellent base for a family of six to call home. After parking in the off-road space, step inside to find a bright, open-plan living area for relaxing after the day's adventures. Stock up the kitchen cupboards ready to rustle up homemade dinners thanks to the electric oven, gas hob, microwave, and dishwasher. Gather your loved ones at the dining table for eight, whilst the rear patio garden is a sunny spot to cook on the barbecue and dine al fresco. Back inside, curl up on the sumptuous sofas, perfectly set in front of the TV and gas fire for extra comfort on colder nights. You'll find the utility just next door with a washer and dryer to keep walking gear and sandy towels fresh, as well as a cloakroom on the ground floor. Head upstairs to freshen up in the family bathroom with a bath and shower over, before choosing between three bedrooms; a master king-size with TV and en-suite shower room, a double room, and a bunk with TV, each thoughtfully appointed with home comforts. Start your holiday by exploring Bushmills, a charming village on the River Bush home to the Bushmills Restaurant and Bar, Tartine at the Distillers Arms, and is famed for its Whiskey with tours available at the Old Bushmills Distillery. You'll also find the coast a stone's throw away with Bushfoot Golf Club with sea views, and the dog-friendly, golden sands of Runkerry Beach, but if you've come to see the wondrous Giant's Causeway, why not take scenic route on the Giants Causeway & Bushmills Heritage Railway? A wonderful day out for the whole family, marvel at the iconic landform with a contemporary visitor's centre and coastal paths to discover more of the scenic area. Stillwaters is also set on the Causeway Coastal Route, so be sure to plan an unforgettable road trip with striking vistas and lookout points to stop and admire the view. You'll discover the likes of Portrush with sandy beaches, Kiddieland Amusements, and a selection of eateries to choose from. The coast is also scattered with historic sites such as Dunluce Castle, Dunseverick Castle, and the National Trust's Carrick-a-Rede, a rope bridge over the North Atlantic. Coleraine and Ballycastle are also worth a visit for local heritage, history, and plenty of independent restaurants and cafes to choose from! For your next Northern Ireland adventure, secure your stay at Stillwaters.

Bushmills is in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. 60 miles from Belfast, 11 from Ballycastle. The village's name comes from the River Bush and a 17th-century watermill. The Old Bushmills Distillery produces whisky in the village. Bushmills has coffee shops, restaurants, gift shops, galleries, and retail stores. The village is on the Causeway Coastal Route and a river Bush crossing. Ballycastle has a golf course, Blue Flag beach, shops, and restaurants. Bushmills is a great place to explore Northern Ireland's best.

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