Brick Row is a Grade 2 listed Workers Cottage that was built in 1876 with period Victorian Gothic architecture. This Solo Traveller Self-Contained Guest Suite is the perfect choice for a get away, an ideal stay in a home away from home. The space Ground floor King-Size bed with deluxe pocket-sprung mattress and a space for remote working with free connection to our high-speed broadband. En-suite private shower room with toilet and laundry facilities. Linen, towels, toiletries and hair-dryer are all included to make your stay more comfortable. Sharing with the owners in this self-catering cottage, you'll find everything you need for a perfect stay. For those who enjoy cooking the kitchen is fully equipped. For those who enjoy eating out the village has much to offer. And there is a musical pub session almost every night of the week. With a very welcoming and friendly environment Brick Row Cottage is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a break. Shared area includes an open-plan kitchen and lounge with wood-burning stove. . Take a walk in the park, through the Fairy Glen, along the forest, the sea front or up the mountain without any need to use your car again once you're parked up. Guest access - Private Guest Suite including own Shower & Toilet in self-contained area. - Check-in time from 2pm and check-out by 11am. - Mountain Bike Storage. - Shared use of Kitchen & Living room. - Smoking is not allowed. Unfortunately we cannot provide wheelchair access on account of the stone steps to the front

Bróna is a singer-songwriter and harpist whose work is deeply inspired by the beauty and folklore of her native corner of County Down. Having grown up here she can recommend lots of local tourist attractions and activities and recommended places to eat, drink and enjoy a pub session.

A 2 minute walk from our front door is the entrance to the Fairy Glen and Kilbroney Forest Park. Once you're parked up on the driveway you're a stone's throw from the shops, bars and cafés in the village; and short walk to the shores of Carlingford Lough where you can look across an invisible border to the Republic of Ireland and the Cooley Hills where the profile of 'sleeping giant' Finn McCool can be seen atop Slieve Foy.