Downhill Beachhouse is a restored Victorian villa fronting onto Ireland's longest beach. The property provided the set for BBC TV programme 'B&B By the Sea'. The interior is casually elegant and artistic. Historical features such as original working fireplaces, polished wood floors, and sash windows give the house it's charming character. The kitchen is well equipped for self catering, dining room seats 18, the living room has a working fireplace and comfortable seating. The house has 7 bedrooms ensuite bedrooms: Top floor has 2 ensuite family rooms with a double bed and up to 3 singles, Middle level (=3 rooms) two ensuite doubles and one ensuite family room sleeping up to 4 people. Mezzanine = ensuite family room sleeping up to four people, Ground floor en-suite twin room. Guests have exclusive use of the front garden with picnic tables and fire pit. All linen and towels are included. There is fibre broadband throughout the property. In order to offer first booking option to returning group bookings we accept reservations up to a maximum of one year in advance.

Owners William and McCall Gilfillan are passionate about travel, hospitality, and our stunning corner of Northern Ireland. We know taking a group away together requires a lot of organisation and we are happy to point you to wonderful local activity providers and tips to make the trip smooth. We live next door and like to check new groups in face to face then will leave you to enjoy your booking. You will always have contact details if you need any help during your stay.

The property boundaries the white sand Downhill Beach and the National Trust's Downhill Demense with the famous clifftop Mussenden Temple. North coast attractions Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Dark Hedges, and Walled City of Derry are all within a 45 minute drive Downhill itself is a hamlet of a cluster of dwellings and a cafe. The local village of Castlerock has lots of ammenities and town of shopping town of Coleraine is a 10 minute drive.