Montalto Farmhouse is set on a sixty-acre farm at the top of the Antrim plateau. The breath taking beautiful scenic view covers the rolling hills of Co. Antrim and County Derry.
The 4 bedroomed house has been lovingly refurbished and has all the character if an Irish farmhouse with all the comforts of modern living. There is an ample sized, south facing garden to the front of the house with views across the fields and glen to the fell Slieve Na Nee. There is an outside dining table and barbeque to enjoy eating al fresco in the long summer evenings.
The farmhouse sits on the edge of a working farm, which has been farmed by the same family for three generations since the late eighteen hundreds. The livestock consists of one hundred sheep the majority being a Horned Blackface Scottish Lanark breed and from April the fields are full of new lambs. You are welcome to have a wander around the farm and look at the animals and children may even get the chance to help feed some of the new lambs. Remember, caution is always required to ensure heath and safety when visiting a working farm.
The house being at the top of the Antrim plateau means visitors are only a ten minute drive away from the Glens of Antrim and Glenariffe forest walks and forty five minutes away from one of the Seven Wonders of the World the Giants Causeway.
The famous Antrim coastline is amongst the most spectacular in Europe and the Glens of Antrim along with much of the coastline here is under the stewardship of the National Trust.
Walking and cycling and golf are fabulous, with coastal and Antrim Glens walks giving spectacular viewpoints, and Golf courses aplenty. The great shopping town of Ballymena is only a twenty minute drive away.
Short Break and Nightly Rates are available. (contact owner for details)
Montalto Farmhouse |
View from Montalto |
Dining Room |
Relax |
Bedroom 1 |
Bedroom 2 |
Bedroom 3 |
Garden Seat |
New born Lamb |
Feeding the lambs |
Welcome to Montalto |
Al fresco Dining |
Summer Days |
Nearest Airport: Belfast International Airport 28 miles
Nearest Ferry: Larne 28 miles
Nearest Train: Ballymena 10 miles
Nearest Beach: Glenariff 10 miles
Car Required: Yes
Montalto Farmhouse sits approximately 1 mile from the residential hamlet of Newtowncrommelin. Directly out of the other side of the village is the scenic route to the coast, which is 20 minutes drive away. There are Spar shops in Martinstown about 1.5 – 2 miles, and Cargan about 2-3 miles from the house, both on Glenravel Road. The Town of Ballymena is a 20 minute drive away. Directions: Travelling from Larne, proceed North along the coast road (A2) Turn away left and head inland from the coast at Waterfoot onto the A43 (may be signposted for Ballymena) After passing through Cargan a few miles along that road, turn right at the signpost for Newtowncrommelin (B64) At Newtowncrommelin the B64 turns west (left), through the village. Continue out of the village and along here for approximately 1 mile and you will see the lane to Montalto on your right You will recognise the lane and house from the pictures and there is a rock with Montalto marking the lane entranceChangeover Day: Saturday
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| Dates | Rates | |||
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| Season | Begins | Ends | Weekly | Per Weekend |
| 01 January 1970 | 01 January 1970 | - | - | |
| High Season | 01 April 2011 | 31 March 2012 | £475 | £325 |
| Low Season | 01 April 2011 | 31 March 2012 | £425 | £200 |
| Mid Season | 01 April 2011 | 31 March 2012 | £450 | £225 |
Mains electricity and Oil central heating included in rates.
Two open fires with starter pack of wood and coal to get you going. Should you run out of coal, there is a coal bunker in the yard at the back of the house, and a bucket of coal costs £2.00. There is an ‘honesty Box’ in the kitchen for your extra coal monies.
There is a tumble dryer in an out building that can be used by arrangement in wet weather.
As it is next to a working farm, tractors and farm trailers, use the same access lane as the farmhouse to access the farm sheds and fields so please bear this in mind from a safety point of view if there are children with you.
We have Short Break and nightly rates, please contact the owner for details.
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