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A cozy living area is adorned with equestrian-themed photographs prominently displayed on the walls. A comfortable gray sofa is complemented by soft cushions, while a wooden table adds an inviting touch. Natural light floods the space through the window, showcasing views of the lush green landscape outside.
Barn in Newry, Mourne and Down

The Stable Yard, Tranquil stay in beautiful Down

Unique shed conversion with views to the Mourne mountains. A tranquil location situated on our 10 acre equestrian yard but close to Downpatrick and Crossgar with shops, eateries and pubs. A quirky property with two double bedrooms, open plan living/dining with a wood burning stove and fully equipped kitchen. The equine theme is evident in the design. There's a private south facing garden with access to all of our site with panoramic views over Co Down. Off road parking. Horses and dogs welcome.

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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews
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Natural light floods a bedroom with large skylights and soft grey curtains. A spacious bed is positioned beside a glass door leading to a small balcony, where a chair offers views of landscaped greenery and a golf course.
Loft in Dundonald

Tranquil Garden Loft overlooking Golf Course

First floor loft located in the grounds of a private house with lovely views from the balcony over the golf course. NI Tourist Board Approved. Well equipped open plan with lounge area, fitted kitchen area, dining area, bedroom area, shower room and dressing room. Doors leading out to small first floor balcony. Equipped with WiFi, tv-freeview and Netflix, Towels, hairdryer, iron & ironing board. A welcome pack includes tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter and some treats. Secure off road parking.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews
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A modern structure sits on open land, framed by a colorful sunrise. Two chairs are positioned nearby, with a fire pit visible in the foreground. The misty landscape stretches into the distance, enhancing the serene outdoor setting.
Shepherd’s hut in Comber

Farm Stay 1 bedroom shepherds hut

Enjoy the glamping experience in our rustic shepherdshut. Cook outdoors, relax at the fire pit in peaceful surroundings with stunning views. Cute and simple inside, all the essentials you need for a relaxing stay, comfy bed, pot bellystove. Fairy lights to add a little magic. Outside a camping toilet within its own hut. For the brave, a cold outside shower 🚿🥶 A stunning private lake. With access to paddleboards, canoe and a boat. Life jackets included. You can also do a spot of fishing 🎣

FamilyLocationPets

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews
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Barn in Bangor

Orchard Cottage romantic escape to the country

A unique Barn Conversion set amongst a wee clachan of cottages & barn conversions with rolling fields of pasture & livestock grazing. Renovated to a high standard this four star plus property has everything you need in a home from home. Quaint & quirky with exposed stone walls in bedroom & living room. Set on two levels with bedroom & bathroom below & kitchen & living room on upper level opening onto private balcony with views over the countryside. Listed in top 20 quirky places to stay in NI.

ValueFamilyLaundry

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews
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An open-plan living space features a dining table with six wooden chairs surrounded by natural light. A log-burning stove is situated against a stone backdrop, complemented by a leather sofa and a coffee table. A patterned rug lies beneath a media unit with a television.
Farm stay in Crawfordsburn

Brookmount Farm -on the edge of Crawfordsburn

N I Tourist Board Approved self catering Separate and private 3 bed annexe of farm house. Own parking and entrance and large front garden for kids to play. 5 minute drive from Holywood and Bangor. Belfast city airport 10 minutes drive. Easy base Game of Thrones sites. Ideal for Belfast Waterfront, Queens, Odyssey Arena, Titanic Quarter, North Coast and Mourne Mountains. Beach 4 min drive. Helens Bay train station close by, bus stop end of lane. Culloden Hotel and Clandeyboye hotel 5 min drive.

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4.96 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews
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Tiny home in Ards and North Down

Luxury seaside lodge just feet from the sea.

A perfect waterside getaway all year round for two. On the waters edge, giving commanding views out to sea, mountains and panoramic views. Only 5 mins drive from a large market town and 20 min to Belfast city. Dog friendly. Close to leading golf courses. Stylish. Vaulted ceilings, Large floor to ceiling windows, doors open out to large terrace south facing for sunset drinks or bbq and a balcony area from master suite. Outdoor seating for chilling or dining. Wood burning stove in living area.

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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews
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The exterior of a barn conversion is shown, featuring a white facade and a gray roof. Garden greenery surrounds the building, with a variety of plants and rocks creating a natural landscape. The sky is partly cloudy, adding a gentle light to the scene.
Barn in Killinchy

The Barn at Laurel Dene

Escape to this idyllic countryside retreat, where tranquility reigns and space abounds. Surround yourself with breathtaking scenery, indulge in ample room to relax and explore, and enjoy convenient proximity to captivating tourist attractions. Our dedicated hosts ensure your every need is met, ensuring a remarkable experience filled with warm hospitality and genuine care. Fall in love with this serene haven, where nature meets luxury, and memories are crafted with utmost care and attention.

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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews
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A spacious living area features two comfortable sofas and a coffee table, centered around a modern fireplace. The space is illuminated by natural light from large windows, adorned with floral curtains. A television sits across from the seating arrangement, inviting relaxation.
Cottage in Belfast

Swallows Haven

Swallows Haven is a beautiful quaint 2 bedroom cottage with living space. Open plan kitchen/ dinning & living space with fireplace. Modern kitchen with electric hob, fan oven, kettle, toaster, microwave and full range of kitchen wear to cook meals. Large island with breakfast bar & stools. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer, storage space. Bright bathroom with shower over bath. 2 bedrooms, double beds with luxury bedding, wardrobe, drawers & lockers.

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5.0 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews
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A spa pool is situated on a stone patio, facing the tranquil water and a setting sun. Adjacent to the pool, a wooden sauna stands, while outdoor furniture, including a circular table and chairs, promotes relaxation amid the serene landscape.
Cottage in Kircubbin

Seaview Cottage I. with HOT TUB & SAUNA

The cosy cottage provides perfect accommodation for up to 4 people. You can enjoy the spa pool, sauna, and paddle boards whilst experiencing breath-taking views. The cottage is located a stones throw from the beach, with stunning views looking over Strangford Lough and the Mourne Mountains. Only 5 minutes walk is the village of Kircubbin, where there are pubs, restaurants and a supermarket. With the water so close, wake up to the sounds, views & smell of the sea.

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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 413 reviews
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A scenic view captures the cottage set against a backdrop of the Irish Sea and lush green fields. Grazing livestock can be seen in the foreground, while coastal cliffs and the clear blue sky enhance the natural landscape.
Cottage in Ards and North Down

Historic Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage. #1

Sitting on the shores of the Irish Sea, Keeper’s Cottage provides a comfortable base from which to walk, beachcomb, birdwatch and explore. Close to the villages of Portaferry, Cloughey and Strangford, the area is rich in wildlife and heritage. Or just relax by the fire and soak up the magic of this unique place. Our other cottage, which is immediately adjacent, sleeps 4 and people often rent the two properties together for larger groups.

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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews
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The exterior of a stone barn is presented, featuring large glass doors framed by wooden accents. A pathway leads to a staircase, surrounded by lush green grass and a landscaped area with a mature tree casting dappled shadows on the ground.
Home in Comber

The Barn, Castle Espie, (with gym and BBQ)

A charming stone barn located in a beautiful rural setting, overlooking Strangford Lough, in the County Down countryside on the edge of Comber. The recently furbished barn is finished to a very high standard, sleeps up to six and is ideally suited to explore all Northern Ireland has to offer. To the rear of the barn is an enclosed private decking area overlooking the countryside; a private and secluded place to relax.

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4.94 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews
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The cottage exterior features a light blue façade with matching shutters on the windows, set against a gray sky. Decorative planters are arranged beneath the windows. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, flanked by low stone walls, enhancing the rural charm.
Home in Comber

Drumhill Cottage, Comber, Co. Down

An original Ulster Cottage set in a quiet and tranquil location, with unique access to Strangford Lough on your doorstep. Having been built in the early 1900’s the cottage is one of the oldest in the area, although extensively renovated, it has retained many original features, whilst providing a clean and modern feel. The tranquil surroundings allowing you to relax and unwind.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Popular amenities for Comber vacation rentals

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Other great vacation rentals in Comber

Top guest favorite
A spacious outdoor area is surrounded by well-maintained gardens, featuring comfortable seating and a shaded patio. Lush greenery and colorful flower beds add to the serene environment. A dog can be seen resting near the entrance, enhancing the welcoming feel of the space.
Home in Helen's Bay

JF's Place Helen's Bay Bangor, Northern Ireland

ValueFamilyHospitality

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 259 reviews
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An open plan living area showcases exposed stone walls and a decorative fireplace. A wooden dining table is paired with high stools, while a cozy seating arrangement includes a dark leather sofa and two wicker chairs. Natural light filters in through a large window.
Apartment in Comber

coatmakers self-catering studios

LocationFamilyIndoor spaces

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 30 reviews
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An open-concept kitchen and living area is showcased, featuring a sloped ceiling with wooden beams. A large chandelier hangs above a wooden table, while a mix of stone and white walls adds character. Light streams through skylights, illuminating the cozy seating area.
Cottage in Comber

Bramble Cottage, hidden gem in Comber near Belfast

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 77 reviews
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The spacious sitting room is characterized by a vaulted wood beam ceiling and large window that provides natural light and views of the greenery outside. Two soft sofas are positioned around a central coffee table, complemented by a dining table with chairs and decorative items on a side cabinet.
Home in Killinchy

Willow Cottage. Cosy cottage in rural location

LocationFamilyParks

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 90 reviews
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Home in Comber

Delightful Cottage, Strangford Lough, County Down

LocationFamilyCondition

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 43 reviews
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A comfortable living space is framed by vaulted ceilings and wooden beams. Skylights allow natural light to flood the room, offering views of the surrounding landscapes. A plush sofa and a floral armchair provide seating, while a modern wood-burning stove serves as a focal point.
Barn in Ards and North Down

Mourne View

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4.92 out of 5 average rating, 62 reviews
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A light-filled living space features large windows providing panoramic views of the lough. A long dining table is surrounded by sleek black chairs, while a modern couch sits nearby. The decor is minimal, highlighting the natural light and scenic surroundings.
Home in Killinchy

Whiterock Retreat

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5.0 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews
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The entrance features a vibrant red door framed by textured gray walls, with two potted plants placed on either side. A hanging basket adorned with flowers adds a touch of color, welcoming guests to the cottage.
Home in Ards and North Down

Cottage Corner NI

ValueFamilyKitchen

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 19 reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Comber?

    Many visitors enjoy stays near Comber’s town center for walkable access to shops, eateries, and markets. The surrounding countryside has stays in tranquil rural settings, inviting relaxation and nature walks.

  • What are the best things to do in Comber with kids?

    Families often enjoy the Comber Greenway for cycling, local parks with play areas, and hands-on visits to wildlife reserves around Strangford Lough. Exploring markets together can be a fun way to discover local treats.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Comber?

    Explore the Comber Greenway by foot or bike, browse independent shops, and enjoy traditional fare in local pubs or cafes. Nature reserves around Strangford Lough are also known for birdwatching and tranquil views.

  • How is the weather in Comber?

    Comber has cool, changeable weather with temperatures ranging from around 36°F to 66°F (2°C to 19°C) across the year. Rain is frequent, so packing a waterproof jacket and layers is often recommended.

  • When is the best time to visit Comber?

    Late spring and summer are often suggested, with mild temperatures up to 66°F (19°C) and blooming countryside. Seasonal festivals and local markets add to the area’s welcoming atmosphere during these months.

  • What are the best places to visit in Comber?

    Frequently suggested places include the Comber Greenway, Comber Mill, and local markets. Historic churches and Strangford Lough’s nature reserves highlight the area’s heritage and environment.

  • What are some hiking trails in Comber?

    The Comber Greenway is a popular choice for accessible hiking and cycling, winding through countryside and woodlands. Trails around Strangford Lough provide birdwatching opportunities and views of the local landscape.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Comber?

    Families enjoy cycling or walking the Comber Greenway, exploring local parks, and visiting nature reserves near Strangford Lough. Many local markets create a lively setting with food and crafts enjoyable for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Comber?

    Near Comber, explore Strangford Lough's nature reserves, wander around Castle Espie Wetland Centre, or discover local history in nearby towns. The Mourne Mountains and Downpatrick are frequently suggested for scenic walks and heritage sites.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Comber?

    Many accommodations in and around Comber are pet-friendly; rural rentals often have garden space for pets to enjoy. Always confirm details with the host regarding pets before booking.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Comber?

    Locals often suggest exploring early to enjoy the quiet town center, sampling Comber potatoes, and checking out regular farmers' markets. Dress in layers and bring rain gear for sudden showers.

  • What is Comber known for?

    Comber has a rich history tied to linen production and is celebrated for its locally grown Comber potatoes. The town features traditional markets and scenic surroundings near Strangford Lough, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors and residents.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Comber?

    Explore the Comber Greenway, a peaceful path for walking or cycling, or visit local independent shops and traditional markets around town. The historic Comber Mill structures provide insight into the town's linen-making past.

  • What are the best foods to try in Comber?

    Comber potatoes are a regional specialty and appear in many local dishes. You will also find hearty soups, fresh breads, and traditional fare like soda bread in local cafes and markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Comber?

    Pack a waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for changing weather. An adapter for UK outlets and a reusable bag for local markets can also be helpful.

  • What is the nightlife in Comber like?

    Comber has a welcoming, relaxed nightlife with traditional pubs, live music nights, and cozy venues known for friendly gatherings. Many spaces highlight local ciders and spirits in a laid-back setting.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Comber?

    The Comber Farmers' Market is often recommended for local produce and crafts, and food festivals can bring together regional flavors. Seasonal events celebrate the town's heritage and bring the community together.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Comber?

    Comber has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, with many stays in the town center or rural settings that feature kitchens and space for children. Filters can help find accessibility or outdoor space if needed.

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