7 Breda Park
Drumahoe
Londonderry
BT47 3SL
00353 862405503
This is a high specification 4-5 bedroom house. Registered with nitb Northern Ireland Tourist Board(discovberni). There are 4 double beds in the 4 upstairs bedrooms rooms and 1 single bed in the downstairs bedroom.
The downstairs bedroom is ensuite with walk in shower. Sleeps up to 9
Free WIFI
26 Inch TV with 60 FREESAT Channels
Stunning views of Ardmore and Faughan Valley countryside from front of house. Angling Fishing in Faughan river 100 meters On main Derry to Belfast road, Glenshane road.
100 meters to takeaway, restaurants, spar supermarket, Kentucky Fried Chicken, cash dispenser.
Scenic walks along the Faughan river
1 mile To Altnagelvin Hospital, Tesco supermarket, Primark, TK max , Matalan, Argos and other retail park shops.
1 mile to golf course.
100 meters from Bus Stop with hourly buses to Belfast and Derry City.
3 miles to Diamond in center of historic Walled Derry City with Cathedrals and Guild Hall.
Approximately 2 miles to West Bank of Derry city.
Approximately 5 miles to Ness Woods Country Park.
Approximately 30 minutes drive to beaches of Benone, Castlerock, Downhill Musenden Temple.
Approximately 40 minutes drive to Giants Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, stunning North Coast beaches.
The County Derry region
The property is 2 miles from the center of Derry/Londonderry City with a regular bus service.
This is a historic Walled City dating back 4 centuries. With the magnificent St Columb's and St Eugene's Cathedral and the Guidhall.
Dominating the Northwestern landscape of Ireland, astride the fast-flowing waters of the River Foyle, is a 6th century city that today resonates to the sounds of the 21st century.
The historic walled city of Derry, also known as Londonderry, is the sparkle in the friendly eye of one of our most historic regions. It is a centre of culture and creativity, and is now as famous for its confident modern outlook as it is for its timelessness.
Meander through the bustling streets of the only completely walled city in the British Isles and listen to the echoes of 1450 years of history. Stroll along its 17th century walls, and marvel at the ever-changing skyline of a city which is constant only in in the warmth of its welcome.
Saint Columb's Cathedral, was the first of its kind to be built after the Reformation of the Church and is the city's most historic building containing displays of artefacts from the Siege, as well as information on famous personalities, e.g. Cecil Francis Alexander (the internationally renowned hymn writer), the Earl Bishop and the philosopher George Berkeley. It is dedicated to the name of St. Columba (Columb), the Ulster monk who established a Christian settlement here in the sixth century.
St Columb's Cathedral
St. Columb's Cathedral was built in 1633 by William Parrot for the Honourable The Irish Society and is in the Planter Gothic Style. The current tower and main building are that of th
