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We are a 5 minute drive out of town. Fully surrounded by countryside and water, but very close to the main town of Newtownards as well. A large bustling market town with plenty to do and see. There is a busy farmers market every Saturday in the main square, and it is surrounded by plenty of great coffee shops and bars to enjoy!
Try Haptik for the best brunches and coffee, or check out the Parlour bar for Guinness, pub grub and open fires. If you’re looking for fully authentic old Irish bar, check out the family run International bar on the Main Street ( also known as Rices Bar ) some of the best Guinness locally.
You also have Tuk Tuk Asian bistro, chef and manager, romas bars and restaurant, the strangford arms and The Bull and claw are just a handful of local eateries in town.
There is a footpath the whole way into town and you can cycle or walk too, though it’s narrow and dark at night so not recommended after sunset.
Strangford lough has many gems. Mount Stewart national trust estate is less than a few minutes past the lodge on the left. It has a nice Cafe, a stately home which is open to the public, and beautiful walks. Further down the road is GreyAbbey village with its antiques, coffee shops, and Abbey. Next along is the seaside town of Portaferry. You can get the 10 minute car ferry across to the other side of Strangford Lough and watch dolphins and seals swim alongside! The town also has an aquarium and seal sanctuary along with nice restaurants, bars and a hotel.
Information on the above and more will be provided in the lodge if you require it.

Taxis are cheap and reliable locally. A cab into town will cost around £7. To get the bus back you need to board the portaferry bus and ask the driver to get off at the black house.
The town has a busy bus station which has direct connections to Belfast city centre every 30 minutes. It’s a 30 minute bus ride approx into the city centre. A taxi into Belfast city centre would cost around £25.