Within historic Narrow Water Castle, but with its own entrance, this apartment has two bedrooms (one with a private bathroom, and both with Hungarian down pillows and beautiful linens), an antique-furnished lounge with an open fireplace, a main bathroom with a free-standing, double-slipper bath, a fully equipped kitchen and access to the castle gardens. There is a minimum three-night stay.
Narrow Water Castle Apartment
County Down
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