Welcome To The Anglers Return!

Small Groups for Longer Stays
Are Especially Welcome!

The Anglers Return is the perfect setting for small, private groups, where you can enjoy the house all to yourselves. Your choice – B&B situation or a semi-self-catering option. The ideal number of guests is 4-6 guests, but the house can sleep 10 if required. A new fully-fitted kitchen has been added solely for guests use, giving you the option to enjoy a night in and really make yourself feel at home.

PERFECT for workshop groups, fishing or walking parties, or family/friend reunions. Artists, writers, walkers, sea-enthusiasts, wildlife watchers and photographers – all are welcome. (Not suitable for children).

Minimum stay 3 Nights – B&B or Semi-Self-Catering.

ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE, THE CHOICE IS YOURS!

Local boatmen available to explore seal colonies and beautiful island trips…..local guides available for nature walks in the hills or around the many lakes, where brown trout wilderness fishing is free. (Ghillies and guides need to be pre-booked.)

Staying The Anglers Return

Nestled at the foot of Derradda Hill, overlooking the famous Ballynahinch River, The Anglers Return was built in the 1800s as a sporting lodge, then owned by the Indian Prince and famous cricketer, the Maharajah Ranjitsinhji, and since 1954 is now the home of Lynn Hill and her family. The house is a wonderfully peaceful and charming guesthouse enhanced by the log fires and beautiful gardens. The architecture and decoration is authentic and unspoiled, with original walls and floors, low ceilings and a cottage-style ambience. Outside, the grounds are highlighted by a profusion of flowers, stone walls, beautiful river views and garden paths. Otters and seals are frequently seen in the tidal waters of the river in front of the house.

Roundstone, a lively picturesque fishing village, with many good restaurants, pubs, traditional Irish music, craft shops and galleries, is only 7 minutes away, south-west along the coast road. With wonderful beaches, the coastal area is a delight. Read More...