Bridge House is ideally suited for the business traveller and holiday maker alike. We welcome cyclists, golfers & walkers. The perfect location for tourists to explore North Down & the Ards Peninsula and we are also perfect for business travellers as we are very close to Belfast & Bangor.<\/p>\n
Helen\u2019s Bay is a little village 8 miles from the heart of Belfast and 4 miles from Bangor which is a bustling seaside town at the mouth of Belfast Lough.<\/p>\n
The two towns are connected by the coastal path which runs through Helen\u2019s Bay and which is a popular path for walkers and cyclists.<\/p>\n
There is also a rail connection and trains run regularly every half hour throughout the day.<\/p>\n
The main route is the A2 which is links the two towns. To journey from Helen\u2019s Bay to Belfast takes 20 minutes by car.<\/p>\n
In Crawfordsburn which is only a mile away is the attractive Old Inn, parts of which date from 1614. It was extended in the 18th Century, when the Inn was used by smugglers. The Inn was a key staging post on the mail coach from Belfast to Donaghadee, then an important port. At the Old Inn there is a formal dining room or the Bistro so you can have a choice of the type of meal you would like.<\/p>\n
Get InTouch
\nT: 028 9185 2330 M: 07754 067 289
\ninfo@sleepbridgehouse.co.uk
\nContact Form
\ndiana.porter999
\nAddress:
\n5 Bridge Road
\nHelens Bay
\nCo. Down
\nBT19 1TW<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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