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Limavady 3.8 miles. Clarmes House is a chic, single-storey holiday home located in Crindle near Limavady, County Londonderry, offering a luxurious escape for families, groups, wedding guests, or golfers. This single-storey retreat has been decorated to a high standard with bold, boutique flair, think plush velvet seating, bright pink armchairs, a green sofa, and vibrant orange tones that blend beautifully in the spacious living room. The wide, light-filled hallway welcomes you with a statement mirror and elegant hall table, leading into an open-plan kitchen and dining area with French doors that open onto a secure garden, perfect for pets and children. The dining space, with seating for six, also connects to an enclosed patio with two round tables, ideal for alfresco dining. The snug offers a welcoming, music-friendly nook for reading and relaxing. Sleeping arrangements include a double bedroom with a large en-suite walk-in shower, a king-size bedroom with its own en-suite walk-in shower, and a twin room, all with Smart TVs and hairdryers, plus a separate shower room for added convenience. Outside, the large gated front garden and fully enclosed rear lawn and patio provide ample space for play and leisure. Located not far from Limavady town centre, Bellarena train station, and the stunning beaches of Benone and Downhill, and set against the dramatic backdrop of Binevenagh, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Clarmes House is a glamorous, fully equipped home away from home—perfect for exploring the North-West in style, situated on the outskirts of Limavady, a short drive from the town centre, a scenic drive from Bellarena train station, and further afield is the Magilligan Point to Greencastle, Donegal Ferry and Benone and Downhill beaches. Clarmes House is a glamorous, fully equipped home away from home, perfect for exploring with loved ones.Limavady is a market town in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Limavady and its surrounding settlements derive from Celtic roots, with an estimated date from around 5 CE. The town developed from a small Plantation settlement founded by Sir Thomas Phillips. In 1610 Sir Thomas Phillips was granted 13,100 acres of land at Limavady which included an O'Cahan castle. He commenced the building of the 'Newtown of Limavady' which was laid out in a cruciform road pattern. There are plenty of cafes, pubs and restaurants in the local area. There are five activity centres nearby, with fun and games for the whole family, as well as a multitude of leisure centres and museums. Limavady lies in the scenic Roe Valley area and the Roe Valley Country Park on the River Roe lies to the southwest of the town.