Known for its sweeping bay, multi-coloured houses, and breathtaking views of the Mourne Mountains, this stunning coastal village was named the best place to live in Northern Ireland.
One stunning coastal village in County Down has been named the best place to live in Northern Ireland, according to The Sunday Times guide.
Ranking at number four on the list of 72 fantastic destinations across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, the beautiful village of Dundrum has plenty going for it.
So, whether you’re buying your first home or are looking for the perfect place to settle, why not consider this County Down village?
The best places to live in Northern Ireland – lovely towns and peaceful villages
The stunning coastal village of Dundrum, located on the east coast of County Down, was named the best place to live in Northern Ireland by The Sunday Times this year.
The village was the only place in Northern Ireland to make the top ten on this year’s Sunday Times guide, with Saffron Walden in Essex taking the number one spot in the UK.
Holywood in County Down and Portstewart in County Derry are also named in this year’s guide. However, Dundrum outranked them, thanks to the area’s more affordable house prices.
What the experts had to say – great quality of life and reasonable house prices
Located close to the coast, Dundrum is loved by locals for its laid-back way of life and proximity to amenities and local businesses.
With stunning views of the Mourne Mountains, it’s the ideal location for nature lovers and those looking to make the most of Northern Ireland’s scenic surroundings.
Average house prices in Dundrum come in around £222,300. This compares to £297,600 in Portstewart and almost double of £442,200 in Holywood.
Boasting a friendly community feel, scenic surroundings, and award-winning local pubs and restaurants such as Mourne Seafood Bar, The Dundrum Inn, and Scopers, Dundrum has everything you need.
The stunning coastal village has plenty going for it – as locals would agree. So, it comes as no surprise it claimed this year’s title of the best place to live in Northern Ireland.
