Fox Heaven is An Elegant Modern B&B at semirural location with amazing views. We offer excellent facilities at very competitive rates: Friendly and comfortable accommodation just 15 minutes from Belfast City Centre A few minutes away from a large number of restaurants and bars in Carrickfergus Large double bedrooms (en-suite) for up to 2 people sharing. Single occupancy is accepted at a lower rate Free hospitality tray with tea and coffee making facilities in the room Customer lounge with television, books and games Large variety of freshly cooked breakfasts including vegetarian and gluten-free Private parking Free Wi-Fi throughout the property Dogs/Cats/Horse Friendly The closest train station is Trooperslane: walking distance is 5 minutes. The closest airport is George Best Belfast City Airport is 11 miles from Fox Heaven B&B. Belfast International Airport is 20 miles from us. The ferry terminal at Belfast Port is 10 miles and Larne Port is 14 miles from Fox Heaven B&B

My Dear Guests! Thank you for your interest! Fox Heaven just can't wait for you to arrive. There are comfortable rooms with customised breakfast in the morning. We are in a safe and quiet area with close proximity to Belfast (train station 2 mins walk) and at the start of the stunning Antrim coast road, beautiful farm and hill views from the rooms and a story behind the name I am going to tell you if … you book with us! Yours sincerely, Lilia (Fox Heaven B&B)

Situated conveniently on the shores of Belfast Lough, between the ports of Larne and Belfast, Carrickfergus is the gateway to the beautiful Causeway Coast and Glens. Starting from the idyllic coastal town of Whitehead to the east, to the relatively recent growth town of Greenisland to the west, Carrickfergus is an excellent starting point for any visitor. The town itself is dominated by the famous Carrickfergus Castle, built in the 12th Century, and is Ireland’s oldest and best preserved Norman citadel. The historic town walls, built by Chichester in the 1600’s, illustrate the quality and consistency of the Jacobean builders and are worth a visit in their own right. Other places to visit include the Andrew Jackson Cottage and U.S. Rangers Centre located at Boneybefore, Flame the gasworks of Ireland based at Irish Quarter South and the 800 year old St. Nicholas Church with its famous stained glass windows. Also well worth a visit is Carrickfergus Museum, which holds a vast collection of local artefacts. Source: Discover Northern Ireland