The Surfer’s Shack is a distinctive tiny home crafted from an upcycled shipping container, embodying the essence of the local Causeway coastline. Ideal for those seeking a tranquil escape, it is nestled amidst the rolling farmlands of County Antrim yet located just minutes away from major attractions like the Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, the Dark Hedges, and Bushmills Distillery. Portrush is also easily accessible with a 15-minute drive.

This open-plan tiny house features a full-sized double bed, a kitchenette, and a cosy sitting area. The bathroom, housed in an adjoining outhouse, boasts a rustic design with ample hot water, including a shower and washing machine to refresh after coastal adventures. The porch offers a delightful spot for sunset-watching with a glass of wine. Ample onsite parking is available, along with an external wash-down area suitable for cleaning gear.

Guests have exclusive access to the entire property, including a private outdoor living space and full bathroom. The interiors are clad in reclaimed wood and decorated with vintage surfboards, creating a warm and rustic ambiance. The insulated container is equipped with multiple power sockets, an electric radiator, and an electric log-burning stove, ensuring comfort even during cooler Irish summers.

The kitchenette is well-stocked with a small fridge, toaster, microwave, kettle, and essential utensils, as well as a small sink. The seating area comprises two armchairs, a coffee table, and a selection of inspirational reads. The comfortable double bed promises restful nights after a day of exploration.

What We Love:

We love The Surfer’s Shack for its unique upcycled design, vintage surfboards, private outdoor living space, and prime location near iconic attractions and serene landscapes.

Owner Name:

Joshua

Review Details:

Number of Reviews: 482

Average Rating: 4.93

Review Summary:

Many reviewers found this place lovely and quirky, but noted the uncovered hot tub limited use during rain, and the lack of TV and phone signal left few entertainment options.