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Kakisugar · 13/07/2016 13:54

Hi,
As I mentioned in an earlier post I am moving to Holywood in the coming months and was wondering if there are areas/streets I should avoid renting in. I do not drive currently so that may be a factor as well. Any advice would be appreciated.
Also, are there any good parks with children's play areas (six years old)? Is the beach accessible for walks, etc ?
Thanks everyone.

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moreCyclingMoreCake · 14/07/2016 09:20

Hi, Seapark is lovely. It's a playpark down by the beach. There's a train station that's a shortish walk from it along the coastal path that runs from Holywood to Bangor.

I remember your last thread and it would be a different (I mean Translink not school buses) bus route for each school, Rockport would be the Bangor bus and Campbell would be two buses I think or one with a fair walk at the end.

In your shoes I'd look at the bus routes for the school you've chosen and look for somewhere along the route.

I suppose it's the same anywhere that areas with large amounts of council housing are less desirable generally. There are a couple of council areas in Holywood as far as I know, but driving though then they look nice and well kept, no idea what it would be like to live there tbh.

belfastsmile · 14/07/2016 20:40

My sister lives in Holywood, and it all seems fairly nice. They're more the Cultra end rather than the Belfast end, but I've a friend in the estate at the Belfast end and it seems ok. The beach is nice and there's a promenade too. Town centre is nice, with lots of independent shops.

Campbell may well run a school bus from Holywood; I'm not sure. You could probably email them to ask.

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