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Cosy and comfy 3- bedroom family home to discover Belfast and Northern Ireland. If you love dogs, ours love dog sitters 🥰
House • Belfast Northern Ireland United Kingdom
Exchange types accepted
Hospitality Description: Happy to provide hospitality for 1 or 2 nights if we can't leave due to work commitments
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Listed January 2021
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General overview
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Features
Washer
Dishwasher
Clothes dryer
Oven
Microwave
Coffee machine
Fridge
Iron
Hair dryer
Heating
TV
WiFi
High Speed Internet
Bathtub
First aid kit
Smoke alarms
Bed sheets
Towels
Workspace
BBQ
Hot tub
Garden / yard
Deck / patio / courtyard / terrace
Travel Styles
Weekend
Adventure
Budget
Family
Romantic
Sport and leisure
Foodie
Relaxing
City
Mountains
Beach
Culture
Hiking
Cycling
Good public transport
House rules
Unsuitable for infants under 2
Suitable for children ages 2-12
Pets welcome
No smoking
Allergens
Cat free
Smoke free
Low allergen
Dates of Availability
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Neighbourhood
We are approx 4 miles from city centre, close to bus and train links. Close to shops and restaurants or takeaways. Easy driving to parks, hiking, beaches. Great cycling routes and walking. Friendly residential neighbourhood. There is so much to discover in Northern Ireland - beaches, lakes, forests, coastal drives, distilleries, museums, history, castles, mountains, national trust properties, pubs, live music, cities and of course the Giants Causeway, one of the 7 natural wonders of the world. Everything is within 2 hours drive in any direction and you can easily venture into the Republic of Ireland to explore further.
Belfast has a complicated history and I'm proud to see how it has changed and become so much more cosmopolitan in recent years. Belfast has really come up in the world; it has become a major tourist destination and foodie city! And Northern Ireland is a gorgeous small country where you can soak up all it has to offer.
Here's how Discover Northern Ireland writes about Belfast....
Belfast is calling - plan your perfect break today. A vibrant city with an eclectic medley of cultural treasures, friendly locals and a thriving food and drink scene. At Titanic Belfast, delve into where it all began for the Ship of Dreams; or take a journey to the MAC Arts Centre, a hub of creative diversity in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter. Music lovers can enjoy Belfast’s rock’n’roll legacy on a music trail while foodies can head to St George's Market for some tasty artisan food.
Titanic City
Walk the Maritime Mile and discover many attractions along the way. Start at The Big Fish sculpture, and from there, step aboard RMS Titanic's fully restored tender ship, SS Nomadic. Then immerse yourself in the history of the Titanic in the world's largest Titanic visitor experience - Titanic Belfast. This experience tells the ship's tragic tale through interactive exhibits. Situated on the exact spot the Titanic was built, you’ll need a few hours to take in the hands-on displays, including an underwater exploration theatre, a dark ride and recreated cabins complete with passenger holograms.
Get your culture fix
This cosmopolitan city is a culture-packed hub of history and creative diversity. The Cathedral Quarter—one of the oldest parts of Belfast—is full of character and one of the most enjoyable places to hang out. Old traditional pubs rub shoulders with chic bars, with galleries and street art lining the cobbled streets. Discover hidden gems tucked away in one of the alleyways, chill out in one of the many beer gardens and get your foot tapping with a traditional Irish music session. Explore the rich literary scene in Writer’s Square where quotes from famous local writers CS Lewis, Hanna Bell and John Hewitt are carved in the stone underfoot. Let The Black Cab Tour show you the best clubs, pubs, shops and galleries and then head to the west of the city to see the open air gallery of street murals.
Foodie heaven
A distinct food culture has developed in Northern Ireland, with a focus on the very best local ingredients. From the bustling St. George’s Market in Belfast to affordable Michelin star restaurants, Northern Ireland will always excite your taste buds. Join a food tour to meet local producers and sample the culinary highlights, ranging from handmade teas and chocolate to freshly baked breads. Don’t forget to pop by some local distilleries too where you can sip on a Jawbox Gin, Belfast Blonde or warm up with a hot Bushmills whiskey. Alternatively, take to the ocean with a local fisherman on a catch and cook course on the Causeway Coast.
The Great Outdoors
Belfast is the perfect base for those looking to explore both the Irish countryside and the infamous Causeway Coast. Just an hour north of Belfast, you will be transported to the magnificent Northern Irish coastline, famed for its epic experiences, picturesque villages and breath-taking views. The full route can be done in a day but is best explored over a couple, taking time to enjoy a stay along the route. Uncover history at the crumbling ruins of Dunluce castle, walk in the footsteps of giants at the UNESCO World Heritage site, The Giants Causeway, or get your heart racing with a trek on very edge at the Gobbins coastal cliff path.Why not follow the Causeway route all the way to the walled but ever-welcoming city of Derry~Londonderry with its unique combination of warmth and wit. Take in the history of this city with a walking tour, including the iconic Peace Bridge and the fully intact 17th century city walls. Mix this with the charming cafes, boutique stores and wonderful craft village as well as its thriving food and drink scene.
Game of Thrones®
Discover Game of Thrones® territory in Northern Ireland - one of the key filming locations for the show. With majestic ruins, ancient lands, dark forests and towering cliffs peppering the landscape you’ll see why Northern Ireland was selected as the backdrop of this global TV phenomenon. You can either take an organised tour or explore the locations yourself, stopping at Castle Ward Estate (Winterfell), The Dark Hedges (Kingsroad) and Cushendun Caves (The Stormlands) and many more. Or if you’re looking for something a bit different, why not check out the Glass of Thrones Trail? These 6 Giant stained glass windows were created to commemorate 10 years of filming in Northern Ireland and each one depicts an iconic scene from the show. Dotted along the Maritime Mile, you can follow the route from AC Hotel to HMS Caroline, passing Titanic Studios along the way, the true home of the throne, and where many of the of the fan favourite scenes were filmed over the course of 10 years.
Nearest airport
Belfast City Airport approx 4 miles
Belfast International approx 14 miles (it takes be the same amount of time to get to international on country roads as it does to city airport on busier roads)
Getting around
5 to 10 min walk to shops, restaurants and takeaways. 5 min to bus stop. 15 min to train station. Easy bus ride into city centre. Trains to various shopping and coastal towns.
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We spent a great week at Jeanine's and Joe's beautiful house in Belfast this summer. Their home is spacious, cozy, with everything you could need and we felt really welcome, moreover a welcome surprise was waiting for us on the table upon our arrival including some irish delicacies, beautiful tea towel with some irish typical symbols/places or also a kids book could be found there :) Bedrooms with all those pillows were prepared like in a 5-star hotel :) especially a blue bedroom with a marine style, where I was staying with one of our kids, was very comfortable. Jeanine is a great host, communicative, always ready to help or recommend some interesting places to visit. We have visited Titanic museum, it's a must, I would say, when you are in Belfast, unfortunately, we have not explored it fully, as the exhibition was already closing that day, but never mind, at least it's another reason to visit this beautiful city again :) Kids really enjoyed travelling with pink double-decker buses, the bus stop is really close to Jeanine's house, it takes just a few minutes to get to the city center and a whole day family ticket costs around £10, that was a really good deal in comparison with buying the tickets separately, again it was a recommendation by Jeanine :) Another very interesting place we have visited was Giant's Causeway with many hiking paths with great views, there was even a picnic spot where you can rest with kids or have something delicious to taste. I can't forget to mention the Dark Hedges from Game of Thrones, now I have to see the series, too, to come back in my memories of Northern Ireland :) and there were many other beautiful places including some traditional pubs or good restaurants with live music, where we tried some local food or beers or drinks :D yes, even with kids, but do not worry, kids had only an apple juice, of course :D So, to summarize our vacation in Northern Ireland, I can just highly recommend exchanging with Jeanine and Joe, as your vacation will be awesome! -
Thank you so much Katarina. Here's to exchanging again in future xo
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We had the pleasure of staying with Jeanine & Joe in Belfast on short notice, and it was an incredible experience. They were both extremely friendly and welcoming, embodying the PLU spirit. Jeanine even picked us up from the airport, which was a huge logistical help. We spent the first evening together, getting to know Jeanine & Joe before they both left for vacation. Their two dogs, Darcy & Bailey, were absolutely wonderful—loving and easy to care for. They kept a good watch over us, and we thoroughly enjoyed spending time with them and going on long walks. These walks were both fun and refreshing for all of us. In fact, it was a challenge to convince my boys to leave the dogs and explore the city, despite the convenient direct bus connection to downtown. The house had everything we needed— spacious, clean, and located in a quiet neighborhood. Jeanine provided us with lots of information about the city and was always available to answer any questions, ensuring excellent communication throughout our stay. We stayed for a week and thoroughly enjoyed Belfast, especially the Titanic Museum, which was a highlight for us and the main reason for our visit. However, the absolute highlight of our Belfast trip was the time spent with Darcy & Bailey. It was difficult to say goodbye to these lovely dogs. Dear Jeanine & Joe, thank you so much for everything. We made beautiful memories during our stay. You are always welcome in our home. ♥️ -
Jeanine is an absolute sweetheart and Joe is amazing! Together, they welcomed us into their home like they were greeting family returning from a long journey. Joe grabbed our suitcases and Jeanine sat us down to rest after visiting Giant’s Causeway and the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. We were fortunate to stay at their ocean room, which reminded us of Scituate Massachusetts, where we live by the sea. We are so grateful to Janine and Joe for their amazing hospitality. They demonstrated such kindness and generosity to us that made us feel so welcomed. We look forward to host Jeanine and Joe at our homes in Scituate and Naples. -
Jeanine & Joe's home was perfect for us for a few days in Belfast - It was a cosy spot to relax after long days out exploring and lovely comfy beach room to get a great nights sleep. Looking forward to repeating in the future. Eileen & Tom -
Kindred spirits I tell you!!! Jeanine and Joe have a beautiful home, Beautiful, beautiful family, and beautiful souls. So convenient and so welcoming. We would stay with them again in a heartbeat -
We had a lovely wee weekend in Jeanine and Joe's caravan. The site itself is great, with all the amenities including a shop and bar/disco. There is plenty to do in the area. We went to the beach and Castlewellan Forest Park as well as a wee trip into Downpatrick. Jeanine was very easy to communicate with and nothing was a bother. She was very helpful and gave us plenty of instructions about how everything worked etc. The caravan was very clean and comfortable in a lovely, peaceful spot. Thanls for a great weekend! -
Oh wow, I hardly know where to begin.... I absolutely LOVE Ireland and have had the good fortune to exchange there about 5 times, but I had never been to Northern Ireland. So when Jeanine said yes to exchange I was overly thrilled! We finalized the swap long in advance and it ended up being non sim, with me and Casper coming Easter time and Jeanine and Joe will come in July. From our very first contact, communication with Jeanine has been a joy. She's a super fast replier, very easy to communicate with, a well of good advice and super helpful with whatever I threw at her. She was super understanding when it turned out that my work has messed up my vacation dates and I had to write and ask if we could alter them and honestly I think it turned out for the better the way the dates worked out. Casper and I flew to Dublin and rented a car there as that was cheaper for us than flying into Belfast. Even more so as we had finalized a 4 night exchange with Tom and Eileens adorable home - Annalee Cottage - in Cootehill before heading to Belfast. We got to Jeanines home a bit earlier in the day than expected due to bad weather in Rostrevor where we had planned to do a hike and we had the pleasure of meeting Nicole and family (from England) briefly, who had stayed in Jeanines home before us so a back-to-back exchange. We were also welcomed by the two adorable little furballs Darcy and Bailey, that were a part of our exchange. After having been out shopping groceries we took a chill day and really enjoyed a lovely time in the hot tub in the garden with glass of wine - could def get used to that! ;-) Our days in Belfast simply flew by. I though a week would give me time to see and do loads and it did, but honestly we just scratched the surface. When in Ireland the weather pretty much determinds what you can do and when, so one has to acknowledge that fact and make sure to bring prober clothing and shoes if you plan to hike and be outdoors (which you def should in my opinion). Casper and I love to hike so we had picked some trails that sounded great. We went up the Antrim Coast, which is nothing short of STUNNING. We did a quick pitstop at The Dark Hedges, the first stop at a GoT film location. Then drove to and parked the car at Dunseverick and took the bus to Carrick-a-Rede. We walked to the little island across the rope bridge, saw the location used for Renly Barathyons camp in GoT before we walked along the coast back to Dunseverick. I can highly recommend this as the scenery is breathtaking and also gives you another GoT film location at Ballintoy Harbour. I took soooooo many pictures cos around every corner was more beautiful scenery. Just be aware of the tide around White Park Bay if you wanna do the full hike (approx 9 km). We went back up to the Antrim Coast to visit the Giants Causeway. Go early as it'll crawl with people around lunch time. We also visited Bushmill with the famous distillery and tried to find the two little Gin destiileries in the area, but no luck. We did however find the bottles for sale in a shop in Bushmill so happy me :-D We also made it to Dunluce Castle 2 miles from Bushmill, another location used in GoT (used as Seat of House Greyjoy, the great castle of Pyke) - very nice and worth going to. We also took the dogs on a hike up Cave Hill from Belfast Zoo, which gives great views over the city. Sometimes it is a small world as it turned out that Sarah and family, who'll be coming to my home end of May happend to be exchanging just north of Belfast the same time we were there, so we met up for a doggie walk and a cuppa. Sarahs first exchange happend to be at Jeanines home! It was lovely to meet and have a mini PLU meet up and I look forward to welcoming Sarah shortly. We also explored Belfast with visits to the Titanic Museum. Book tickets in advance as we had to wait for two hours when we just waked in. We spent the waiting time walking the Titanic Trail, visiting the Titanic Distillery and grab a snack at "The Galley" in the museum as we had a short, but heavy rain shower then. As a HUGE Narnia fan, I dragged Casper around Belfast to find the C.S. Lewis Square with figures from the tales as well as the statue of the man himself (did the same in Rostrevor). We also ended up doing a minor pub crawl discovering a couple of breweries in town. It was super convenient to take the bus into the city as the bus stop is only two minutes walk from the house - can highly recommend doing that rather then driving and parking. It was lovely to have the company of the little cute furballs, which were really easy going and cuddly. They loved cuddling when we hit the couch for movie or some reading. It was no hassle at all to pet sit and I'll happily do it again <3 Jeanine had sent me both the home manual and videos with instructions regarding the dogs and how to work the hot tub - one can def tell she's a pro at exchanging! We kept in touch during our stay via WhatsApp, which was nice and helpful. Overall, I can highly recommend to visit Northern Ireladn and if you get the chance, then exchange with Jeanine and Joe - you wont regret it! Thank you Jeanine for letting us come, we loved every minute of our stay and I hope to come back <3 -
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Jeanine’s home is lovely, spacious and comfortable. It is perfectly located just a couple of minutes’ walk to the main bus line into Belfast centre. We had a lovely stay with her two happy, friendly dogs who were a pleasure to look after. -
Jeanine’s home was very comfortable and we felt right at home while there. Jeanine was a really great exchange partner in particular as it was our first one. She was very supportive, answering all of my questions and making sure that we had a very successful first home exchange. Jeanine’s area in Finaghy is a great base to explore Belfast and the surrounding areas. We had a fantastic day at the W5 and I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Belfast. Another highlight for the kids (and adults) was the bull run in Colin Glen which is also very close to Jeanine’s place. We could have stayed for a week, there are so many things to see and do. I would really recommend a trip to Belfast and if you are lucky enough to secure an exchange to Jeanine’s house that will be the cherry on top! -
Jeanine and Joe’s place was warm, inviting and decorated for Christmas. We were there with our 11 year old and extremely appreciative of the festive décor that they took the time to put up even though they were going to be away for the holidays. The beds and couches were very comfortable. Their dogs are absolutely adorable, sweet and fun to be around. It was fun coming home to two little one that are so excited to seeing you each and every day. They each have a unique personality and were fun to get to know and play with. Their home is an excellent location in walking distance to many restaurants, bus stops and a reasonable walk into the city of Belfast. I might add we like to walk. Jeanine was very communicative and an amazing hostess. She waited for an inordinate amount of time at the bus station to pick us up since the bus was late, it was raining and the local bus operators were having an issue that day. There is so much to see and do in Belfast. I would have never have known and visited on my own. That you Jeanine and Joe for the opportunity. -
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A very pretty house in a quiet neighborhood not far from downtown by car. Jeanine had everything ready and waiting for us. There was every comfort in the house, the temperature was just right and we slept well... Nothing to complain about ! Many thanks again ! -
Spent a week here at Joe and Jeanine's with their 2 lovely dogs Bailey and Darcy. Home was comfortable and about a 15 minute walk to shops and restaurants. Bus stop is a 6 or 7 minute walk away with bus to city centre. Try the fish and chips at Nemos which we loved and ate there 3 times. Great deal for pensioners! Fish and chips, buttered bead and a pot of tea for only 7 pounds. Belfast is a lovely city and well worth a visit. Thanks Joe and Jeanine for the thoughtful things you left out for us as well.. -
It was an absolute pleasure to meet and stay at Jeanine & Joe. We were given lots of pre arrival information on the area and how things work in the home. They were home to welcome us on our arrival and we enjoyed their company for a few days prior to them going away . We looked after their 2 fur babies for a few days and they were no problems at all . Their home is very comfortable and is only short walk to bus and into Belfast city in 20mins regularly. The is lots to see in the area and plenty of day trips to explore. The trip was special for myself and sister as we were born in Northern Ireland and were home to scatter our Dads ashes. Thanks very much for everything Jeanie & Joe , keep on doing what you are doing !! as it’s fantastic !! Love Pauline, Cameron & Milanda -
Thanks so much you 3. Here's to meeting again in future!
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We had a great stay at Jeanine and Joes home. There was extensive communication beforehand and I felt I really got to know Jeanine. She provided lots of clear information about her home. The house is very comfortable and clean, in a quiet area with buses into the City a very short walk away. -
Jeanine was a amazing host was lovely to have met her home is comfortable so enjoyed the outside area u can see they love their home Location for public transportation is very good and reliable Would definitely recommend a visit here Close to experience everything Northern Ireland has to offer Can’t wait until we meet again -
Highly recommend Jeanine & Joe's home in Belfast. What a wonderful week we had exploring beautiful Northern Ireland. Great location, nice neighbourhood, cosy, comfy and warm house, comfortable beds, it had everything we needed. We loved looking after the two gorgeous doggies - thank you for entrusting them into our care, it made our kids' holiday! Good driving distance to the airport, the Giants Causeway, Ballycastle, the famous coastal road, and the city - check out the Titanic museum. Lots of national trust properties in NI so if you're a member like us, there are many free days out to be enjoyed. So much to do in NI so we need to come back to see more. You can't see it all in one week! We enjoyed easy communication with Jeanine in the planning stages of our exchange and she really made our first PLU experience super-easy. Great to meet our hosts at the airport too! Looking forward to welcoming you to our house in the summer. -
Jeanine’s home is a clean cosy and comfortable home to stay for our mid term exchange . Jeanine is a very organised and communicative host with excellent instructions snd guidelines given for us . There’s a spacious newly refurbished garden and it’s location is quiet but only a 4 min walk to local bus stop that was an easy 25 min ride to Belfast city centre. A family day ticket was £9 and did all the buses in the city for the day . Nearest local shop is 7 min walk and local restaurants and super markets are a 15 min walk . If you drive south for 5mins there are some beautiful parks to go for a walk in. There’s loads to do in Belfast for kids or adults . Being from the southwest of Ireland it’s our first big trip to Northern Ireland and we really enjoyed it . The hop on hop off tour bus is very good and historically very interesting , as well as Vertigo and W5. The ulster museum is worth a trip and it’s free . The titanic quarter really has loads to do for families . We’ll be back again at some stage to do the giants causeway and other parts of Northern Ireland . Overall we really enjoyed our stay and got lucky with dry weather in February. . -
I would be very happy to exchange again so we can both see more 😊
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Jeanine and Joe's house is located in a quiet and pleasant area, moreover the proximity of the buses to go to the city center is very significant. No noise in the neighborhood. The house is very cozy and the Christmas decoration made the house even more welcoming and so we had a great stay in Belfast. Darcy and Bailey (the dogs) are balls of love and overflow with affection and tenderness. It was a pleasure to have them with us and to go on walks with them. In terms of equipment, there is everything you need, the beds are comfortable and the whole house is immaculate. Our car swap went very well. The communication was very fluid, they were very good advisers for us, always present when needed. We therefore highly recommend Jeanine and Joe. -
We exchanged with Jeanine and Joe at the end of November which was the first weekend of the Belfast Christmas Market. The house is located in the quiet suburb of Belfast with good links to city center - about 20 minutes by bus. The house has 3 double bedrooms which are very clean and welcoming. It's clearly marked for the guests which wardrobes are for guests use and which ones are private - I think it's a great idea and will definitely use it myself. The house has also great big garden to the back with the hot spa. But I think the best part of the house is that you actually feel like you're home. It's not an empty shell but a place full of memories and personal touches. Thank you for exchanging with us -
Myself and my boys had a wonderful first time exchange experience at Jeanine and Joes house in Belfast. We were very at home and comfortable there and the boys even noticed how comfortable their bed was! It’s on a lovely quiet residential road and there is no noise. Everything is very organised and clean. And we felt very safe. They also have a lovely back garden space where we all enjoyed using their hot tub after our days exploring around the local parks. The locals we met were all super friendly. We all came home rested and rejuvenated and very positive about joining this exchange community. Thank you Jeanine for being such an easy and enjoyable first exchange and for answering all my questions and the smooth communication. -
We had a fantastic 8 day hosting exchange with Jeanine and Joe. You could not ask for better hosts! They are so welcoming and friendly. Jeanine is passionate about sharing all the cool things Northern Ireland has to offer. We weren't able to get a rental car due to Covid-related high prices so she graciously drove us to several places. Her dogs are super sweet and love to snuggle. They really liked our girls. Jeanine's home is super clean and comfortable. Her home is just a short walk to the bus stop that easily takes you into city center. We really enjoyed Belfast and highly recommend going there. There's loads to see and do. We didn't even scratch the surface. Above all, we are delighted to have made new friends. Thanks for making our Northern Ireland experience so memorable! See you in St. Louis Jeanine & Joe! -
What a fantastic time at and with Jeanine and Joe (and Bailey and Darcy!). They have a lovely home and yard perfect for a stay in Belfast. Near two bus routes to easily get into the city, I used them daily. They are also located near some amazing parks and gardens, which I took advantage of. Jeanine then took me on what became a girls trip and we stayed with a friend of hers further west in NI. There is so much to see, I know I will be back. Wonderful time that I will cherish always! -
Jeanine was a gracious and generous host! Her home was neat and tidy and in a neighbourhood very close to all amenities. Wish we had more time to enjoy her gorgeous backyard and hot tub but there was too much to see in Beautiful Belfast! -
We exchanged with Jeanine and Joe for a long weekend this July. It was a fantastic experience where we were all first timers at this gig. Communication between ourselves and Jeanine was excellent beforehand and when we arrived, everything was as expected, except possibly better! Jeanine and Joe have a fantastic house, 15 min from Belfast City Centre in a quiet area. We are a family of 5 and the space was perfect for us as well as their two dogs who stayed in the house while we were there (upon our request!). The house met all our needs, and was very comfortable. It had lots of shops nearby, local parks to walk or drive to and so close to the centre of Belfast, it was perfect for our City Break! Thanks again Jeanine for making us feel so welcome in your lovely house.
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Jeanine & Joe
Hi there. I'm Jeanine and my hubby is called Joe. I'm in my mid 40s and Joe is 50. I'm an avid traveler who drags my hubby along on my coat tails as he's a bit more of a home bird who takes a little more convincing to travel.
We live in a lovely community in Belfast surrounded by really nice neighbours. I would literally go anywhere, including close to home. I want to visit 50 countries before I am 50 years old. I am currently 45 years old and on 45 countries. Thanks to exchanging, by late 2025 I'll have increased that number to the magic number 50 if all goes well..... and maybe I'll aim for 60 countries for my 50th birthday then!
At home we have two very cute pups called Bailey and Darcy. Bailey is a 5 year old Lhasa apso and Darcy is a 4 year old mixed breed (mum is bichon and dad is half yorkie half Lhasa). We are willing to exchange with folks who have animals. I have 20 plus years experience in having dogs and am just crazy about them so really willing to look after your pups if you can also look after ours. We've developed a love of cats thanks to exchanging. Other animals also a possibility. Our dogs don't really enjoy being sent away to other's houses so if an exchange is simultaneous we would really appreciate our pups being able to stay home. They need short walks twice per day and can be left for approx 5-6 hours while you sightsee so they aren't very restrictive to your plans. Or of course you can bring them with you.
We are both very respectful, clean and tidy and will treat your home with respect. I adore this site and love that people want to visit Belfast. We bought a touring caravan in April 2021 due to lack of travelling thanks to covid so when we're not travelling we'll spend a lot of weekends in it, meaning we can host you in our home for a couple of nights if you're coming through Belfast.
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