Cottages għall-kiri għall-vaganzi ġewwa Beara Peninsula

Rural Mountain Retreat - Find yourself in Nature

Our home,a working sheep farm is nestled below Ireland's highest mountains on the famous Kerry Way trail in the heart of the McGillyCuddy Reeks.The original buildings date back to 1802 and were some of the last in Ireland to receive electricity due to their remote location in one of Ireland’s most unspoiled valleys on the edge of the Killarney National Park.While the towns of Kenmare & Killarney are an hour’s drive away,the Cottage is suited to those who are keen to truly get away from it all...

Stone Country Cottage

Very private, quaint stone cottage in the Townland of Coomkeen, on the Sheep's Head Peninsula (the Wild Atlantic Way), Ireland's best hiking country. Two Miles to village of Durrus, five miles from town of Bantry. Cottage was originally built in 1845 by my great uncle. ceilings in kitchen are low, in order for fireplace to keep warm. There are odd heights in doors typical for the era., PLEASE BE ADVISED PERHAPS A CHALLENGE FOR VERY TALL VISITORS. Or you can take a walk back in time and enjoy.

Secluded cottage nestled in the Beara Peninsula

Nestled in a mountain side, the cottage is surrounded by waterfalls and stunning countryside with rolling hills to the east and mountains to the West. you can hike straight from the door up into the mountains (no busy roads) or you can just sit back and enjoy the beautiful views and relax. It's also an Ideal base for the Ring of Kerry and the Beara peninsula. There's a 7kw EV Charging point and payment is per KWh used. Please note the property is unsuitable for babies, infants or children.

Traditional stone cottage in idyllic South Kerry

A 200 year-old stone cottage in the beautiful Roughty valley, close to the village of Kilgarvan, the beautiful heritage town of Kenmare and also Killarney and its famous National Park. The cottage maintains many original features including the original stone floor and hearth. It’s set on its own private garden where you can truly enjoy the peace and quiet of this amazing place and is also an ideal base for discovering so much including the Ring of Kerry and the Beara Penninsula.

Stunning Sea Views on the Wild Atlantic Way

Hosted by a seasoned Superhost, this beautiful three bed cottage is located on the Wild Atlantic Way on the spectacular Beara Penninsula. Situated on one acre of lush private land, the house is nestled between the Caha mountains and the waters of Bantry bay and offers panoramic sea and mountains views. The location allows for the perfect mix of being immersed in nature and yet a quick 5 minute drive from the pretty town of Castletownbere where you will find all amenities.

Seaside Cottage with mountain views & waterfall

Waterfall lodge is a 100 year old stone built cottage, full of old world charm, with all the mod cons. It is on the Sheep's Head Peninsula, with both mountain and sea views. And with your own waterfall right beside the house, you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity it brings. A 5 minute walk down the mountain brings you to a roadside beach where you can watch the sun go down. Whether its a romantic getaway or a few days of mindfulness, you won't be disappointed.

The Cottage at Lakefield

Escape to the peace and quiet of The Cottage at Lakefield, situated at Caragh Lake, with direct access to the Lake and 4 acres of beautiful gardens in which to wander, relax and take a break from the demands of daily life . We are located in a Dark Sky Reserve and the stars at night are something else ! April to May is a beautiful time in the garden

Harbour View Cottage

My place is located in wild, subtropical gardens, a sandy beach, rugged cliffs, the lighthouse, beautiful green fields and plenty farm animals, the Skelligs - a world heritage site. You’ll love my place because of the views and the cottage is light and bright atmosphere. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and furry friends (pets).

Traditional Kerry cottage near Glanmore Lake

Gortavallig is a 200-year-old traditional stone whitewashed cottage, sympathetically restored to retain its original character and charm. It is set in over 100 acres of private land and accessed by a quarter-mile-long private road. It is a few minutes on foot from Glanmore Lake and has fine views of the surrounding countryside and mountains.