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Designer cottage by the beach, Wild Atlantic Way

Cottage is 100 yards from mile-long sandy beach and Minaun Cliffs - among highest in Europe. The Toolis family have lived here for over 400 years. The deserted Dookinella stone village still stands in the field nextdoor. Keel village is a 5-minute drive with restaurants, local butcher selling Achill lamb and fisherman selling from boat. Surf school for all ages. Fabulous walks begin right at the door from easy to mountain hikes. Good for couples and families. Good WiFi. Wheelchair accessible.

Apartment on the Doorstep of the Wild Atlantic Way

Glenview apartment is located on the Crossmolina-Ballycastle road, with lovely views of the glen into Ballycastle, on the Wild Atlantic Way. Just 10 minutes from Ballycastle, it offers a haven of beauty and tranquility. This beautifully scenic region is a unique blend of natural and built heritage spanning 6,000 years. It offers something for all interests, including multiple designated walking trails, cycling, fishing, golf, beaches, diving, Historical sites, and plenty of beautiful scenery.

Cosy Cottage

Kick back and relax in this calm, cosy space in the rolling countryside and just a 40 minute drive from Knock Airport. For something more lively there’s Westport and Castlebar, with their shops, bars and the beautiful coastline and beaches of the Wild Atlantic Way. The 2 friendly cats, Muffin and Bruce, prefer to live outside but like to say hello. When not away working, I stay in a chalet on a separate piece of land close by but not overlooking the cottage. I do respect guest privacy.

Kylemore Hideaway in Connemara

Fall in love with Connemara and its wild landscape as you rest in the Kylemore Hideaway.Nestled in the mountainside with stunning lake, mountain and river views on every side you will feel like you are somewhere special.Listen to the waterfall outside,stroll along the lakeshore or the mountainside.Relax in the comfort of the turf fire in the stove .If you are in need of a real break, this place offers you the space you need to get away from it all, connect with nature and your soul again!

Modern Apartment overlooking River Moy, Foxford

Enjoy a unique break in this bright and modern first-floor apartment, on the banks of the River Moy in Foxford village. Share evening drinks on the river-side balcony, or watch the rapids through the glass wall of the living room. Recently redecorated with hotel-quality fittings, there are two well-presented double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large, open-plan living space. 67 Mbps wifi is perfect for remote working, with a river walk and historic Foxford Woollen Mills right next door.

Tigh Aine Traditional Irish cottage

Our unique cottage has a style all of its own.A former Fisherman’s Lodge set between carrawmore Lake which is a angling paradise and the Erris Peninsula. It’s just 5 minutes drive to the Village of Bangor Erris which has a supermarket, Pharmacy post office ,pubs with traditional music nights .Also takeaway and local restaurant .It offers a real taste of rural Ireland .The Bangor trail , and Owenmore river with its wild Atlantic salmon and sea trout is one of its many attractions .

Cèide Fields cottage.

This is a renovated cottage located in a lovely rural area in North Mayo, it is just a few miles outside Ballycastle town on the wild Atlantic coast. The views of the sea are spectacular and the cottage provides a space to relax in after a day sightseeing the local area (you will need a car to get around). The cottage is on a working farm but other than the sound of sheep there will be nothing to disturb the peace and quiet you will experience in this beautiful cottage.

Cosy tranquil cottage between Reek & Bertra Beach

Relax in this traditional stone cottage with stunning views of Clew Bay and Croagh Patrick. It lies on the Wild Atlantic Way, between Westport and Louisburgh, 1k from Bertra Beach. Explore the area, engage in the many activities - water sports, cycling, hiking, fishing, horse-riding, golf and more, or chill and savor the fresh air and sounds of nature. Unwind in the local pubs, coffee shops and restaurants. The perfect location to explore the west.

Galway's CastleHacket Oak Room

CastleHacket House, steeped in Irish History. Built in 1703 by John Kirwan Mayor of Galway, the house is surrounded by nature and is very quiet and peaceful. Join in one of our "quiet "Yoga Classes, hike Connemara, stroll Knockma Woods, explore the lakes - world Famous for brown Trout fishing, or simply relax in the beautiful Park and Gardens. We are environmentally friendly and support green living, health and wellbeing.