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Bungalow |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 9

Duagh, Camp in Castlegregory

£65 / night

This is the lowest nightly price available. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£450 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

6 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car essential, private garden, pets welcome

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About the home

Self catering, ideal for families and groups interested in surfing, walking, hiking, fishing, swimming, nature pursuits, birdsong, horseriding, golfing or just relaxing! The setting is quiet with panoramic views of sea and mountains. High spec cosy property with wood burning stove.

20 minutes to Dingle to visit fungi the Dolphin and the Blasket Islands (over the stunning Conor Pass drive) and 20 minutes to Tralee. Beautiful restaurants, pubs and cinema within 20 minutes of the house. We welcome small pets.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
House boasts all the mod cons video, dvd player with a selection of films provided.

Further details outdoors:
The property has lots of space for kitesurfing, fishing equipment, outside tap and sheltered clothes lines to dry the wet suits - covered area for storing motor bikes and hose to wash away the dust of the day for those enthusiasts who like to keep their motor cycle clean after every day trip. A trampoline, garden furniture and swing chair all available to help children of all ages to keep fit or relax.

Conditions

Generally we book the house Saturday to Saturday however we are flexible for long weekends.
Smokers are welcome to smoke outside.

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Family bedroom sleeping 5

 

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Second Double bedroom

 

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Sitting room with wood burning stove

The County Kerry region

The area boasts breathtaking scenery of both beach, mountains, corrie lakes and fishing. You can walk out the door and head for a day in the mountains.

Castlegregory 7 minutes drive away has kitesurfing, surfing, water trampoline, kayaking, sea fishing, stand up paddling, scuba diving and swimming, lessons can be booked with Jamie Knox and surfing classes too. Picnics, hiking and short walks with cows, horses, sheep and the odd rabbit to be seen over local farmers gates.

The Castlegregory / Duagh, Camp area

Crag caves in Castleisland, fungi the dolphin in Dingle, the blasket islands and Dingle for festivals, music, excellent restaurants, cinema and great pubs are all within 20 minutes. Balllyseedy garden centre is a must for top class food and great stocks of flowers and bulbs for the gardening enthusiasts.

Inch Beach renowned for kitesurfing is 20 minutes over the mountain. Something for everyone!

How to get there

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Map showing the Castlegregory areaReset Map

Fly into Farranfore Airport in Kerry and hire a car - 30 minutes from house to Farranfore
Take the Train from Heuston Station in Dublin to Tralee and hire a car - house 25 minutes from Tralee
Fly into Shannon Airport - house 2 hour drive from Shannon

Activities near Castlegregory

Reviews

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18 Aug 2012

“Perfect location” Have just returned from a lovely week in the adjoining apartment on this property. It was compact but very comfortable, bright and spacious and most importantly very clean. The only complaint I would... more

11 Jun 2012

“Settle into a comfortable home & let the delightful experiences unfold” We had the most wonderful week here with three families four mums and seven teenagers! Let me start with the house, which is extremely well kitted out. Everything works. The appliances, the shower and many details have been thoughtfully added. It is obviously a house which is enjoyed and maintained by the owners because you get a sense that there's a place for everything, even down to a large outbuilding to hang wetsuits. I felt reassured that I'd have everything I need. The wood burning stove was a revelation to me as I never realised how easy it would be to manage and how pleasant a focal point it was after an active day. The house is great but where it is situated is even better. The stunning scenery from the front of the house, as you eat breakfast on the small front porch is beautiful because you are surrounded by MOUNTAINS. I live in London and suppose I am deprived of these beautiful land masses. The air is clear and the stars are bright at night time.... you can see the sea from the dining room window. You get a real sense of being on a peninsula when out and about in the car as the sea scenes are all around you. If you are used to visiting National Trust properties in the UK, then you have to visit Glentennasig Wood, which is only about 15 minutes away by car. It has a wooden 'boardwalk' to enable people to walk close to the beautiful central lake and it is well worth a trip with a picnic. For teenagers (and everyone really), there's plenty of watersports which can be booked through Jamie Knox. My kids are not great watersport fans but they really enjoyed the water trampoline and some kayaking. On other days they enjoyed trawling shops in Dingle and in Tralee. They had an evening out at the cinema also which was a short distance away in Tralee. At the house, the trampoline was the 'hang-out' spot which was improved even more by using the kitchen window as a 'serving hatch' to take their chicken wraps freshly made from the kitchen to sit in the garden. Overall, the 'functionality' of the house impressed me – it is a wholesome country bungalow which is well-loved and it sits in the most idealic location. TOP TIP Make sure you do your homework with regard to all the potential places to visit – bring a laptop or consult the house owner so you don't miss out on 'hidden' gems – I only stayed a week but feel that there is much more to see and do in such a fine part of Ireland.

05 Jun 2012

“Relaxing weekend with beautiful views” This house is located in a beautiful quiet area of Kerry with views of the Sea and the mountains. It's an ideal spot to relax. You can take a nice walk to the Sea or through the hills. There is fantastic shopping and restaurants in nearby Dingle. The house itself is very well maintained, clean and cozy. A perfect place to escape the busy hustle and bustle of everyday life but close enough to Dingle and Tralee have some fun. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would recommend it to all my friends and family.

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30 May 2012

“Spectacular location for exploring the Dingle Peninsula” We had a very memorable break away from the city! There was a lovely warm welcome even though it was winter time with a wood burning stove set for our arrival. The house was spacious and plenty of outdoor space for children to play. A walk to the beach was probably around 20 mins but well worth it and Dingle provided for nice gift shopping and restaurants in abundance.

30 May 2012

“A Little Piece of Heaven” I stayed here with a number of adults, my cousins, from my extended family, along with our teenage sons and daughters, and we had the most fantastic time. The house itself is so comfy and a real home from home, very spacious. Lovely big bedrooms with plenty of room for 'Teenagers to hang out'. They have a lovely wood burning stove in the sitting room, which is so nice and cosy in the evening time. Also the garden is beautiful with amazing views all round and plenty of places to sit and take in the scenes. The situation of the house is perfectly ideal, within a few miles of Castlegregory which is a lovely seaside town with plenty of water sports nearby, which I can tell you kept all our teenagers 'Happy'. We were spoilt for choice with all the fabulous beaches within a five minute drive or twenty minute walk from the house. We were completely surrounded with the most amazing sceanery imaginable just a five walk or drive in any direction from the house. All in all we had a wonderful family time in 'Kilgobbin View' and will definately be back again.

23 May 2012

“Idyllic rural retreat, great for small kids” We spent a fabulous week in Kilgobbin View and came away genuinely refreshed after our holiday. The kitchen of house is very well stocked, above the standard of an average holiday home, there is a... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 9
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
July August	30 Jun 12	29 Aug 20	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Sept to May €350 June €400 per week. we generally rent Saturday to Saturday and are flexible for long weekends.

Availability

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Availability notes:

The property has just come on the rental market and all weeks are currently available.

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1 year listed You are contacting John Kennedy Landline 353 86 2519453 Mobile n/a Languages spoken The owner is based in Ireland and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2012. This bungalow has received 6 reviews from previous guests.

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