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House |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Ballyadam in Kilmuckridge

£46–£91 / night
£320–£640 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

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

About the home

Kilmuckridge house is finished to the highest standards internally. It boasts a 700 feet squared Kitchen / Living Room which is the ideal family room. Double doors lead into the Sitting Room. There are 4 bedrooms, 3 of which are doubles with their own ensuites. There is oil fueled central heating, and a large multi fuel stove in the living room.

Kilmuckridge House is nestled in the countryside and located 1.5km from Kilmuckridge village. The blue flag beach of Morriscastle is a 2.5km drive from the house. There are numerous other beaches within easy reach including Tinnabearna, Ballynamona, Ballinesker, Curracloe and many more. In total there is a continuous stretch of beach for 5 miles (from Cahore Point to Raven Point) and Kilmuckridge is located half way along this sandy mecca.
Kilmuckridge is approximately a 25 - 35 minute drive from the towns of Enniscorthy, Gorey, Courtown and Wexford.

There are a host of activities to enjoy including golf , gardens, wildlife , walking, cycling , walking, swimming , horseriding and more.
Blackwater golf club is the nearest with many more besides. For the younger kids there is a Kidzone in Gorey and Playzone in Wexford. There is also Blackwater Open farm and Kia Ora farm as well.
In Curracloe the Raven Point loop takes you through forested paths, along the edge of the nature reserve, and then walk on beautiful Curracloe beach which doubled as Omaha beach in the film 'Saving Private Ryan'.
For the more adventurous there is Extreme Adventure at Gravity Forest Park, Kayak the Slaney with Slaney Adventure.

For a host of additional information about Kilmuckridge House and things to do in the area you can visit
www.kilmuckridgehouse.com

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The Kitchen / Living room is a very spacious room complete with 6 high stools, an 8 seat dining table and 5 lounge seats. The centrepiece is a large stove.
The Sitting room, with Sky tv, can be an extension of the Kitchen or alternatively the kids can watch some tv while the adults take a break or prepare dinner.
There is a Coat / Shoe room, Utility room and Back toilet near the Kitchen.
Two of the double bedrooms are large with room for a cot or toddler bed (both are provided). The Walk in wardrobe is a converted bedroom so there is ample storage.
The H-shape layout of the house is very practical as the living area is one side and the bedroom area is the other.

Further details outdoors:
The front lawn is fully fenced and is 0.5 acre in size. South facing with plant screening along the road ensures privacy. There is a tree house with slide and a timber swing set for the kids. There is garden furniture for the adults.
There is a patio area ,with lighting, outside the front door which is also fenced in. This can be handy for smaller children.
Outside the back door is another patio area. The back garden, which is also fenced in, includes young apple trees and a strawberry patch. If there is fruit in season why not have a bite.

Conditions

Normal conditions apply. €200 deposit is required which is refundable at the end of the stay.

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Tree house with slide and swing set

 

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Front facade from tree house

 

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Kitchen / Living room

The South East Ireland / County Wexford region

The South East of Ireland, comprising the five counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford, is an evocative patchwork of fertile valleys and plains. Down through the centuries the Celts, Vikings, Anglo-Saxons and Normans have passed through these valleys, leaving behind a landscape rich in historical remains. Countless castles, abbeys, fortresses and ancient settlements remain to mark their passage. The five river systems – the Barrow, Blackwater, Nore, Slaney and Suir - criss-cross the South East, meandering under old stone bridges, around magical mountains, through picturesque villages and past neatly thatched cottages before finally entering the sea at scenic, peaceful seaside towns.

The South East has things to do for everyone of all ages and tastes: historic monuments, colourful gardens; well-maintained and sign-posted walking and cycling paths; abundant fishing locations; numerous golf courses, equestrian centres, exciting festivals and more.

Wexford makes up the southeast corner of the island was the country's gateway to Europe for centuries. It is here that the Normans, Danes, Viking and Celts all landed at one time or another so that traces of many different civilisations can be found scattered all over the county.

The unique heritage and culture this has given the people of Wexford makes it an essential part of any itinerary. The 'Sunny South East' boasts some of the country's most fantastic scenery with the Blacklion and Wicklow Mountains on its borders, the miles of golden beaches on its eastern shore and its Atlantic wracked southern shore.

Among the many attractions the 'Model County' boasts is the National Heritage Park at Ferrycarrig, which depicts the evolution of Irish history from 7,000BC to the 12th century and the arrival of the Normans. The Hook Lighthouse is a massive 100ft structure that predates the practice of building stone lighthouses by over 600 years. The Ring of Hook Drive takes you through some beautifully scenic coastal roads and historic sites.

There are many more attractions as well. There is a host of information on the internet and the following are just some of the websites available.

www.fundays.ie
www.familyfun.ie
www.wexfordtourism.com

With something for everyone the Wexford is one of the most popular places to visit in Ireland. Getting more sun than any other county every year the area is particularly popular with Irish people as well and so you can be assured of meeting people from all over the isle when you visit Wexford.

The Kilmuckridge / Ballyadam area

Kilmuckridge is a picturesque village which serves the popular resort of Morriscastle, which as the name suggests was once the site of a Medieval Norman Castle. The beautiful beach is host to many rare flora and fauna and is a national heritage site. It has also been awarded the Green Coast Beaches award.

The village's popularity as a tourist resort and its excellent fishing waters have ensured the development of some great tourist facilities. This old style village, formerly known as The Ford, is in the Catholic parish named Litter (Leitir, a hillside). It boasts many historical buildings, a host of award winning restaurants and pubs and ample accommodation to suit families and groups of all size.

Kilmuckridge and Morriscastle form a rich and exciting area to explore with a wealth of historical and natural interest. The Catholic Church was built in 1796 and the Church of Ireland dates from 1815.

Kilmuckridge and it's surrounding beaches (Morriscastle, Tinnaberna, Ballynamona, Ballyvaldon) are all spectacular for sunbathing and fishing (www.fishinginireland.info/sea/east/wexford/index.htm)

The are 3 lively pubs in Kilmuckridge (Hammel's, The Crosses and Boggans) in Kilmuckridge which are always lively and where you will always receive a warm welcome.

The are 2 supermarkets (Hammel's and Corrigans) in Kilmuckridge which will facilitate your weekly food shopping.

Blackwater village is less than 10 minutes drive away and has a animal pet farm (www.familyfun.ie/blackwater-open-farm). A beautiful par 3 golf course in Blackwater is also less than 10 minutes away.

The famous Courttown is less than 20 minutes drive away and is also very popular with holidaymakers.It boasts the Forest Park Leisure Centre (www.coralleisure.ie) and the newly open Forest Park Gravity Xtreme Adventure Centre (www.gravityforestpark.ie). The amusement Centre Pirates Cove (with mini golf on a pirate ship) is also located in Courttown (www.piratescove.ie).

Enniscorthy Town and Gorey Town are less than 20 minutes drive away and each town boasts numerous shops, cafe's, restaurants and banking.

Waterford, Kilkenny, Carlow and Wicklow are all just over an hour's drive from Kilmuckridge which means that Kilmuckridge is a brilliant location to explore the the sunny south east of Ireland.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
January - May	10 Feb 12	28 Apr 12	400€ 400	-	-	1 Week
May	28 Apr 12	2 Jun 12	550€ 550	-	-	1 Week
June	2 Jun 12	1 Jul 12	800€ 800	-	-	1 Week
July - August	1 Jul 12	1 Sep 12	800€ 800	-	-	1 Week
September - December	1 Sep 12	29 Dec 12	400€ 400	-	-	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.

There are weekends deals available. Please contact the owner for more details.

Availability

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Availability notes:

Kilmuckridge House is primarily for summer rental from May - August

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