May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
The cottage is detached, with large garden and spacious parking for three cars comfortably accommodating six people.
Ground floor : open plan sitting room and dining room/kitchen with a large turf burning fireplace and Liscannor stone hearth. French windows open onto a sunny patio, with sweeping views of the silvery Shannon and the mountains of North Kerry. The sitting room is furnished with two deep comfortable sofas, and the dining area has a pine table and chairs. Also entrance hall, two bedrooms, one twin en-suite, and one single. All rooms are tastefully and harmoniously coordinated.
First floor : two bedrooms, one double with en-suite shower, one single, and family bathroom with bath, bidet etc.
The saltwater creek lies two minutes below the house, and allows safe swimming, boating and fishing from the pier.
Welcome to Querrin Creek
The pier at Querrin
The Sitting Room
The Kitchen
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The Galway / County Clare / County Clare region
County Clare is situated on the west coast of Ireland, with Galway to the north and Kerry south of the Shannon.
West Clare encompassing the area west of county town Ennis is largely undiscovered by tourists. West Clare is famous for the unique Burren area, traditional music, a spectacular coastline and the quality and diversity of its seafood. Lisdoonvarna has achieved fame, or notoriety, with the annual bachelor festival, while the nearby Cliffs of Moher can equally thrill and scare!
Carrigaholt, adjacent to Querrin Creek, has daily boat trips to visit the largest inshore pod of bottlenose dolphins in Europe. Situated in the Special Area of Conservation, boasting a long sandy beach, excellent pubs and restaurants, and watched over by a 15th century castle, Carrigaholt is a firm favourite. Kilkee is a Victorian resort, graced by a semi-circular promenade and strand, awe-inspiring cliff walks, an 18 hole golf course and memories of Richard Harris, a long term resident. For the serious golfer, Doonbeg has a new links course designed by Greg Norman and listed in the top hundred courses in the world.
Kilrush / Querrin Creek area
Nestling on the shore of the West Clare Peninsula, overlooking the broad Shannon Estuary and the rugged Kerry coastline, lies Querrin Creek. Removed from the stress of everyday life, this luxurious retreat offers sweeping horizons, towering Atlantic skies and the myriad flora and fauna of this E.U. designated Special Area of Conservation.
Located within easy reach of Carrigaholt and Kilkee, the discerning guest will find a wealth of taste and experience in these two very different and very picturesque coastal villages. Sandy beaches, cliff walks, seafood restaurants and traditional pubs abound. Music mingles with turf smoke, guinness complements luscious oysters, and lively conversation imbues the visitor with a sense of belonging and well-being.
Dolphin watch from Carrigaholt, marine activities in the Kilrush Adventure Centre, a nostalgic ‘Percy French’ West Clare Railway excursion, Doonbeg Golf Club, the recently discovered Viking graveyard and the famous Cliffs of Moher, are but a few of the experiences on hand to make a memorable holiday in Querrin Creek.
How to get there
Shannon Airport is 50 minutes from the house, N18 to Ennis, N68 to Kilrush. After about 7 miles on N67 - turn left at Keane's Oyster Bar, follow the road towards Querrin and the sea.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Shannon: 60 km
Railway:
Limerick: 60 km
Ferry:
Rosslare: 200 km
Activities near Kilrush
Sports: Watersports Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation
Single beds (2), Double beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6, Sleeps maximum of 6
Other:
Linen and towels provided. Highchair available.
Outdoors:
Balcony / Terrace, Private garden, BBQ
Access:
Parking space
Further details
Payments via PayPal or by cheque in Euro or £s Sterling
A 30% deposit is required to secure a booking. The balance to be paid eight weeks before the date on which the rental commences.Full payment will be required for bookings made within eight weeks of rental date.
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: Euros €
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April to October
19 Apr 08
19 Oct 08
650£ 524
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October to November
19 Oct 08
1 Dec 08
600£ 484
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December to February
1 Dec 08
1 Mar 09
500£ 403
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March to April
1 Mar 09
19 Apr 09
600£ 484
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NB: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.
Short Stay Rates by request.
Guestbook
Debbie and Karen Wheldon said: We have had a wonderful holiday. The cottage is absolutely gorgeous, and the people very friendly. Thank you, we will be back soon.
From the Mellericks: Thanks for a great two weeks. The cottage is lovely and we really enjoyed our stay.
Mark Stenway said: Excellent cottage, great facilities, thank you.
Mr and Mrs Aylett: Had a great stay. Many thanks.
James Wade wrote: We loved it here, great air, good food, and peace!
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