Doolin holiday house accommodation with beach/lake nearby, internet access, walking and fireplace

The house has very good wheelchair access and bathroom equipment for disabled use. Please inform owner when booking if you'd like the disabled equipment to be left out.

Good quality bicycles can be rented from Doolin Village

Further details indoors

This is a contemporary home with an eye for traditional Irish style. With it's traditional cottage windows and white-washed finish it sits beautifully into the surrounding landscape .

The kitchen is large and traditional, but with a contemporary feel. It features solid wood cabinetry, granite countertops, a huge range-style cooker with gas hob, and a beautiful stone floor which runs through the hallways. Perfect for entertaining or just relaxing with some good Irish cook-books (provided). The kitchen also has west facing French Windows which open out onto the enclosed garden, limestone patio and picnic bench, with beautiful views of open countryside, the Cliffs of Moher and the Aran Islands.

There is a living room adjoining the kitchen and another separate family room. Both of the living rooms contain an Irish Waterford/Stanley solid-fuel burner and floors of solid local wood (Larch). They both provide panoramic views of tranquil burren countryside and the Atlantic sea.

Further details outdoors

For much of the year two beautiful ponies are resident in the meadow just in font of the house, and the mixture of tree and gorse coverage to the west and north provide a wonderful sheltered habitat for an amazing variety of birds (including a couple of pheasant). Hares can usually be spotted in Spring and even the occasional Pine Marten.

There is a small enclosed garden and play area to the back and west side of the house. This area contains two picnic benches around the grounds, plus a lovely table and chairs for alfresco dining on the glass sheltered patio. This smaller garden is also bordered with traditional limestone walls and shrubbery for extra protection, and has stunning views of the Cliffs of Moher to the South West and the the Aran Islands and Galway Bay to the North West.