Cottage near the beach surrounded quiet with sheep and cows nearby. Peaceful location not too far from stores and Sligo activities.

You overlook a beautiful waterway and surrounded by green fields, it was heaven ❤️

Everything was as advertised and the stay was most enjoyable.

Het huis van Donald en Cathleen is een heerlijk sfeervol huis in een erg mooie omgeving, met prachtig uitzicht op de baai, en op Knocknarea (een prachtige heuvel). Je kunt genieten van de vogels rond het huis en de baai, en geweldige zonsondergangen (zichtbaar vanuit de kamer, keuken en bijkeuken). In de directe omgeving kun je heerlijk wandelen. Er is in het huis ruim voldoende documentatie voor diverse activiteiten in de omgeving aanwezig. In de gezellige eetkeuken zijn ruim voldoende spullen om te koken en te eten. Het huis ligt in een zeer rustige omgeving, en is een goede uitvalsbasis om vele mooie bezienswaardigheden in het noordelijke deel van Ierland te bezoeken. Donald en Cathleen waren zeer vriendelijk en behulpzaam voor ons. Het contact met hen is zeer prettig en makkelijk.

Das Haus ist über die GPS Daten super zu finden. Die Begrüßung ist herzlich. Die Lage und die Umgebung wundervoll. Der Ausblick auf den Ford und den Knocknarea ebenso. Das Haus lässt keine Wünsche offen, selbst das Wlan funktionierte. Bei einem regionalen Stromausfall half Donald schnell. Unbedingt empfehlenswert.

We really enjoyed our stay here. Views were amazing!! Location was great as a base for exploring county Mayo and Sligo. A little far for exploring Donegal. Everything was great, the only downfall was the limited internet, but otherwise it was awesome!

The photos cannot capture the breadth and wonder of the view all around this pleasant thatched cottage. First, there is the narrow lane with well-trimmed hedgerows on either side leading to the property. Then, you turn into the house lane and the view opens up. Sheep and cattle grazing on all sides make this such a lovely pastoral setting. Then you drive to the side of the house and the view is simply gorgeous at any time of the day and in any weather. We were so happy to stay here! The nights were cool enough for a peat fire in the living room, which was utterly delightful. Imagine watching the late sun set (around 10:15pm for us) over the sea strand with a lovely peat fire! The kitchen is well appointed and comfortable to use and to sit in, as well. One night we also had a peat fire in the small "wood" stove. We enjoyed the quirkiness of the kitchen sink being located in the Scullery. It inspired us to do the dishes by hand rather than use the dishwasher. The bed is comfortable, though small for those used to a king-sized bed. There is plenty of room in the closet/wardrobe to put away your things and keep your luggage out of sight, so you can really settle in. We used the second bedroom as my husband's dressing room. The two twin beds seem rather tight, but for children it would be fine. This is not a place for two couples to rent together! The bathroom was very fresh and clean. The shower was comfortable and simple to operate, though the crack along the bottom edge leaked, and we had to put a washcloth there to catch it. We liked the windowsill for putting out our toiletries. The little table by the sink was a plus. Outside there is a table with 4 chairs for viewing the mountains, the sea strand and watching the House Martins dive all around over the pastures and then up to their mud-built nests under the eaves. Very entertaining, along with the cows coming right up to the fence. We loved opening and closing the gate every time we drove in and out (to keep out the sheep), though that might become bothersome to anyone less appreciative of the farming environment surrounding them. For us, it was part of the stay, which was so lovely I can't say enough about it!!!

The photos cannot capture the breadth and wonder of the view all around this pleasant thatched cottage. First, there is the narrow lane with well-trimmed hedgerows on either side leading to the property. Then, you turn into the house lane and the view opens up. Sheep and cattle grazing on all sides make this such a lovely pastoral setting. Then you drive to the side of the house and the view is simply gorgeous at any time of the day and in any weather. We were so happy to stay here! The nights were cool enough for a peat fire in the living room, which was utterly delightful. Imagine watching the late sun set (around 10:15pm for us) over the sea strand with a lovely peat fire! The kitchen is well appointed and comfortable to use and to sit in, as well. One night we also had a peat fire in the small "wood" stove. We enjoyed the quirkiness of the kitchen sink being located in the Scullery. It inspired us to do the dishes by hand rather than use the dishwasher. The bed is comfortable, though small for those used to a king-sized bed. There is plenty of room in the closet/wardrobe to put away your things and keep your luggage out of sight, so you can really settle in. We used the second bedroom as my husband's dressing room. The two twin beds seem rather tight, but for children it would be fine. This is not a place for two couples to rent together! The bathroom was very fresh and clean. The shower was comfortable and simple to operate, though the crack along the bottom edge leaked, and we had to put a washcloth there to catch it. We liked the windowsill for putting out our toiletries. The little table by the sink was a plus. Outside there is a table with 4 chairs for viewing the mountains, the sea strand and watching the House Martins dive all around over the pastures and then up to their mud-built nests under the eaves. Very entertaining, along with the cows coming right up to the fence. We loved opening and closing the gate every time we drove in and out (to keep out the sheep), though that might become bothersome to anyone less appreciative of the farming environment surrounding them. For us, it was part of the stay, which was so lovely I can't say enough about it!!!