Let time stand still in beautiful Connemara with its wild landscape as you relax and self charge taking in the tranquil views of Tully mountain and lake, with the Twelve Bens in the distance. Take a stroll to the village of Tully, Renvyle beach or Tully pier. Soak in the warm friendly atmosphere or have a pint by an open fire in the local pub. Cosy up in pure luxury, in this ancient wild place. Sit out on the patio, soak in the views and truly experience the beauty and tranquility of Connemara.

This warm, cosy, modern one bed apartment is hidden away up a quiet meandering country road with spectacular views of Tully lake and Mountain. Great wi-fi for anyone who needs to stay connected. Ideally situated less than a kilometre from Tully village and within walking distance to Renvyle beach. Kylemore Abbey, Connemara National Park, Clifden Town, Omey Island to name a few are all just a short car journey away.

Guest access
The apartment is attached to the main house with private entrance and patio. 24 hr underfloor heat and hot water included and free fiber broadband.

It offers an open plan living/dining/living area with a large luxurious bathroom with walk in rain shower and under floor heating. The kitchen is fully equipped and the king size bed has a fully foam mattress for the ultimate nights rest. There is also a TV with Netflix.

Patio with outdoor seating.
The following breeds of dogs are permitted - Maltese, Lhasa Apso, Bolognese, Terriers, Schnauzer, Shih Tzu, Bichon Frise, Labradoodle and any other Non-Shed breeds. We only accept non shed dogs at this time. ONE DOG ONLY. Please note there are dogs in the adjoining properties so we would appreciate it if you can keep your dogs on your patio area with the gate closed.

Apartment situated less than a 1km from the village of Tully in Renvyle, Connemara, approximately 50 miles from Galway city.
Other things to note
Located on the Wild Atlantic Way and the Connemara Loop.
1 ½ km from Renvyle House Hotel
1 ½ km from Tullycross village
Walking distance to shop, beach and pier