Mountain View Cottage - Campile, County Wexford

The Property

This charming detached cottage is set 2.5 miles from Campile in County Wexford and is bound to please everyone in your party. You will feel at home in this Campile cottage with a comfortable sitting room with cosy open fire, ideal to sit in front of on a chilly day. Sleeping seven people, this Campile cottage offers a ground floor twin, a first floor twin and a first floor family room with double and single as well as two shower rooms. A morning coffee can be enjoyed in the well-equipped kitchen before setting out exploring this wonderful area. Close by in Campile is the Dunbrody Abbey ruins and visitor centre, plus the JFK Arboretum and JFK ancestral home provides an interesting attraction to visit. Spend a fun day at the beach in Duncannon or experience a scuba dive at Hook Head. Further a field are the city of Waterford and the town of New Ross, which boast many attractions, shops, pubs and restaurants. There is plenty to see and do for the whole family! After a busy day exploring the area, you will look forward to returning to your Campile cottage for a relaxing evening.

Facilities

Inside:

Ground floor

• Fitted kitchen with breakfast bar & dining area (seats 6)
• Sitting room (seats 6) with open fire
• One twin bedroom
• Shower room with shower, basin & WC

First floor

• One twin bedroom
• One family room with double & single
• Shower room with shower, basin & WC

General

• Oil central heating, open fire in sitting room
• Electric oven & hob
• Microwave
• Fridge/freezer
• Dishwasher
• Washing machine
• TV with DVD
• Oil and electricity inc. in rent Apr - Sept (Oct - Mar, €25 supplement payable direct to owner)
• Fuel for open fire available to purchase locally
• Bed linen & towels included
• Cot, highchair & stairgate
• No pets
• No smoking

Outside:

• Off road parking for two cars
• Shared garden with furniture
• Shop 2.5 miles
• Pub 1 mile

Notes:

• Note: One room downstairs will remain locked, as it is used by the owner for storage of personal effects. It will not be accessed while the cottage is occupied.