Cragmoher Cottages
Corofin 1.5 miles.
In the stunning Burren Region of County Clare, in the West of Ireland, sits Cragmoher House and Courtyard with its three self-catering holiday cottages. Located in a beautiful country setting on the southern edge of the Burren National Park, these three delightfully furnished Corofin cottages provide high quality accommodation for groups of up to 18 people. With one semi-detached cottage and two apartments (which are linked by an adjoining door), these Corofin cottages are perfect for discovering the local attractions. The Burren (from an Irish word "Boíreann" meaning a rocky place) is world renowned for its unique ecological environment, as it is an exposed Limestone Pavement, which is rich in herb and plant life and has some of the best wildflower meadows in all of Ireland. Set just 1.5 miles from the village of Corofin, with its local amenities, these Corofin cottages are also a perfect base for discovering the County Clare coastline. The seaside village of Lahinch is just 13 miles away from these Corofin cottages and has fine sandy beaches, an 18-hole championship golf course and numerous activities such as sea fishing, diving, surfing and sailing. From these Corofin cottages, you can also visit the Aran Islands or take a day trip to Spanish Point, named after the Spanish who died there in 1588, when many ships of the Spanish Armada were wrecked during the stormy weather. These are three superb Corofin cottages, which can be booked individually or as a group and provide welcoming accommodation, no matter what your reason is for visiting County Clare.
The property
In the stunning Burren Region of County Clare, close to the popular village of Corofin, sits Cragmoher House & Courtyard.
This delightful semi-detached Corofin cottage, completely refurbished in Summer 2010, is one of three properties on this development and provides one double bedroom and a sofa bed with accommodation for four people.
Within this delightful Corofin cottage is a fitted kitchen and a sitting room leading to a sunny patio, where you can relax and watch the sun go down over Turlough Lake.
Situated on the southern edge of the Burren National Park, this Corofin cottage is ideal for exploring this world-renowned Limestone Pavement, which is rich in herb and plant life and has some of the best wildflower meadows in all of Ireland.
Just a short drive away from this Corofin cottage is the stunning County Clare coastline, with its fabulous beaches and numerous activities such as sea fishing, diving, surfing and sailing.
The seaside village of Lahinch is just 13 miles away from this Corofin cottage, whilst further down the coast is Spanish Point, so named after the Spanish who died there in 1588, when many ships of the Spanish Armada were wrecked during the stormy weather.
Whatever the time of year and whatever the weather, there is always something to see and do when you stay at this fabulous Corofin cottage.
Note: This property adjoins refs. 4609 and 4610, together they sleep 18.
About the location
COROFIN, COUNTY CLARE
Ennis 9 miles; Lahinch 13 miles; Doolin 17 miles; Shannon Airport 23 miles.
Described as the southern gateway to the Burren (one of Europe's most distinctive limestone landscapes), the pretty village of Corofin peacefully rests on the River Fergus and offers a good range of shops, pubs and eateries, whilst providing home to the Clare Heritage Centre in St. Catherine's Church. Famous for its music, with festivals occurring throughout the year, this charming village also provides easy access to the visitor centre at Dysert O' Dea castle, where the 15th century round tower and renovated castle accommodate a delightful museum and tea room. The surrounding area is great for hill walking and cycling, whilst the golf course at the seaside resort of Lahinch is worth a visit. With fishing on the River Fergus and in the twelve lakes scattered throughout the area, The Cliffs of Moher, trips to the Aran Islands, Craggaunowen and Bunratty Castle all easily accessible, this lovely location has plenty to offer!
