The Merchant's Store

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

sineadw317
June 2018

“A charming stay!”

We have just returned from a wonderful week at The Merchant's Store, and we could have easily stayed for longer! The building has been lovingly restored by the owner, Paul, in a way that is completely sympathetic to its history. The whole place has a real charm, with interesting things to look at at every turn. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and it has been the perfect place from which to explore the beautiful County Clare. If you are looking for a place to stay that is within easy ...

We have just returned from a wonderful week at The Merchant's Store, and we could have easily stayed for longer! The building has been lovingly restored by the owner, Paul, in a way that is completely sympathetic to its history. The whole place has a real charm, with interesting things to look at at every turn. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and it has been the perfect place from which to explore the beautiful County Clare. If you are looking for a place to stay that is within easy reach of the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way, look no further than The Merchant's Store.

- sineadw317, June 2018
redheadedtraveler515 March 2018

“Book now!”

The Merchant's Store was everything we could've asked for! Fully furnished with all kitchen appliances we needed. Paul went above and beyond for us when we entered in a snowstorm, giving us extra heaters and a heated blanket. It is a prime location, in the center of Kilrush and walking distance to everything. Hot shower, strong wifi, comfortable bed, very quiet. We booked direct through the owner, Paul who was very communicative throughout the whole process. When we're back in Kilrush, we will definitely be staying here again! HIGHLY recommend!

- redheadedtraveler515, March 2018
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The Merchant’s House Heritage Holiday Homes

These unique holiday homes overlook the Market Square in the lively harbour town of Kilrush, County Clare. Lovingly restored and beautifully furnished, these Kilrush homes offer wonderful period charm, boasting a number of original features dating from the property's beginnings in 1811 and subsequent history through the intervening 200 years. In 1963 the Fleadh Cheoil was held in Kilrush and The Dubliners played in what is now the kitchen of The Merchant’s Store. The timberwork and coving are faithfully presented in a style akin to that enjoyed by the milling merchant who first called the property home in the early 19th century. Antique furniture brings a certain level of luxury and visitors can take a step back in time and relax in the original cast iron clawed leg bath found in The Merchant’s House. For those that appreciate easy access to the amenities of a town, this Kilrush cottage townhouse is centrally located, perfect for the many shops, pubs and restaurants while the town is also home to a small beach, pier and marina. Kilrush is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, a scenic driving route, which incorporates pretty coastal villages, walks and surfing beaches making it ideal for people of all ages whatever your taste of things to do. Upon leaving Kilrush, the Clare coast lays claim to some of the most beautiful beaches in Ireland while the spectacular Cliffs of Moher are less than an hour's drive. Whether you decide to explore the sights of this beautiful part of Ireland or to indulge in some traditional music and a pint of 'the black stuff' in one of the many welcoming pubs in the town, you can be rest assured that your charming Kilrush cottage townhouse will be waiting to welcome you home at the end of another fantastic day.

The property

This all ground floor apartment has been refurbished from its previous life as a shop and many of the original features have been retained.

The shop window is now a small sitting area and from here the apartment opens up into an open plan living area.

The galley kitchen has everything you will need and the solid fuel stove in the sitting room makes this a cosy space to relax in the evening.

A bathroom with a freestanding bath and two double bedrooms complete the accommodation.

Note: This property is below Ref: 4669, together they sleep 9.

Summary

All ground floor
Two double bedrooms
Bathroom with freestanding bath, shower over, basin and WC
Basin and WC
Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting areas with solid fuel stove.
Central heating powered by solid fuel stove
Electric oven and hob, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV with Saorview, WiFi, DVD, selection of books and games
Fuel and power inc. in rent April-Sept, €25 supplement payable directly to owner Oct-March
Starter pack for stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Roadside parking on first come, first served basis
Additional parking in FOC public car park close by
Courtyard garden
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 1 min walk
Note: Although all ground floor, there is one step up to the sitting area.

About the location

KILRUSH, COUNTY CLARE

Kilkee 9 miles; Ennis 29 miles; Shannon Airport 40 miles.

The coastal town of Kilrush is located near the mouth of the River Shannon in the south-west of County Clare. An historic town, one of the listed Heritage Towns of Ireland, Kilrush was once an important Shannon port and is today home to a modern Marina and Heritage Centre. Take a boat trip from the marina and explore the lovely waters of the Shannon Estuary, with its many picturesque riverside towns and villages and resident population of bottle-nosed dolphins! Enjoy a drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, the longest defined coastal touring route in the world, which goes through Kilrush. Alternatively, take a ferry to nearby Scattery Island, a 6th century monastic island featuring the ruins of several churches and a unique 10th century round tower. Kilrush offers supermarkets, traditional pubs, restaurants and an excellent 18 hole golf course, and golfers will also enjoy the Greg Norman designed golf links at the Trump international Golf Course, Doonbeg, which is within easy reach. Just 9 miles away is the seaside resort of Kilkee, which boasts a horse-shoe bay, 18-hole golf course, restaurants, pubs, cafes and good walking routes, and is the starting point for the Loop Head Drive along the rugged Atlantic coastline, offering wonderful coastal scenery. All the sights along the West Coast of Clare - Lahinch, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren region - as well as the town on Ennis, Bunratty Castle and Folk Park and the numerous other attractions are all in easy driving distance. If you feel the need to travel further afield, Shannon Ferry is just minutes away enabling you to explore the neighbouring counties of Limerick and Kerry.

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Kilrush, Country Clare (Ref. 946885)

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