The property
This attractive holiday cottage is attached to the owner’s home and is in the fishing village of Liscannor in County Clare.
You enter this lovely cottage through the front sitting room which has comfortable seating, and where you can sit and admire the spectacular views of the sea.
To the left of the front door there is a cloakroom with basin and WC, as well as housing the washer/tumble dryer.
Further into the cottage is an open plan seating area with a well-equipped kitchen with breakfast bar and dining table and chairs and a seating area with TV.
Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom with en-suite shower, again, where you can enjoy the beautiful views out to the sea.
Upstairs there is a superb twin bedroom which can be zip/linked and changed to a double on request.
With a feature porthole window and two chairs, this bedroom is a very relaxing area from which to admire the view.
A family bathroom is also on this floor which completes the accommodation at this delightful cottage.
Outside, there is a lawn and front patio with furniture where you can relax with a good book whilst enjoying the views and the stillness of the location.
A walk to be enjoyed is to the coastal village of Liscannor with plenty of shops, pubs and restaurants for you to enjoy.
There is plenty to keep you busy in and around Liscannor with the Cliffs of Mother two and a half miles from the village.
There is also the chance to get in a bit of angling which is a very popular activity both at the pier and at the beach.
You can also take a boat trip from Liscannor Harbour to various locations around the island.
Also close by is Lahinch where you will find miles of stunning Blue Flag beaches and, for those who want to practice their swing, there is also a world-renowned championship links golf course.
Further afield you can take a ferry trip to Aran Islands and the spa town of Lisdoonvama.
A fabulous location from which to discover the beauty of this area.
About the location
LISCANNOR, COUNTY CLARE
Lahinch 3 miles; Doolin 9 miles; Lisdoonvarna 11.5 miles; Burren National Park 22.5 miles.
Liscannor is a small fishing village steeped in naval and marine history, set along the rugged west Clare coast. Liscannor is overlooked by the ruins of its former castle which sits above the village, while many old stone houses are still occupied. There is a choice of bars and places to eat, including Vaughan's, an award-winning restaurant, Egan's, a must for wine buffs, and McHugh's. Two miles north west of the village is O'Brien's Monument, a tall pillar built in 1853, while the famous St Brigid's Well, reputed to have curative powers, is also close by. One of the great natural wonders of Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher, are just 5 minutes' drive away to the north; these majestic cliffs boast some of the most amazing views in Ireland, and on a clear day you can see the Aran Islands in Galway Bay and the hills of Connemara. Boat trips to view the cliffs from the sea depart from Liscannor Harbour. For great days out, Lahinch is 5 minutes' drive away, and offers miles of Blue Flag beaches, surfing, a swimming pool and aquarium as well as a world renowned championship links golf course. Visit the spa town of Lisdoonvarna, experience traditional Irish music in Doolin, catch the ferry out to the Aran Islands or discover the beauty of the caves at Doolin or Ballyvaughan.
