Gurranebawn

Rating
Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside

Mrs Vos
August 2019

“We set off with an early start from the Mountains of Mourne only to arrive in Gurranebane seven hours later, weary from the journey with three children in tow.”

Cahersiveen was a welcome sight and immediately the prominent church and barracks caught our attention, as did the bustle of a traditional Irish town with delightful window displays to welcome any keen tourist! We turned up the hill and arrived, with a warm, spacious and spotlessly clean 'home away from home' to welcome us on our first family stay in the Kingdom of Kerry. The laneway was adorned with wild fuchsia and montbretia, hydrangeas and flax flowered tall throughout the garden and beyond ...

Cahersiveen was a welcome sight and immediately the prominent church and barracks caught our attention, as did the bustle of a traditional Irish town with delightful window displays to welcome any keen tourist! We turned up the hill and arrived, with a warm, spacious and spotlessly clean 'home away from home' to welcome us on our first family stay in the Kingdom of Kerry. The laneway was adorned with wild fuchsia and montbretia, hydrangeas and flax flowered tall throughout the garden and beyond their horizon lay the stunning views towards castles, ring forts, sea and mountain that would capture our imagination and be the subject of many conversations throughout our stay. Over the course of seven days we explored Valentia Island, Dingle Bay, Sneem, Killarney National Park, Waterville, Derrynane, Rossbeigh, Caherdaniel and so much more. Our minds were occupied with stories of famous Kerrymen such as Hugh O'Flaherty, Daniel O'Connell, Thomas Sneam, and Olympic medalists. Our evenings were spent relaxing in the absolutely idyllic calm of Gurranebane were the children played on the lawn, explored the gardens and soaked up the stunning views. We felt welcome here. A woven basket of turf and a hearty stove were the perfect accompaniment to a few glasses of Oyster Bay and the constantly changing skyline provided all the relaxation we could have asked for, and more. The house itself exceeded our expectations: this felt like a happy home, which has been filled with life and laughter. The neutral colour scheme was punctuated with colourful, tasteful art, carefully selected books, a stocked pantry and well placed furniture. The beds were extremely comfortable and the cupboards filled with golf clubs, body boards, a thoughtful beach bag of buckets, spades and 'fun stuff'. Our son spent hours digging a hole on a beach and it was the best day of his holiday (clearly our historical trip to Derrynane didn't quite hit the mark!). Dining was spacious and seamless with a table in both kitchen and main dining room. It was immaculate but welcoming, inviting and well-equipped. This property will not disappoint on any level and offers everything you could possibly need for your stay in Kerry. We love to shop and dine locally when on holiday and we were met with a warm welcome everywhere in Cahersiveen. This is a wonderful coastal town that captured our hearts, and Gurranebane will most definitely capture yours! Our only regret is that we could not stay longer!
Mr Connolly July 2019

“What a remarkable cottage, Everything was there for us, even down to a set of binaculors which made the views from the cottage even better.”

It was great base to see most things that Kerry has to offer.
Mr Kavanagh June 2019

“Spectacular views”
Mrs Ardis April 2019

“We had a fantastic week in this lovely holiday home.”

It was well equipped, comfortable & spotlessly clean. It had a large safe enclosed garden in which my boys could play & the most spectacular views. We were lucky with the weather & were out a lot exploring what this stunning area of Kerry had to offer.
Suizquilaw July 2018

“Magnifico”

Casa estupenda para pasar unas vacaciones, con unas visas maravillosas y relajantes. Equipada con todo lo necesario y las camas cómodas. Además está a un paseo del pueblo a pié. En definitiva, que solo puedo recomendarla.
Eileeniz August 2017

“una magnifica casa”

Amplia casa en una situación inmejorable con vistas espectaculares , limpia, cómoda y con todo lo que uno puede necesitar. Las fotos no le hacen justicia . Es mucho mejor que en las fotos
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The property

This fantastic bungalow with stunning views is located on the outskirts of the town of Cahersiveen in County Kerry.

Situated on the world-famous Ring of Kerry and Wild Atlantic Way, this excellent property is perfect for families or groups of friends looking to explore this scenic area.

Set all on the ground floor there are four well-appointed bedrooms, one with its own en-suite and there is a family bathroom.

The kitchen is well-equipped with everything you need to cook up a delicious meal that can be enjoyed informally in the dining area.

For more formal meals there is an additional dining area in the sitting room which also has a warming solid fuel stove, ideal for curling up in front of with a good book.

On sunny days open up the patio doors in the sitting room to let the cooling breeze drift in, or step into the garden with a refreshing drink at the end of a busy day, relax and watch the children run off the last of their excess energy.

If you fancy a break from the cooking Cahersiveen is just down the road with a selection of restaurants or perhaps enjoy a pint of the black stuff with the locals in one of the pubs.

A short walk will take you to the marina or take a trip on the ferry across to Valentia Island.

An easy drive will take you to Portmagee where boat trips can be enjoyed to Skellig Michael and the Skellig Islands.

The Inveragh Peninsula is well worth a visit with its plentiful lakes, beaches along the coastline and woodlands.

For walking enthusiasts Killarney National Park is not to be missed and there are plenty of opportunities for keen photographers to make the most of their skills.

The Ring of Kerry offers a trip with spectacular scenery.

This delightful property is a perfect base for discovering this wonderful county of the Emerald Isle, whatever you choose to do.

Summary

All ground floor
Four bedrooms: 2 x double (one with en-suite shower, basin and WC), 2 x twin
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Kitchen with dining area (seats 6)
Sitting room (seats 5) with dining area and solid fuel stove.
Oil central heating with solid fuel stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, CD/radio, selection of books
Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Ample off road parking
Enclosed lawned garden with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 10 mins walk
Note: No Stag/Hen Or Similar.

About the location

CAHERSIVEEN, COUNTY KERRY

Killarney 38 miles.

The lively coastal town of Cahersiveen, birthplace of Daniel O'Connell, is ideally situated aside the River Fertha, at the foot of the Beentee Mountain, in beautiful County Kerry. Renowned in the 1800s for the salting of Atlantic fish, today the town retains strong links with the ocean, boasting an excellent harbour and a superb marina offering sailing, trout and salmon fishing and deep-sea angling opportunities. Cahersiveen provides an eclectic mix of traditional pubs and modern venues, together with a host of cafés (with free WIFI) restaurants and interesting craft and antique shops, whilst monthly street fairs present visitors with an ideal opportunity to peruse the colourful stalls of curiosities and local produce. Cahersiveen is the principle town of the Kerry International Dark Sky Reserve making it a wonderful base for astronomers. Explore the nearby hidden coves, walk the Kerry Way, visit two stone forts, discover the fascinating archaeological remains at nearby Waterville, or take a short drive or ferry crossing to the lovely Valentia Island. Skellig Michael is also well worth a visit, it is one of two impressive sea crags set in the Atlantic Ocean and was also used as the setting for scenes in the Star Wars film, The Force Awakens. With plenty to see and do, you'll want to return to this fabulous location time and time again.

Note: No Stag/Hen Or Similar.

Cahersiveen, County Kerry (Ref. 936640)

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Features

“We set off with an early start from the Mountains of Mourne only to arrive in Gurranebane seven hours later, weary from the journey with three children in tow.”

“What a remarkable cottage, Everything was there for us, even down to a set of binaculors which made the views from the cottage even better.”

“Spectacular views”

“We had a fantastic week in this lovely holiday home.”

“Magnifico”

“una magnifica casa”

The property

Summary

About the location

CAHERSIVEEN, COUNTY KERRY