The property
Boasting wonderful sea views, this delightful detached cottage is situated 1.3 miles from the village of Eyeries, County Cork.
With lovely features throughout, this Eyeries cottage offers a perfect retreat for a family or group of friends within this part of the Emerald Isle.
This cottage near Eyeries provides a superb open plan living area with a warming double-sided multi-fuel stove, set into a stone fireplace, so why not rustle up a delicious meal, before relaxing and enjoying this cosy room.
There’s also a separate sitting room at this Cork cottage, which offers an open fire, where you may wish to spend some quiet time reading a good book before venturing out and enjoying the local area.
Set over the ground and first floors are three welcoming bedrooms, all with en-suites, including one with a Jacuzzi bath, and outside there are lawned gardens, where from the rear you can see stunning Atlantic Ocean views.
Close by is the village of Eyeries, which has shops and pubs for you to enjoy, and passing at the front of this Cork cottage is the Beara Way, which is a haven for walkers.
Nearby is Dursey Island, accessible from Ireland’s only cable car, and there are excellent beaches in the area.
Further afield is the famous Ring of Kerry, the Killarney National Park, the town of Kenmare, and the Cork City is within driving distance.
All in all, this Eyeries cottage provides a wonderful home from home.
About the location
EYERIES, COUNTY CORK
Castletownbere 5 miles; Kenmare 26 miles; Bantry 37 miles.
The village of Eyeries in County Cork lies on the Beara Peninsula, overlooking Coulagh Bay and the mouth of the Kenmare River in the southwest of Ireland. This Cork village offers a true insight into Irish village life, with quaint fishermen cottages, and traditional pubs offering a warm Irish welcome. The famous Beara Way passes close to Eyeries, with two points in the village where you can join it, making the area a walker's paradise. Within easy reach is Kenmare, an interesting town full of character and colour, with long winding streets providing the backdrop for farmers' markets, artists' galleries, lovely little boutiques and some of the best restaurants in Ireland! Other nearby attractions include Ireland's only cable car, which departs from Ballaghboy on the tip of Beara Peninsula and leads to the peaceful Dursey Island, or Europe’s largest Ogham Stone at Ballycrovane. This region has plenty on offer, from sea safaris, adventure centres, world-renowned walks and cycle routes to arts and crafts, meaning whatever you're looking for, there's sure to be something to delight all the family.
