The property
This delightful first floor apartment is situated in the coastal town of Adara in County Donegal.
With the convenience of Adara on the doorstep, this lovely apartment is ideal for couples or friends looking to explore this superb part of Ireland.
The apartment has two comfortable bedrooms, both are twin rooms and one even has its own en-suite.
The sociable open plan living area has a well-equipped kitchen where the chef amongst you can rustle up a delicious meal to be shared around the dining table, whilst you chat about the day’s events.
Afterwards relax in the sitting area with a good book.
On summer days step outside onto the patio and enjoy breakfast alfresco, as the sounds of the river drift by.
If you fancy a night off from the cooking, amble up to the centre of town and take your pick from one of the many establishments serving food, and then relax with the locals to good Irish music and perhaps a glass of the black stuff.
County Donegal has some stunning scenery so why not hop in the car and take a drive along the famous Wild Atlantic Way and visit the Slieve League with its dramatic cliffs.
Glenveagh National Park is well worth a visit or for shopaholics the town of Letterkenny with its many shops beckons.
There really is something for everyone to discover in this North West part of the Emerald Isle, and this welcoming apartment is the perfect place to return to after a busy day out.
About the location
ARDARA, COUNTY DONEGAL
Donegal Town 17 miles; Derry Airport 54 miles.
Ardara, voted by The Irish Times as one of the 'best villages to live in' in 2012, is one of the most attractive towns in Donegal, set in a wide valley where the Owentocher River enters Loughros More Bay. Visitors can enjoy the many craft and gift shops, together with the traditional Irish pubs. There are many brown trout lakes in the area for budding fisherman, or why not discover the nearby caves and falls of Maghera? Enjoy walking the magnificent Glengesh Pass, with spectacular views over the Atlantic from Loughros Point. Every March, the village hosts a successful walking festival with walkers coming from all over the world, while May boasts the annual “Cup of Tae” traditional music festival. Donegal town, 17 miles away, is situated at the mouth of Donegal Bay, on the River Eske, and is overshadowed by the Bluestack Mountains, which provide a great base for hill walking. With Donegal Castle, and the remains of a Franciscan Abbey which dates back to the 15th century, there is plenty of Irish history to absorb. There is a horse riding centre just one mile away, great golfing opportunities nearby, with a magnificent links course open for players of all abilities just seven miles away, and five miles away is Killybegs Sea Angling, where a competition is held on the first Saturday in May and September each year, along with the Killybegs International Sea Angling Festival, which is a two day event on the second weekend in July. Also 20 miles away is the wonderful Slieve League mountain, which has a height of 601 metres (1972 feet) and is situated on the Atlantic coast of County Donegal. With its sandy beaches offering good surfing conditions, restaurants, shops and pubs, this is the perfect base for an Irish break.
Note: Adults only, no children.
