The property
Take a short step from the main route at Laghey village in south Donegal, and you'll discover the idyllic Fuschia Cottage.
Located in a quiet country lane, this quaint traditional cottage oozes charm, with its open fire and low ceiling beams, and is the perfect haven to unwind.
This compact cottage offers a delightful sitting room, where you can curl up during a winter’s evening in front of the woodburning fire.
On the ground floor you will also find a cosy dining room and a well-equipped kitchen, housing all the necessities you will need during your stay.
Completing the ground floor is a well-appointed bathroom, boasting a shower over bath, basin and WC.
Upstairs, you will find two quaint bedrooms, comprising of a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, each delightful spaces to unwind of an evening.
Outside the cottage, the terrain is truly of south Donegal, sea breezes, beautiful beaches on your doorsteps, and dramatic landscapes.
The cottage lies a short journey from the bustling tourist town of Donegal, with its wonderful craft shops, pubs and restaurants.
The beach at Murvagh is stunning, with its excellent golf course nearby.
Take a day trip along the coast to southwest Donegal, travelling through the fishing port of Killybegs, and on through the picturesque villages of Carrick and Kilcar, to the dramatic sea cliffs at Slieve League.
Head south from Fuschia Cottage, and enjoy the many golden beaches on route to Sligo town, home to the famous poet W.B.
Yeats, and brimming with amenities and activities.
Return to Fuschia Cottage in the evenings feeling refreshed and relaxed and plan the following days endeavours.
Let your south Donegal adventure begin!
About the location
DONEGAL TOWN, COUNTY DONEGAL
Ballyshannon 14 miles; Bundoran 18 miles; Glenveagh National Park 40 miles.
The bustling market town of Donegal Town is situated in the south of the county at the point where the River Eske flows into Donegal Bay. Rich in history, the town was founded as a result of the 17th century Ulster Plantation planned around the Donegal Diamond, and is home to Donegal Castle and Murvagh Beach. The area is fantastic for fishing, with numerous suitable rivers and lakes available. For golfers, Donegal Golf Club and Murvagh Links Course provide a great game against a stunning backdrop. The dramatic sandy beach at Rossnowlagh is backed by wonderful cliff views of Slieve League, and is framed by the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, making a wonderful day out. For a great taste of the lovely Irish scenery, enjoy a drive along the Glengesh Pass, while Slieve League, Glenveagh National Park and Castle and Malin Head are all worth a visit, or enjoy Donegal Festival in July or the Taste of Donegal Food Festival in Late August.
Note: This is a traditional olde world cottage, with low ceilings and some very low doorways and steps throughout the property, so care must be taken.
Note: No Stage/Hen or similar.
