Set in an elevated position, this delightful, detached cottage is situated in the scattered hamlet of Malin Head in County Donegal.
This Malin cottage is located on the well-loved Wild Atlantic Way, and offers sublime views stretching out to the sea.
You will experience a welcoming feel from the moment you arrive to spend a special time together with family or friends.
At this charming cottage in Malin the accommodation is mainly set across the ground floor, with a bright and airy open plan living area which offers a kitchen with dining and sitting areas where you can cosy up by the welcoming stove and enjoy a glass or two whilst planning your next day’s activities.
A separate sitting room on the first floor, which boasts a large picture window from where you can sit and enjoy the exceptional views, is the perfect place for quiet reflection or getting lost in a good book.
There are three comfortable ground floor bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, a separate shower room and a bathroom; giving greater flexibility for your stay.
Outside this Malin holiday home, guests can find a lovely, lawned garden with a patio, which is enclosed for additional safety and where you can relax after a busy day.
There are two beautiful beaches within walking distance, as well as Banba’s Crown, Ireland’s most northerly building on the mainland.
There are many wonderful walks along the spectacular and jagged coastline of Donegal, with its windswept, wild scenery to take in on your well-deserved break away.
Golfers will adore the nearby quality Balyliffin course, Ireland's leading links complex boasting two Championship Links Courses – The Old Links and Glashedy Links, before ending the evening enjoying the craic in one of the local pubs with authentic Irish music.
From this cottage in Malin you can take a day trip to Derry or visit the towns of Letterkenny, Carndonagh and Buncrana where there is an abundance of shops, restaurants and lively bars.
This Malin cottage is not to be missed, so why not book today and experience this fabulous part of Ireland?
