The property
This beautiful, detached cottage lies within a quiet estate less than 2 miles from the seaside village of Ballybunion in the gorgeous county of Kerry.
Boasting wonderful views across Ballybunion, the cottage benefits from an upside-down layout so you can enjoy the scenery from your sitting room.
With plenty of space and three comfortable bedrooms, this Ballybunion cottage is perfect for a group of friends or family wanting a relaxing break in the beautiful Kerry countryside.
The spacious layout and the bright and airy atmosphere will have your troubles melting away in no time so you can enjoy a peaceful break away.
As well as the outstanding views, outside your Ballybunion cottage you have a balcony where you can enjoy your morning coffee and large, well-presented lawned gardens with furniture, perfect for soaking up the sun with friends and enjoying refreshing drinks into the evening.
If you feel like taking a walk, Ballybunion isn’t too far where, you can experience the many friendly shops, bars and restaurants serving delicious seafood, or take a stroll along the golden sand on one of the beautiful beaches renowned for being one of Ireland’s best for safe swimming.
The sea and cliffs surrounding Ballybunion attract many species of wildlife, including sea otters, seals, porpoises, falcons and dolphins, so there is plenty to see on your journey.
Further afield, you have the market town of Listowel where you can enjoy a range of attractions such as museums, theatres, heritage sites and parks or play a round of golf at Listowel Town Park.
Also within easy reach is the county town of Tralee, famous for its annual Rose of Tralee International Festival which takes place in August.
A fantastic Ballybunion cottage in a superb location with plenty to see and do; what are you waiting for?
About the location
BALLYBUNION, COUNTY KERRY
Listowel 9 miles; Tralee 20 miles.
The popular seaside village of Ballybunion is situated in north County Kerry at the mouth of the Shannon Estuary. It is famous for its seaweed baths, and provides an ideal destination for an unforgettable Irish holiday. The village has two Blue Flag beaches, separated by the ruins of a castle. The castle appears on the world famous emblem of Ballybunion Golf Club, which boasts two separate and challenging links courses. Local bars and restaurants use the best of local fresh produce and serve Irish and international cuisine, and for a spot of culture, visit the Tinteán Theatre, with performances all year round. The sea and cliffs surrounding Ballybunion attract many species of wildlife, including sea otters, seals, porpoises, falcons and dolphins, while on land, the countryside and coastal paths mean the area remains a walker’s paradise. Ballybunion also offers a playground overlooking the beach and an indoor swimming pool and leisure centre, while within easy reach are the amenities of Listowel and Tralee.
Note: No children under 10 years of age.
