Willowbrook Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Dishwasher

Reviews

12 Customer Review(s)

Mr Englishby
August 2020

“Fantastic location and the owners were very helpfull.”

Perfect for a family of 4 or two couples.Ideally located for walks fishing ect.There are 3 or 4 towns close by with plenty of pubs and restaurants.Very clean and Cosy.

Perfect for a family of 4 or two couples.Ideally located for walks fishing ect.There are 3 or 4 towns close by with plenty of pubs and restaurants.Very clean and Cosy.

- Mr Englishby, August 2020
Mr Paul August 2020

“Great location close to beaches and loughs.”

Lots to do in the area and an extremely quiet place to unwind. We went with 2 young children and the cottage had what we needed, was clean and there was plenty to do in the surrounding areas.

- Mr Paul, August 2020
Mr Boland August 2020

“Our host was particularly welcoming and helpful, both during our stay and afterwards (returning some children's book which had been left behind).”

- Mr Boland, August 2020
Ms Vaughan July 2020

“Cottage fantastic, really clean and was what it said on the tin.”

Host Henry very nice and accomodating. Only improvement would be to try and facilitate internet coverage but that been said it has its advantages not to have it !!! Would def return someday.

- Ms Vaughan, July 2020
SHORTBREAKER46 February 2020

“Beautiful and peaceful”

Beautiful cottage in a peaceful setting,loved every minute of our time there We would highly recommend staying here

- SHORTBREAKER46, February 2020
anne m September 2018

“Peaceful secluded location”

If you’re looking for a quiet secluded location this is the cottage for you. Situated in its own gated grounds at the end of a half mile long lane, it is very private. The owner is helpful and friendly and provided a very much appreciated Welcome Basket. My husband and I spent a very relaxing week at the cottage but also used it as a base to explore the surrounding countryside, villages and towns.

- anne m, September 2018
janetward2014 October 2017

“A Little Bit Of Heaven”

If you want peace and quiet this is the place to stay.We had a wonderful months stay in this cottage....our 4th stay!Despite the poor weather we did all we wanted it is such a beautiful area.Then come home to a cosy cottage and light a fire.What more do you want.We will be back next year all being good.

- janetward2014, October 2017
Maggie R June 2015

“cosy cottage”

we spent 3 nights in this lovely cottage. Could not fault it. It was warm, clean and very comfortable. The owners went out of their way to make our visit very enjoyable. We hope to be back.

- Maggie R, June 2015
Amy D March 2015

“Wonderful stay in a beautiful cottage and peaceful location.”

Using a sat nav and the directions provided there was no problem with finding the cottage. Could not praise this cottage and the owner highly enough. Very pretty from the outside and so comfortable and cosy on the inside. The interior of the property has been so well thought out and adds to the calmness to the location. Tranquil throughout the day with the birds chirping and fantastic views of the stars at night. Scenary around the area is beautiful also, with Lough Melvin a short walk away. Close to other sites of interest for a day out. The kitchen is well equipped with more than you could ever need. I can't wait to go back and have already recommended it to family and friends.

- Amy D, March 2015
Hungry-in-Drogheda November 2014

“Idyllic cottage, perfect if you need peace and quiet and convenient for Bundoran surfing”

You would search far and wide to find such a beautiful quiet cottage or a host as welcoming and throughtful. I stayed here for a week, mostly by myself, writing, but had two friends to stay a couple of nights. The atmosphere is totally peaceful with not a soul passing the door, though there are neighbours further up the lane if you needed help so you wouldn't feel isolated at all. Apart from that there's a robin on the fence outside the front door as soon as you open it and it will hop right up to you if you sit outside for a few minutes. The place is like a tardis with lots of room, much more than you would think from the photographs. I loved the little fire in the kitchen - we hardly used any other heat - the cottage is as warm as toast. The bed was very comfortable and there was an excellent shower. The place is impeccably clean and there are plenty of towels. Lots of cooking utensils and stock cupboard items in the kitchen, as well as a welcome pack and enough to keep the fire going for a few nights, so there's no need to shop before you get here. I found Willowbrook very convenient for surfing in Bundoran and the waves were unbelieveable. Fantastic views walking around by the lake up towards Garrison too. Lovely Leitrim, I'll be back again for sure!

- Hungry-in-Drogheda, November 2014
32bigjim April 2014

“Away from the madness of everyday life”

It was a bit of a spur of the moment decision on my behalf , but I needed to get away and so I ended up taking a spin from offaly to north letrim which I discovered unlike its description as "the forgotten county " it was more like " A hidden gem " . I was lucky enough to have a week of fine weather which made the many trips and site seeing which covered 5 counties quite enjoyable .The cottage is ideally located with the border down the road into Fermanagh and counties Donegal and Sligo up the road and then county Cavan and its Lake for every day of the year behind you , which you don't need because the selection of lakes , rivers and unreal beaches on your doorstep is more than enough . I found myself lying on the sofa a few nights in the cottage with the fire blazing thinking about how happy I would be if this was my home or if I maybe could create this same thing elsewhere and although I could buy a little cottage and decorate it to be a mirror image I don't think it would ever be the same . The tranquillity of an island getaway with villages and towns a sort spin away in any direction , a beautiful getaway for a couple , next time I will be bringing someone . And where would you get a different accent every day depending on the direction ya took . lol

- 32bigjim, April 2014
Whippindog August 2013

“The ideal getaway”

This holiday destination is a new venture for the proprietor Mr. Hill. It is an Irish family run business that has established a very guest orientated experience. We arrived late in Bundoran (cottage in remote countryside approx 6 miles from Bundoran). We were unfamiliar with the directions to the cottage due to it being night time. However,we were greatly assisted by the owner's family who came out to Bundoran at 1130pm to guide us to the cottage (this is very guest orientated!) The cottage is beautiful with a great emphasis on cleanliness. All the necessary utensils were present to cook decent meals from scratch. There was a lovely open fire with two comfy armchairs. Myself and my girlfriend spent long hours 'chewing the cud' and deliberating Metaphysics in front of a warm inviting fire. The cottage is great for couples. I am an avid photographer specialising in Wildlife and Landscapes. The location of the cottage is very conducive to either photography or painting. The wildlife in the area is very varied with lots of species of both plants and animals. It is a 'Twitcher's' paradise. Equally,if you are a star gazer or Astrophotographer,the cottage is an ideal location, as there is little or no light pollution in the area. The star fields over Lough Melvin are amazing.The cottage is also an ideal base to discover the delights of the Donegal coastline. We went to the island of Arran Mor which was only 60 miles from the cottage. I have already recommended the cottage to a work colleague.

- Whippindog, August 2013
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The property

This charming traditional single-storey stone cottage sits in a rural location in the townland of Askill in County Leitrim, on the border with County Donegal and close to the Northern Ireland border too. This welcoming Askill cottage is ideal for two couples or groups of friends, and with both an open fire and solid fuel stove, is warm and cosy throughout the year. Traditional in style and set entirely across the ground floor, this welcoming Askill cottage offers homely living accommodation that comprises a quaint, country-style sitting room with solid-fuel stove in addition to a character-filled kitchen with its open fire, beamed ceiling and Belfast sink. Enjoying a delightful rural location, this County Leitrim cottage boasts an enclosed, lawned garden with a babbling brook running alongside it, an enchanting place to settle together with a glass of wine and plan the next day's adventure. Occupying a wonderful position near the northern shores of Lough Melvin, holidaymakers can enjoy a scenic drive or cycle around the lough. The area is also renowned for its trout and salmon fishing. A short drive takes you to the friendly village of Kinlough, while only slightly further is the popular coastal resort town of Bundoran. Try surfing at Rossnowlagh, the home of Ireland's oldest surf club, or cross the border to explore Northern Ireland, where Lough Erne and the town of Enniskillen can be reached for an interesting day trip.

Summary

All-ground-floor
Two double bedrooms
Shower room with shower only
Separate basin and WC
Kitchen with open fire
External utility
Sitting/dining area with solid fuel stove.
Electric storage heaters with electric heater, open fire and solid fuel stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, TV with Saorview, DVD, selection books and DVDs
Electricity and starter pack for fire and stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Ample off road parking
Enclosed front lawned garden with small woodland, stream, furniture and BBQ
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 5 miles
Lough Melvin 10 mins walk
Note: There is a fenced stream in the garden, children to be supervised at all times
Note: Access to second double bedroom is via the first double bedroom

About the location

ASKILL, COUNTY LEITRIM

Ballyshannon 4 miles; Bundoran 6 miles; Donegal Town 18 miles; Enniskillen 27 miles; Sligo 27 miles.

Askill is a townland in County Leitrim, close to the border with County Donegal and also the border to Northern Ireland. Askill is on the banks of Lough Melvin, which offers wonderful fishing for salmon and trout species. Askill is well placed for the beaches at Bundoran or Rossnowlagh in County Donegal, or for heading to the towns of Belleek, Garrison or Kinlough. Sligo, Donegal Town and Enniskillen are also within easy driving distance. An excellent base for relaxation or touring this lovely area.

Note: Max 4 guests including infants.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Askill, County Leitrim (Ref. 20421)

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Reviews

“Fantastic location and the owners were very helpfull.”

“Great location close to beaches and loughs.”

“Our host was particularly welcoming and helpful, both during our stay and afterwards (returning some children's book which had been left behind).”

“Cottage fantastic, really clean and was what it said on the tin.”

“Beautiful and peaceful”

“Peaceful secluded location”

“A Little Bit Of Heaven”

“cosy cottage”

“Wonderful stay in a beautiful cottage and peaceful location.”

“Idyllic cottage, perfect if you need peace and quiet and convenient for Bundoran surfing”

“Away from the madness of everyday life”

“The ideal getaway”

The property

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About the location

ASKILL, COUNTY LEITRIM