Killavally 4.9 miles.
Resting rurally on the edge of Killavally near Westport, in County Mayo is Jack's Place, a fabulous, single-storey home.
Enjoying far-reaching, countryside views, whilst within driving distance to the shore, Jack's Place offers a spacious, well-presented abode, accommodating up to six guests, making it a wonderful base for a family break.
The house is wheelchair accessible throughout, with it being fairly new with a drive sloping to the front door and to the patio doors at the rear.
Park up on the sweeping, private driveway before taking in the stillness of your new home-from-home.
Step indoors to reach the large hallway, with lovely timber flooring underfoot, before venturing into the sitting room, offering the perfect nook to unwind and break away from the group.
Be welcomed into the open-plan living space, the social hub of the home, where you can prepare meals in the sleek kitchen, keep on top of your washing in the utility, dine as a six around the dining table, and relax with the woodburning stove alight.
As the sun sets, retreat to one of the three bedrooms on offer, all well-appointed and serviced by a family bathroom; select between a double, a twin, and a super king-size with its own, private en-suite shower room.
There is also a small river at the bottom of the garden at the rear called the Camoge River, there is a gate and fence separating the house from the river for the safety of young ones.
Awaken to brunch and a stroll across the garden, before heading into nearby Killavally for the essentials, where you can visit McEvilly's, a pub doubling up as a small shop and petrol station.
For further amenities, head to Westport town, only 10 minutes drive away,and hosts plenty of shops, bars, restaurants and cinema.It is only a short walk to the Quay where chill and view the majestic Croagh Patrick mountain as the Atlantic Ocean washes into the bay.You'll also find the local golf club to practise your swing, the Westport Sea Safari, an activity for all of the family, and the stunning Westport House to tour, covering 400-acres of breath-taking countryside and offering Lough views.
Round off your break with a stroll across Tourmakeady Pier, enveloping Lough Mask, a hike towards Tourmakeady Waterfall, or head inland to Aasleagh Falls, whilst the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life lies further into the county, showcasing the region's history, or venture north to explore the delights of Wild Nephin National Park.
Escape to the countryside at Jack's Place.
