The property
A welcoming, detached cottage set in the townland of Banada, under five miles from Tobercurry in County Sligo.
With pretty views across the surrounding fields, this cottage near Tobercurry offers pleasant and homely holiday accommodation set entirely across the ground floor.
The character features and cheerful furnishing make this Tobercurry cottage a good choice for families and friends looking to experience the wonderful west of Ireland.
There are two cosy bedrooms, one benefiting from an en-suite, while the sitting room, with its high ceiling, bright decoration and cosy open fire, provides a pleasant place for everyone to rest together after a day touring this fantastic county.
Outside this Sligo cottage near Tobercurry is a large, lawned garden where younger guests will love to stretch their legs, and everyone will relish picnics in the sunshine.
Tobercurry sits at the foot of the Ox mountain range and hosts two of the most popular festivals in the west of Ireland, and offers a vibrant night life with its several bars, restaurants and traditional Irish inns.
A weekly farmers’ market brings colour to the town centre, and offers the chance for you to pick up some produce to create a feast back at your Tobercurry cottage.
Spend a day in Sligo, just over half an hour’s drive away, and discover the many monuments and historic buildings that tell the tale of the town’s past.
There are several festivals taking place throughout the year, showcasing Sligo’s native crafts, culture and heritage.
Sligo is steeped in history and legend with its large tranquil loughs, impressive peaks and superb coastline.
Discover Megalithic ruins, pristine sandy beaches, towering mountain ranges, crumbling castles and monasteries, museums and much more.
You can experience it all from this comfortable Tobercurry cottage.
About the location
TOBERCURRY, COUNTY SLIGO
Ballina 20 miles; Sligo 22 miles.
Tobercurry in County Sligo is a beautiful town nestled at the foot of the Ox Mountains, and is home to numerous shops, pubs and its famous annual Drama Festival. The town is located close to the River Moy, a river famous for salmon fishing, and with the Ox and Nephin Beg Mountains close by and Benbulben Mountain just north of Sligo town, there are lots of great walking opportunities to enjoy from Tobercurry. Mayo’s largest town, Ballina, is just a short drive from Tobercurry, and lies just over the border in County Mayo. It is home to the ecclesiastical ruins of the impressive Moyne Abbey, as well as a 4000 year old Dolmen, a single-chamber megalithic tomb. The county town of Sligo is a little further in the other direction and offers an interesting day out with historic monuments and pretty buildings to enjoy. With exceptional walking and fishing available, and lots of places to visit within easy touring distance, Tobercurry is a great location all year round.
