Number 41

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Broadband / WiFi

Stay Sligo Holiday Village

This collection of self-catering townhouses and apartments sits within a lovely, landscaped, gated complex, just one mile from the town of Sligo, well-placed for discovering a variety of landscapes, from magnificent coastline to rolling countryside, and from rugged mountains to ancient woodland. These properties are in a fairly central, yet peaceful location, offering a choice of fully-equipped, self-catering holiday homes for 5-7 people, as well as charming apartments that sleep up to four guests. Each home boasts a fully fitted kitchen with all of the essential appliances, a sitting room with TV and warming fireplace and a flexible sleeping arrangement for a family or group. Enjoy walking around the pretty complex, which has a waterfall, water features and benches at the front of most of the properties, where you can sit out and admire your tranquil setting. Just one mile away is the bustling town of Sligo, known as the adventure capital of Ireland, where you can enjoy a variety of watersports on one of its numerous, picturesque beaches, as well as enjoying cycling, mountain biking and walking the hundreds of kilometres of waymarked trails, woodlands and coastal paths. Minutes from the Wild Atlantic Way, which spans 2500km and nine counties in total, you are also within easy reach of Benbulbin and Copes Mountain, plus the ancient woodland trails of Hazelwood Forest, while just over the border into Letrim offers the stunning Glencar Waterfall and Glencar Lough. Sligo has some wonderful nightlife and entertainment, with a variety of pubs, clubs and live music venues, catering to a range of tastes, while foodies will relish the Sligo Food Trail, where you can indulge in fantastic local cuisine, from freshly caught seafood to the freshest Irish beef. Venture out to Tobercurry, at the foot of the Ox Mountains, which you may recognise from the recent BBC adaptation of the Sally Rooney novel, Normal People. A fantastic selection of holiday homes on a charming complex, ideal for exploring the surrounding Sligo area.

The property

Located on the edge of the bustling town of Sligo is this spacious, semi-detached property, Number 41.

Number 41 is ideal for groups of families and friends in pursuit of a base for exploring the diverse landscape of County Sligo, with coast and countryside awaiting to be explored.

Enter into the warmth of the open-plan living room with a seating area offering a great spot for unwinding after an action-packed day before venturing into the kitchen to make the most of the mod cons provided to rustle up a home-cooked meal.

The interior is concluded by four spacious bedrooms, each one containing plenty of space for preparing for the new day and for keeping your things.

Choose between a ground-floor twin bedroom with en-suite, a double bedroom with en-suite and two additional single bedrooms, served by a first-floor shower room.

To the exterior, look forward to exploring the grounds of the dwelling, admiring well-maintained gardens before enjoying a refreshing drink upon the patio area.

Number 41 is the ideal property for an adventure-filled holiday with your family.

Note: This property can be booked with Refs, 1050352, 1050353, 1050355 and 1050498, together sleeping 28 guests.

Summary

Four bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor twin with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 2 x single
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
Open-plan living room with kitchen, dining and seating area with electric fire
Electric central heating with electric fire
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, TV and WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot, highchair and stairgate
Off-road parking fro 2 cars
Rear garden/patio area
Front lawn
Communal gardens with seating areas
Sorry, no pets or smoking
Shop 0.4 mile, pub 0.3 miles

About the location

BALLINODE, COUNTY SLIGO

Sligo 1.3 miles, Strandhill 6.4 miles, Mullaghmore 16.7 miles

Ballinode is a civil parish in the County Sligo region of Ireland, just over a mile from the town of Sligo. Here you will find a convenience store and a pub, as well as several B&Bs and holiday homes, along with guided heritage walking tours, as well as riverside walks or boat rides along the nearby Garvoge River. Sligo is known for its rugged coastline, and is the meeting point of the Garvoge River and Sligo Bay, with rolling hills, picturesque beaches and the dramatic Benbulbin as a backdrop, a verdant peak showcasing stunning valley views from the top. Visit the 15th century preserved abbey and learn about the strong literary heritage of the town at Yeats Building, a literary hub and exhibit of the life and work of poet William Butler Yeats, plus head to nearby Hazlewood Forest and discover ancient woodland and a sculpture tour of scenic walking trails. Cross the border into Letrim to visit Glencar Waterfall and Glencar Lough, which is also visible from the top of Copes mountain. Head to the nearby coastal town of Strandhill for an array of fantastic beaches, as well as a coastal golf course, Dolly's Cottage museum, Queen Maeve's grave, a Megalithic tomb at the summit of Knocknarea mountain and take a guided tour around Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery. You are within a short drive of the magnificent Wild Atlantic Way, a 2,500 km coastal driving trail that spans from County Donegal's Inishowen Peninsula to Kinsale, County Cork, taking in nine counties along the way. A fantastic location for exploring the coast and countryside of County Sligo.

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Ballinode, County Sligo (Ref. 1050348)

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