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The
setting is breathtaking. The house is on the water’s edge.
You can watch the crashing waves from almost every window. There
are clear views of little grassy islands (you can walk to one of them
during
low tide). Set on 11 acres, the property is unencumbered by close
neighbors and has direct access to a sandy beach. This
is a perfect property for a large group of sea-loving people.
Upon arrival, the first impression is of the sea, its changing colors and sounds. Then one notices the sky. Then the house. |
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One enters a hallway to the left of which is a large living room. It has cofortable seating for everyone - sofas and easy chairs. There are bookcases filled with china and books, a small desk. There is a stone fireplace and lots of art, most of it paintings of the sea. The view from the large bay windows is smack onto the sea. |
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A second, ssmaller
sitting room is designed for for
watching TV, playing cards or board games, or finding a quiet place to
read in peace. This room has a fireplace and a bay window that
faces the sea. |
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The large eat-in kitchen was designed for the days when this was a B&B. All stainless steel, the kitchen has professional quality appliances, but it's not intimidating or difficult. There is a smallish dining area for early risers or children's early supper. The kitchen, too, has views to the water and the rolling hillside. There's an adjacent utility room with a large freezer. |
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bedrooms are homey and comfortable. Four bedrooms each have a
standard double
bed
and three bedroms have twin beds. All bedrooms have en suite
bathrooms except for
one that has an adjacent bathroom. The decor is warm and
bright. Floors are wood. Many have sea views. There is direct access to a sandy beach. At the front of the house, facing the sea, is a paved sitting area that used to be the car park. This is a fine spot for a barbecue, ball games, dancing, weddings or just sitting and watching the sea. |
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There’s
much to see and do in this area, the gorgeous Connemara. This is
the land of the famous Connemara ponies. It's wild and beautiful
here. The beaches
which are beautiful, empty and clean. At every turn, you’ll see
glorious
mountain scenery. There are many golf courses, Irish craft shops,
endless
opportunities
to ramble in the Twelve Bens, Kylemore Abbey and many ancient Celtic
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Clifden is a bustling and friendly village with bistros, restaurants, authentic pubs and very good shopping. County Mayo, in the other direction, has great beauty and many attractions.
Children are warmly welcomed here. Housekeeping and catering are available with advance notice at an extra charge.
The nearest village (tiny) is 1 mile. Clifden, a larger village and very sophisticated, is 6 miles. Galway is 50 miles. Shannon Airport is 106 miles. Dublin is 200 miles.
ACCESSIBILITY NOTICE:
This
house is fully accessible to nearly everyone. Although there are
no grab bars by the tubs, some bathrooms have shower stalls.
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Refundable Security Deposit of €500 payable on arrival. Heating & Electricity are extra, charged at €150 per week and deducted from the security deposit. |
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| Weekly Price | € 2100 |
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| 3-Night Weekend Price | € 1600 |
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