Cottage in County Clare
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this cottage rental
This cosy 19th century converted cottage is located on the west coast of County Clare just outside the little town of Doonbeg. The setting of the cottage is breathtaking. As shown in the photographs, the cottage is blessed with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and is surrounded by rolling green fields. The Aran Islands can be seen on the ocean horizon to the north. The beach (the White Strand) and cliff walks are minutes from the door. The Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, and Doolin (where ferries run to the Aran Islands) are within an hour's drive. There are of course many local pubs and good restaurants.
Opened July 2002, The Doonbeg Golf Club, designed by the legendary two-time British Open champion Greg Norman. 'A true Links site - soaring, grass-covered dunes rising nearly one hundred feet tall above the white-capped Atlantic'. A private club with public play.
Things to See and Do: See the unique natural attractions of Ireland's South western Region, such as The Burren, The Cliffs of Moher, and the Aran Islands. Explore the wild Clare coast on Loop Head. Visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park near Shannon airport. Take a ferry ride and drive the Dingle peninsula. Spend a day in Galway City, have lunch on the way at Moran's on the Weir, famous for Galway oysters, and seafood, located near Clarinbridge. Take a walk from the cottage to the striking Baltard Cliffs or just go fishing or golfing.
Opened July 2002, The Doonbeg Golf Club, designed by the legendary two-time British Open champion Greg Norman. 'A true Links site - soaring, grass-covered dunes rising nearly one hundred feet tall above the white-capped Atlantic'. A private club with public play.
Things to See and Do: See the unique natural attractions of Ireland's South western Region, such as The Burren, The Cliffs of Moher, and the Aran Islands. Explore the wild Clare coast on Loop Head. Visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park near Shannon airport. Take a ferry ride and drive the Dingle peninsula. Spend a day in Galway City, have lunch on the way at Moran's on the Weir, famous for Galway oysters, and seafood, located near Clarinbridge. Take a walk from the cottage to the striking Baltard Cliffs or just go fishing or golfing.
Amenities at Cosy cottage with ocean view
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of County Clare
Ratings and reviews
Summary of reviewsHistoric and charming home with beautiful views, cozy atmosphere, authentic experience, and welcoming owner. Ideal for disconnecting and exploring the serene surroundings.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2024
Great cottage in a wonderful location just what we all needed cant wait to go back
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2024
Beautiful area, lovely place we had a hassle free stay
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2024
It is a wonderful, silent place surrounded only by nature with an overwhelming view over the ocean and the coast.
If you love the nature, the ocean, no people, no other input and you need a place far away, then it is the right place for relaxing!
We‘ re coming back for sure!
6.0 / 10.0Average·Aug 2019
Size, location (amazing sea views) and distribution are good. Small details could improve the quality of the stay a lot. For us it is important that bathroom area has minimum comfortable conditions, and this had not (shower, WC tap not locked, etc.)
Kitcken is also important, and having separate hot and cold water taps makes it more difficult to wash dishes.
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9.2Outstanding
(29 Ratings)
Historic and charming home with beautiful views, cozy atmosphere, authentic experience, and welcoming owner. Ideal for disconnecting and exploring the serene surroundings.
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