House in County Donegal
8 guests · 4 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Summary:
Experience Coastal Bliss at Atlantic View Escape, Downings
Imagine starting your day with a morning coffee in hand, gazing across the endless Atlantic Ocean and the sparkling waters of Sheephaven Bay. At Atlantic View Escape, every moment is framed by these breathtaking views, inviting you to slow down, unwind, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Donegal’s rugged coastline.
The Space:
This spacious four-bedroom retreat is designed for comfort and togetherness, featuring six cozy beds across four bedrooms—perfect for families, friends, or small groups. Inside, an open-plan living area welcomes you with light-filled spaces, a cosy fireplace for crisp Donegal evenings, and room for everyone to relax, reconnect, and create lasting memories.
Step outside and the magic continues. A generous decking area beckons for long summer nights, barbecues, or simply watching sunsets that take your breath away. Just a short stroll brings you to pristine beaches where the Atlantic meets golden sands, and nearby dining spots add a touch of lively charm when you feel like venturing out.
Secluded yet accessible, this coastal haven offers peace, privacy, and a sense of timeless relaxation—the kind of getaway that makes you wish you’d booked for longer. Whether it’s beach walks, seaside sunsets, or quiet mornings with a coffee, Atlantic View Escape is your gateway to the ultimate Donegal escape.
LOCATION
Downings is gorgeous all year around. All seasons and lots to do:
Lovely places for delicious food: Award winning Fisk Seafood Bar the Goose & Gander home made stone baked pizza; the Galley & plenty more. Gorgeous traditional pubs with open fires, live music, local musicians, good Guinness & great craic: the Harbour Bar, the Singing Pub, Old Glen Bar & more.
Beautiful local beaches: for walking & swimming.
Downings Pier: diving & fishing.
Walk the Donegal 1.1km boardwalk and continue along the adjoining beach.
Atlantic Drive, part of the famous Wild Atlantic Way: breathtaking views. Walk, run, cycle or drive.
Climb Mount Errigal or hike in Glenveagh National Park.
Play the famous 18 hole St. Patrick’s Links Golf Course at the Rosapenna.
Bring your children to the indoor play area Kidz Kingdom and enjoy a coffee, chat or book.
Go swimming in the indoor pools at Magherabeg Leisure Centre or Shandon Hotel at Marble Hill.
Enjoy the Shandon Spa & outdoor jacuzzi over-looking Sheephaven Bay.
These are simply a flavour of some local experiences and things to do. There’s lots more.
Donegal ✨🫶✨
The Lonely Planet Guide; ‘Best in Travel 2024’
County Donegal is the wild child of Ireland and home to some of its most ravishingly sublime scenery and beautiful beaches. This is a county of extremes; at times desolate and battered by brutal weather, yet also a land of unspoilt splendour where stark peaks and sweeping beaches bask in glorious sunshine, and port-side restaurants serve majestic food.
The 2024 Guide praises Donegal for its tranquil solitude, untamed landscapes, welcoming atmosphere, and pristine coastal hikes along the Wild Atlantic Way. It accentuates its ancient forts, lively musical traditions, and the rich heritage of the Irish language, providing an enriching experience for travellers.
With Ireland’s longest coastline, over 100 beaches, and Europe’s highest sea cliffs, Donegal promises a unique and unforgettable travel experience.
Guest Access:
Lockbox
The Neighborhood:
Located in the heart of the Rosguill Peninsula, 5 Connors Chalets sits in the charming seaside village of Downings, one of Donegal’s most loved coastal destinations. The area is known for its relaxed, friendly atmosphere, stunning coastal scenery, and easy access to beautiful sandy beaches. Just a short stroll or drive away, you’ll find Downings Beach (Trá na Rossan), a long stretch of golden sand perfect for walks, swimming, and family days out. The village itself offers a great selection of cosy pubs, cafés, and local restaurants, along with small shops for everyday essentials. The nearby harbour adds to the charm, while the renowned Rosapenna Golf Resort—featuring world-class links courses—is only minutes away. Downings is also a key stop along the Wild Atlantic Way, making it an ideal base for exploring scenic drives, hidden coves, and breathtaking viewpoints across the peninsula.
Getting Around:
Getting around Downings and the wider Rosguill Peninsula is easiest by car, as public transport in the area is limited. With your own vehicle, you can comfortably explore nearby villages such as Carrigart and Creeslough, visit surrounding beaches, and take in the spectacular Atlantic Drive coastal route. Within Downings itself, many amenities—including the beach, pubs, and some restaurants—are accessible on foot or via a short drive. Taxis are available locally but are best arranged in advance, particularly during quieter months. For those arriving from further afield, Letterkenny is around a 35-minute drive and offers larger supermarkets and transport links, while Donegal Airport is approximately an hour away, providing regional flights.
Other Things to Note:
Pets will incur an additional charge of €35 per stay.
Interaction with Guests:
Airbnb messaging and call
Experience Coastal Bliss at Atlantic View Escape, Downings
Imagine starting your day with a morning coffee in hand, gazing across the endless Atlantic Ocean and the sparkling waters of Sheephaven Bay. At Atlantic View Escape, every moment is framed by these breathtaking views, inviting you to slow down, unwind, and immerse yourself in the beauty of Donegal’s rugged coastline.
The Space:
This spacious four-bedroom retreat is designed for comfort and togetherness, featuring six cozy beds across four bedrooms—perfect for families, friends, or small groups. Inside, an open-plan living area welcomes you with light-filled spaces, a cosy fireplace for crisp Donegal evenings, and room for everyone to relax, reconnect, and create lasting memories.
Step outside and the magic continues. A generous decking area beckons for long summer nights, barbecues, or simply watching sunsets that take your breath away. Just a short stroll brings you to pristine beaches where the Atlantic meets golden sands, and nearby dining spots add a touch of lively charm when you feel like venturing out.
Secluded yet accessible, this coastal haven offers peace, privacy, and a sense of timeless relaxation—the kind of getaway that makes you wish you’d booked for longer. Whether it’s beach walks, seaside sunsets, or quiet mornings with a coffee, Atlantic View Escape is your gateway to the ultimate Donegal escape.
LOCATION
Downings is gorgeous all year around. All seasons and lots to do:
Lovely places for delicious food: Award winning Fisk Seafood Bar the Goose & Gander home made stone baked pizza; the Galley & plenty more. Gorgeous traditional pubs with open fires, live music, local musicians, good Guinness & great craic: the Harbour Bar, the Singing Pub, Old Glen Bar & more.
Beautiful local beaches: for walking & swimming.
Downings Pier: diving & fishing.
Walk the Donegal 1.1km boardwalk and continue along the adjoining beach.
Atlantic Drive, part of the famous Wild Atlantic Way: breathtaking views. Walk, run, cycle or drive.
Climb Mount Errigal or hike in Glenveagh National Park.
Play the famous 18 hole St. Patrick’s Links Golf Course at the Rosapenna.
Bring your children to the indoor play area Kidz Kingdom and enjoy a coffee, chat or book.
Go swimming in the indoor pools at Magherabeg Leisure Centre or Shandon Hotel at Marble Hill.
Enjoy the Shandon Spa & outdoor jacuzzi over-looking Sheephaven Bay.
These are simply a flavour of some local experiences and things to do. There’s lots more.
Donegal ✨🫶✨
The Lonely Planet Guide; ‘Best in Travel 2024’
County Donegal is the wild child of Ireland and home to some of its most ravishingly sublime scenery and beautiful beaches. This is a county of extremes; at times desolate and battered by brutal weather, yet also a land of unspoilt splendour where stark peaks and sweeping beaches bask in glorious sunshine, and port-side restaurants serve majestic food.
The 2024 Guide praises Donegal for its tranquil solitude, untamed landscapes, welcoming atmosphere, and pristine coastal hikes along the Wild Atlantic Way. It accentuates its ancient forts, lively musical traditions, and the rich heritage of the Irish language, providing an enriching experience for travellers.
With Ireland’s longest coastline, over 100 beaches, and Europe’s highest sea cliffs, Donegal promises a unique and unforgettable travel experience.
Guest Access:
Lockbox
The Neighborhood:
Located in the heart of the Rosguill Peninsula, 5 Connors Chalets sits in the charming seaside village of Downings, one of Donegal’s most loved coastal destinations. The area is known for its relaxed, friendly atmosphere, stunning coastal scenery, and easy access to beautiful sandy beaches. Just a short stroll or drive away, you’ll find Downings Beach (Trá na Rossan), a long stretch of golden sand perfect for walks, swimming, and family days out. The village itself offers a great selection of cosy pubs, cafés, and local restaurants, along with small shops for everyday essentials. The nearby harbour adds to the charm, while the renowned Rosapenna Golf Resort—featuring world-class links courses—is only minutes away. Downings is also a key stop along the Wild Atlantic Way, making it an ideal base for exploring scenic drives, hidden coves, and breathtaking viewpoints across the peninsula.
Getting Around:
Getting around Downings and the wider Rosguill Peninsula is easiest by car, as public transport in the area is limited. With your own vehicle, you can comfortably explore nearby villages such as Carrigart and Creeslough, visit surrounding beaches, and take in the spectacular Atlantic Drive coastal route. Within Downings itself, many amenities—including the beach, pubs, and some restaurants—are accessible on foot or via a short drive. Taxis are available locally but are best arranged in advance, particularly during quieter months. For those arriving from further afield, Letterkenny is around a 35-minute drive and offers larger supermarkets and transport links, while Donegal Airport is approximately an hour away, providing regional flights.
Other Things to Note:
Pets will incur an additional charge of €35 per stay.
Interaction with Guests:
Airbnb messaging and call
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Family friendly
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