The property
This delightful detached bungalow is situated on the cliff road end of the charming village of Ballycotton, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and is close proximity to fantastic cliff walks in County Cork.
Ideally located close to the village amenities, this bungalow is ideal for a family or couples looking to explore this wonderful area.
All ground floor, this property offers a sociable open plan living area where delicious meals can be prepared in the well-equipped kitchen and enjoyed together in the dining area.
Afterwards, curl up with a good book and relax in the comfortable sitting area which has a warming electric fire for those cooler evenings, whilst gazing out at the lovely sea views.
At the end of a busy day retire to the two comfortable double bedrooms, one with its own en-suite and sea views.
There’s even a family bathroom with a bath for that much needed long soak after an active day out.
Also there's an additional folding bed available for flexibility whatever your party size.
On summer days throw open the doors from the dining area and step outside onto the patio area, the perfect place for a morning coffee or refreshing evening drink as you chat over the day’s adventures.
If you fancy an evening off from the cooking, a short walk will take you into the seaside village of Ballycotton with its selection of friendly pubs and shops.
Fishing enthusiasts will enjoy casting their lines and bringing home the catch of the day, and for the more active amongst you there are plenty of opportunities to try your hand at sailing, surfing and scuba diving along the coast.
Alternatively, relax on the beach or enjoy a scenic stroll along the nearby cliff tops.
A little further afield you can explore the bustling city of Cork or visit the famous Blarney Stone to be bestowed with the gift of the gab.
Whatever you choose to do, this well-equipped bungalow will be waiting for you on your return.
About the location
BALLYCOTTON, COUNTY CORK
Midleton 10 miles; Dungarvan 34 miles; Cork City 25 miles.
Ballycotton is a coastal village located approximately 25 miles east of Cork City, in County Cork. This tranquil fishing harbour has fantastic views over a boat filled marina and its island dominated by the famous black lighthouse that can be visited in the summer months. For visitors wishing to integrate with the Irish way of life, be sure to spend time strolling around the village centre, some spectacular cliff walks and unspoilt country lanes, and treat yourself to a pint of the black stuff in one of the fine Irish pubs! Also Ballycotton offers a wide choice of restaurants with lots of local seafood on offer. With its central location on the south coast of Ireland, Ballycotton makes a great base for exploring the region and its numerous attractions; why not visit Fota Wildlife Park with its excellent selection of birds and mammals, Ballymaloe House and Garden with its cookery school and garden walks, or spend the day exploring Midleton Jameson Heritage Centre or Blarney Castle with its famed Blarney Stone, only an hour's drive away? For those who love the outdoors there are opportunities for sailing, sea angling, surfing and scuba diving along the coast, and for golfers there are a number of excellent courses suited to all abilities and budgets. A delightful location for an enjoyable holiday.