An Grianan

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Sleeps 5 people
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Pets allowed

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

Reviews

Ms Judges
September 2018

“Cottage and owners ensured we had a lovely 2 day break - even though not far away.”

It is a very relaxing place but with the choices of plenty to see and do and with our dog as well. Hopefully will return for longer soon.

It is a very relaxing place but with the choices of plenty to see and do and with our dog as well. Hopefully will return for longer soon.
Mrs Pedlow July 2018

“Had a brilliant week staying in this lovely cottage.”

Nora was so lovely and our children loved seeing the cows being milked and playing with Molly, the farm dog. A great base for exploring west Cork.
Mike H June 2018

“An Excellent Home away from Home”

This property is a little remote from the nearest large town, Clonakilty. It is in Reanascreena, with an address of Ross Carbery, BUT after you find it, it is a lovely place to stay and relax after adventures just like home. The owners and proprietors are dairy farmers on the other side of the hedge. The cottage is a remodel of a old stone home used by their grandparents many years ago. The facilities included all the amenities for a very pleasant stay. We used this location for day trips along the coast of West Cork including Kinsale, Clonakilty, Timoleague, Skibbereen, Baltimore, Bantry, and all the peninsulas to lighthouses. Two special spots we visited were Galley Head Lighthouse and Old Head of Kinsale Lighthouse and Golf Club.
Mrs Atkins June 2018

“Although we only needed a cottage for two, we decided to go for something a little larger than we needed.”

We found that this plan worked as we had everything we needed - a beautiful cottage in a beautiful area, stunning countryside and views, close to towns in every direction with pubs for food, the ability to cook in the cottage if we wanted to, good tv channels and friendly owners - not to mention our visitor, Molly, the dog! Visit the Michael Collins House in Clonakilty, the Famine Centre in Skibbereen, the strand a Inchydoney, and the pub looking over the sea in Glandore, and then plan to come back next year to do it all again.
Miss Byrne June 2018

“Tranquil area where the cottage was ideal for exploring.”

The owners were informative and knowledgable would recommend to others.
Mr Mc Keever May 2018

“The house was very isolated and could have been cleaner as when we arrived we had to clean up a lot of cobwebs and also in the shower room we had to clean the shower water outlet which was blocked solid with hairs and water was building up in shower.”

As for the location and mileage from Clonakilty and shops Etc. this was completely inaccurate. In all this was a nice two story house situated in a rural farming area with no amenities available within 8 miles either side of the dwelling. Thanks
Chiara G December 2011

“Fantastic homely cottage in a beautiful setting”

We spent a fabulous 4 days in the cottage mid-December, as a group of 4 friends in their 20's it provided absolutely everything (and much more) than we expected. Great local pubs, beautiful scenery and welcoming locals. We chose not to hire a car and did not find it a problem in the slightest. There is an excellent taxi service which is very reasonably priced, and a reliable bus service into the larger towns. Whether walking is on the agenda or sitting in front of a roaring log fire, the surrounding countryside and villages in West cork are as picturesque as they are welcoming, with plenty to keep you occupied. We ate out a few times and experienced an extremely high standard of locally sourced food, particularly seafood straight from the coastline. The cottage is in excellent condition with cosy rooms and a spacious open plan kitchen containing all mod cons and appliances. One of the most memorable and enjoyable holidays we have been on.
Arthursbunch July 2011

“Lovely house in a nice secluded location”

We spent a very enjoyable week there at the end of June with my wife and 2 young children (7 and 5 years old). The house is about 5 miles inland from Clonakilty and Rosscarbery nestled in a small valley near the small village of Reenascreena. We were definitely glad that Nora, the landlady came and met us in Rosscarbery to guide us there as I wouldn't fancy trying to find it! You would definitely need a car or motoroised transport if you were planning on staying here. There were nice touches on arrival such as milk and butter in the fridge and fresh flowers. The house was as nice as pictures suggest with a c. 1/2 acre garden and is next door to a working farm. Inside, the house was well maintained and a nice bright feel to it. It proved an ideal base from which to see much of west Cork – we spent a number of days on the nice sandy beach in Warren strand near Rosscarbery interspersed with trips to Kinsale, Skibbereen, Clonakilty and Union Hall. We were lucky with the weather during our stay but even on the odd rainy day there was still enough to do. There is a nice hill walk up Carrig Fada nearby which Nora told us about. It's a steep climb but not too long and worth the view from the top. We would thoroughly recommend it as an ideal location for a relaxing West Cork getaway.
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The cottage

Clonakilty 6 miles. An attractive, stone-clad cottage next door to a working dairy farm close to the hamlet of Reenascreena, near Clonakilty, County Cork.

This detached Clonakilty cottage offers spacious, bright accommodation, including an especially appealing kitchen, with dining area and an electric stove in a lovely feature fireplace.

This room is sure to be the heart of your holiday, but you will also enjoy relaxing in the sitting room of this Clonakilty cottage, drifting off to sleep in the spacious, comfortable bedrooms, or dining alfresco in the lawned garden outside.

Guests can also visit the dairy farm next door and watch the milking process.

This part of County Cork has much to enjoy, from the Blue Flag beaches and eateries of Rosscarbery and Clonakilty to watersports, coastal walking and fine golf.

Summary

Three bedrooms: 1 x double with TV and en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double with en-suite basin and WC, 1 x ground floor single
Bathroom with mixer shower, basin and WC
Farmhouse style kitchen with dining area (seats 4) and electric woodburner-effect stove in feature fireplace
Sitting room with wooden flooring and doors to patio.
Oil central heating with electric fire in kitchen
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD, WiFi
Fuel and power from meter reading at end of stay
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot, highchair and stairgate
Off road parking for two cars
Lawned garden with furniture and rural views
One well-behaved dog welcome
Shop and pub 10 mins walk.

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CLONAKILTY, COUNTY CORK

Castlefreke 6 miles; Rosscarbery 8 miles.

The multi-award winning town of Clonakilty is a place of spires, towers and historic buildings, with pretty, traditional shops painted in bright colours. The picturesque streets and narrow lanes open out into elegant squares bustling with live music and a great selection of eateries to satisfy all tastes. A lively, colourful, thriving town, Clonakilty is home to a Blue Flag sandy beach, and is located close to the popular seaside resort of Inchydoney, where there is a surfing school available, perfect for a fun, family day out. With the West Cork Railway Village, leisure centre, cinema and an abundance of local beaches, Clonakilty is a great family destination, and is a town that knows how to please its visitors. Only 8 miles away lies the town of Rosscarbery, which dates back to the 6th century. Nowadays, it benefits from a lovely laid-back, relaxed atmosphere, with quaint little shops, good Irish pubs and quality restaurants. Rosscarbery is in close proximity to 3 fine beaches, with its own Blue Flag Warren Beach. Those who enjoy water sports are well catered for, and there are great opportunities for walking, cycling and golf.

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“Cottage and owners ensured we had a lovely 2 day break - even though not far away.”

“Had a brilliant week staying in this lovely cottage.”

“An Excellent Home away from Home”

“Although we only needed a cottage for two, we decided to go for something a little larger than we needed.”

“Tranquil area where the cottage was ideal for exploring.”

“The house was very isolated and could have been cleaner as when we arrived we had to clean up a lot of cobwebs and also in the shower room we had to clean the shower water outlet which was blocked solid with hairs and water was building up in shower.”

“Fantastic homely cottage in a beautiful setting”

“Lovely house in a nice secluded location”

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“Cottage and owners ensured we had a lovely 2 day break - even though not far away.”

“Had a brilliant week staying in this lovely cottage.”

“An Excellent Home away from Home”

“Although we only needed a cottage for two, we decided to go for something a little larger than we needed.”

“Tranquil area where the cottage was ideal for exploring.”

“The house was very isolated and could have been cleaner as when we arrived we had to clean up a lot of cobwebs and also in the shower room we had to clean the shower water outlet which was blocked solid with hairs and water was building up in shower.”

“Fantastic homely cottage in a beautiful setting”

“Lovely house in a nice secluded location”

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