The property
Noél is a lovely annexe property, attached to the owner's home, in the pretty village of Claddaghduff, near Cleggan in County Galway, Ireland.
Enjoying beautiful views across the rolling countryside and the nearby coastline, this property boasts a delightful modern design inside.
You will discover a spacious open-plan living area, housing plenty of modern furnishings, including two sofas and an armchair to choose from.
Sink into the cushions and use the provided TV as your entertainment for the evenings, or simply enjoy some quality family time together.
The kitchen has been fitted with a set of contemporary wooden units and sleek worktops, with a range of appliances so you can easily cook up a storm for the whole family, to be enjoyed at the glass dining table.
Retire to one of the two well-presented bedrooms, consisting of a double and twin setup, with bedside tables and lamps for some late night reading and gorgeous views across the country.
Discover a private, rear garden area where you can take a refreshing drink in the hot weather and soak up those sun rays, whilst your little ones run freely in the enclosed space.
Discover the nearby Sky Road, boasting a cycle trail with lovely coastal and country scenery surrounding.
Further afield is Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Gardens founded in 1920 and boasts a Gothic-style Victorian nunnery, set in beautiful landscaped gardens with a nearby lake for those who enjoy watersports such as fishing, sailing and kayaking.
Visit the Connemara National Park for a wealth of countryside sites for walking, cycling and hiking and is a prime spot for keen birdwatchers and photographers also.
Noél is the ultimate choice for a coastal break to western Ireland.
About the location
CLEGGAN, COUNTY GALWAY
Clifden 7 miles.
Situated on the southern shores of sheltered Cleggan Bay, some 7 miles from Clifden, the picturesque village of Cleggan, County Galway, is both the centre of the sea fishing industry in north Connemara and the ferry port for the beautiful Inishbofin Island. The island, located 6 miles out into the Atlantic Ocean, is renowned for its fantastic beaches and scenery and is a haven for walkers, divers and birdwatchers. Boats for deep sea angling are also available for hire from the village. Just to the east of Cleggan, there is an amazing collection of prehistoric monuments including tombs, standing stones and pre-bog field walks. Cleggan is also well-situated for exploring this wonderful region with Connemara National Park, Kylemore Abbey and the vibrant town of Clifden, County Galway, all just 7 miles away. Take a day trip to the Aran Islands to experience their unique landscape and fascinating culture and tradition or, alternatively, visit the bustling town of Westport, County Mayo, just an hour's drive away.