Ballyglass Thatched Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Washing machine

Mr Wolski
July 2020

“A very nice place.”

Peace and quiet allows you to rest. There are nice people there.

Peace and quiet allows you to rest. There are nice people there.

- Mr Wolski, July 2020
Vinny43 August 2019

“Wonderful accommodation”

Ballyglass cottage provided a wonderful experience for my family during our stay in Ireland. It is secluded and quiet, yet not far from many local attractions. The cottage itself is excellently appointed reflecting the love, care and tireless effort required to reproduce a traditional cottage to modern standards. The cottage provides many activities such as cycling and board games which helped keep my children active and engaged. A wonderful slice of traditional Irish life

- Vinny43, August 2019
Karenfitzs March 2019

“Cosy comfortable accommodation in a lovely rural location.”

Ballyglass Thatched Cottage fulfilled all our criteria for a relaxing couple break with our elderly dog. For us it was perfect, a traditional but beautifully modernised stone thatched cottage tucked away down narrow lanes and surrounded by fields. The cottage was an excellent base for exploring the surrounding towns, villages and attractions. Particular highlights were the Arigna Mining Experience, Belvedere House and Strokestown Park and Famine museum. It was a pleasure to return each evening where our exhausted hound could stretch out in front of the stove. The kitchen was well equipped with all the essentials required for cooking proper meals at the end of the day. Most importantly the bed was comfortable and we both slept extremely well. We only used the downstairs bedroom but had we had children with us they would have been delighted with the spiral staircase and ladder to the beds in the rafters above us. The yard would not have been secure for a small lively dog but our ancient boy was contained and pottered happily. We met the owner Mr Fallon who was warm, friendly and welcoming and checked we were settled and happy. If you are looking for a cosy cottage away from the bustle of everyday life I would highly recommend a visit to Ballyglass Thatched Cottage.

- Karenfitzs, March 2019
pikefishing2014 October 2016

“excellent”

A great place to stay, I used it as a fishing base as lough ree is just a few miles away. plenty of space in the yard for keeping a boat and out-buildings for storing tackle, also there is a large wash room with a machine in it which was handy. inside the cottage is very cosy and everything is there for you. Will be back again soon 10/10.

- pikefishing2014, October 2016
111kasia2 March 2015

“Beautiful, charming cottage in very peaceful rural area.”

We are just back after spending few nights in this beautiful cottage. We loved everything there, staring from outside - very spacious parking, nice garden, bench, table and chairs you could use in a nice day. The views from windows were stunning. Cottage was very clean, cosy, lovely decorated, very comfortable well equipped and easy to hit up. There were 2 sheds with freezer washing machine and most importantly bikes! We use them alot as the roads around are so quiet and safe. Overall I would definitely recommend that cottage to everyone and I wish I will come back there again. Kate and family

- 111kasia2, March 2015
Paul S June 2013

“Old Charm”

Just returned home today, 29th June, after a weeks holiday. Quaint 150yr old cottage with deep walls, lovingly restored by the Fallon family. Set in farmland on traditional Irish narrow roads. We had also taken our chocolate labrador with us. Whilst pets are not allowed in the ground floor bedroom, there was plenty of room in the lounge area for her kennel. Great raised grass area for her to run about in. Traditional cottage with 3foot walls so no mobile signal inside, No WiFi either. But then you are going away on holiday to get away from all the daily bombardments of life. The "upstairs" bedrooms would be idel fro grown up children, as one is accessed via a spiral staircase and the other by a wooden ladder, which needs to be pulled out in to the living room, (no handrails).. The basics are there; tv with satelite (takes a bit of getting used to the setup on use.) microwave, cooker (again takes a bit to get used to the set up), fridge. 2 outsheds; 1 stores bikes and fishing gear for your use. The other has an outside toilet, freezer and the washing machine. It also houses the oil boiler, which means it is constantly warm, (good for drying clothes). Whilst the owners farm is next door, you never see them. The narrow "Irish" roads take getting used too,but the locals will stop to let you pass, and are always friendly,(which is more than can be said for most motorists). The only down side would be the signposts for the cottage - they are small and easily missed on the trees at the road junctions - but once the roads have been travelled a while you get to know where to turn. Definately one to keep for future use.

- Paul S, June 2013
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The property

Roscommon 8 miles. A true Irish gem!

A charming, detached, thatched cottage dating from the late 1800s, and refurbished to a high standard in 2005, nestled in the lush green countryside of County Roscommon, 2.5 miles from Rahara village.

This quirky Roscommon cottage makes a unique and cosy getaway, with views over the surrounding fields.

The open plan living area of this cottage in Ireland is bright and welcoming, with a stable door, oil-burning stove and well-equipped galley kitchen.

There is also a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, ensuring guests of all ages can enjoy the peace and quiet of this Roscommon cottage.

The characterful twin rooms are perched in the eaves, looking over to one another, with semi-circular windows and a real hideaway feeling!

Visitors at this Ireland cottage will love visiting Lough Funshinagh, a 'disappearing' lake home to a variety of bird and animal life.

There is plenty of walking and cycling available through the quiet local lanes, with opportunities for golf, fishing, shopping and dining on offer in the vicinity, including in Roscommon, the county town.

A lovely cottage in Roscommon, ideal for a romantic or family break.

Summary

Three bedrooms: 1 x ground floor double, 2 x mezzanine twins (1 accessed by spiral staircase, 1 accessed by retractable ladder)
Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Open plan living area with galley kitchen, dining area and sitting area with oil-burning stove.
Oil central heating with oil-burning stove in sitting room
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine in outbuilding, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, books/DVDs/games
Oil and electricity inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot
Off road parking for 4 cars
Paved area to front
Raised lawned garden to side
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 4 miles, pub 2.5 miles
Note: One twin room accessed via spiral stairs, the other accessed via retractable ladder, may not be suitable for young children or the infirm.

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About the location

CURRAGHBOY, COUNTY ROSCOMMON

Athlone 9.5 miles, Roscommon 12 miles

The County Roscommon village of Curraghboy, lies 8 miles northwest of Athlone. It has a public house and two grocery shops. The nearby village of Kiltoom is situated just 6 miles away and also has a village store as well as the Hodson Bay Hotel and Leisure Centre and the Bay Sports Inflatable Water Park. Athlone, at the very centre of Ireland, is just 9.5 miles away and is the largest town in the region and is home to a 12th century castle. Lough Ree, the second largest lake on the River Shannon, is 12 miles away and offers wonderful lakeside scenery and many watersports, boating and angling opportunities. The county town of Roscommon is 12 miles away, and offers a selection of shops, pubs and eateries, as well as a varied programme at the Rosscommon Arts Centre. County Roscommon is known as part of the Lakelands, with the Lough Key Forest Park a particular favourite amongst visitors. Enjoy lakeside strolls, visit Roscommon Castle, play a round of golf or head out on a boat for an afternoon’s fishing, all this and more is on offer in this beautiful tranquil county.

Ballyglass Thatched Cottage

Ballyglass near Rahara, County Roscommon (Ref. 10139)

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“A very nice place.”

“Wonderful accommodation”

“Cosy comfortable accommodation in a lovely rural location.”

“excellent”

“Beautiful, charming cottage in very peaceful rural area.”

“Old Charm”

The property

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About the location

CURRAGHBOY, COUNTY ROSCOMMON