An Nead

Rating
Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside

Reviews

13 Customer Review(s)

Ms Verling
August 2020

“The host went the extra mile at this house.”

Provided scones on arrival, sufficient cleaning products (eg dishwasher tablets), washing up liquid, enough firewood for the week and plenty of towels. These are simple things but are absent from most holiday homes; what set this house apart from many others was the generosity of the welcome. The house was perfectly clean and well presented. The host was available any time for questions or to offer help Could not recommend highly enough.

Provided scones on arrival, sufficient cleaning products (eg dishwasher tablets), washing up liquid, enough firewood for the week and plenty of towels. These are simple things but are absent from most holiday homes; what set this house apart from many others was the generosity of the welcome. The house was perfectly clean and well presented. The host was available any time for questions or to offer help Could not recommend highly enough.

- Ms Verling, August 2020
Mrs Dalton July 2020

“The cottage name An Nead means The Nest in Irish and it really suits it as it is so homely and comfortable.”

The scenery is breath taking. The cottage had everything we needed. There is a reading nook stocked with lots of books for young and old. My daughters loved the bedrooms. So cosy and pretty. There is a good size garden. When we arrived the owner met us to show us around the property and left us some milk and freshly baked apple cake which was very nice. It is about a 10 to 15 minute drive to Dingle main street and loads to see and do there. It is 10 minutes to Ballyferriter where there is a gorgeous cove near the Louis Mulcahy pottery shop that is well worth a visit. After our days out it was always lovely to leave the busy tourist spots behind and go back to An Nead to unwind. It is by far the prettiest authentic cottage we have ever stayed in and if the visitor book is anything to go by, it seems to be very popular with a lot of guests having returned a few times and planning their next stay.

- Mrs Dalton, July 2020
Mr Smith September 2019

“Amazing location, beautiful scenery, lots of attractions and places to explore.”

Truly wonderful place to escape to.

- Mr Smith, September 2019
Mr Farrell July 2018

“Wonderful cottage; clean, comfortable, well-maintained, great location”

- Mr Farrell, July 2018
Ms Lane May 2018

“Very comfortable Cait was very helpful and welcoming it was spotless and if you ...”

Very comfortable Cait was very helpful and welcoming it was spotless and if you want complete relaxing and quietness this is the place the scenery was spectacular

- Ms Lane, May 2018
Mrs White August 2016

“Really gorgeous location and the host was very attentive and when we arrived late came to meet us at a nearby pub to 'guide us in'!”

she had also lit the fire and left us fresh cakes and milk. although a really wonderful cottage and location for walking, We were disappointed with description of the beach being a 10 minute walk, the beach was in fact Brandon's Creek, and took half an hour and not suitable for sunbathing or swimming on. Other than that all well.

- Mrs White, August 2016
Mrs Valinoti June 2016

“Our family had a truly wonderful stay at An Nead.”

The cottage was lovely; clean, comfortable and welcoming. The views from the cottage are spectacular - the ocean, mountains, farms and sheep can all be seen from the cottage grounds and windows. The cottage contained lots of information on the local area for us to explore. Slea Head Drive is not to be missed! We enjoyed walking the nearby hiking trails and driving the short distance to town. Dingle is a lively, friendly place with pubs and shops. An Nead is an unforgettable place and we hope to visit again!

- Mrs Valinoti, June 2016
Liz M April 2016

“Brilliant place to stay.”

The cottage was fantastic. Very comfortable. The surrounding areas were amazing. You could see the Atlantic Ocean. I cannot say enough great things about the landlord. She made sure we felt at home, from the homemade cake, to allowing us to call her at anytime if we needed anything. I would definitely recommend and stay here again.

- Liz M, April 2016
Miss Bosanquet May 2015

“We had such a lovely stay at the cottage.”

The owner has made it incredibly warm and cosy. There is everything you could need and more provided; books, kitchen equipment, games etc. Its location is great for seeing the Dingle peninsular and it has been decorated to enhance its traditional character. Thank you.

- Miss Bosanquet, May 2015
Mr Mitchell May 2015

“A traditional stone cottage, which was beautifully located/isolated in beautiful landscape, which is just what we wanted.”

The scenery and landscape views wherever we went were amazing. Roads were very quiet so it was a perfect retreat from city life and traffic jams. Despite the rain, I don't think we could complain about anything relating to the holiday at all.

- Mr Mitchell, May 2015
132aryan August 2014

“Lovely cottage, homely, everything a family needed”

Out of the way for those who like piece and quiet but a reasonable distance from lively Dingle. The cottage was clean and very comfortable. Everything a large family needed was available. Owner very friendly and available if any concerns. Would definitely go back.

- 132aryan, August 2014
Mrs Pesantes November 2012

“If you go one of the road towards the beach is just beautiful!”

I would advise to bring raining boots, so you can walk more comfortable. Everyone apologized for the weather, but we did not mind at all. We will come back! The cottage, exactly what we wanted. Everything perfect!

- Mrs Pesantes, November 2012
Mrs Mhic Mhathuna August 2012

“The location of the house was beautiful, with wonderful views across the countryside.”

Very comfortable house.

- Mrs Mhic Mhathuna, August 2012
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The property

Dingle 7.5 miles.

This delightful detached cottage is located in the rural townland of Ballinknockane, just 7.5 miles from the popular tourist resort of Dingle, County Kerry.

The original property dates from around 200 years ago but has been lovingly refurbished, maintaining traditional character and charm with exposed beams and stonework throughout.

Three comfortable bedrooms in this Dingle cottage offer quality accommodation for families or friends, while a well-equipped kitchen with dining area makes meal times a breeze.

Enjoying an elevated position, this Dingle cottage benefits from beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean and nestles at the foot of Mount Brandon - a haven for walkers and hikers.

The lively town of Dingle offers a wide selection of pubs, restaurants and entertainment, while exploring the famed natural beauty of the Dingle Peninsula is a must.

With a woodburning stove housed in an impressive stone feature fireplace awaiting you on your return, this Dingle cottage offers a cosy Irish getaway all year round.

Summary

Three bedrooms: 1 x ground floor double, 1 x double, 1 x family room with 2 double beds
Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC
Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Fitted kitchen with dining area (seats 6)
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Oil central heating with woodburning stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV, radio
Fuel and power charged by meter reading
Starter pack for stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot, highchair and stairgate
Off road parking for 6 cars
Rear lawned garden with picnic bench
Two well-behaved pets welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 7.5 miles, pub 1.5 miles.

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About the location

DINGLE, COUNTY KERRY

Killarney 45 miles; Cork 100 miles.

The delightful town of Dingle sits on a beautiful peninsula overlooking Dingle Bay and boasts a fabulous harbour as well as a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants. Offering lovely beaches and stunning surrounding countryside, this lively town offers a host of activities for all the family, including great walking, cycling, fishing, golfing and a range of watersport facilities. So whether it's a trip to the Oceanworld aquarium or one of the town's museums, or a quiet seafood meal, this charming town has something for everyone!

This property offers the following short breaks:

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An Nead

Ballinknockane near Dingle, County Kerry (Ref. 9259)

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Reviews

“The host went the extra mile at this house.”

“The cottage name An Nead means The Nest in Irish and it really suits it as it is so homely and comfortable.”

“Amazing location, beautiful scenery, lots of attractions and places to explore.”

“Wonderful cottage; clean, comfortable, well-maintained, great location”

“Very comfortable Cait was very helpful and welcoming it was spotless and if you ...”

“Really gorgeous location and the host was very attentive and when we arrived late came to meet us at a nearby pub to 'guide us in'!”

“Our family had a truly wonderful stay at An Nead.”

“Brilliant place to stay.”

“We had such a lovely stay at the cottage.”

“A traditional stone cottage, which was beautifully located/isolated in beautiful landscape, which is just what we wanted.”

“Lovely cottage, homely, everything a family needed”

“If you go one of the road towards the beach is just beautiful!”

“The location of the house was beautiful, with wonderful views across the countryside.”

The property

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About the location

DINGLE, COUNTY KERRY