The cottage
Situated around a quiet courtyard near the seaside village of Cullenstown in County Wexford, is this charming, architect-designed terraced cottage.
This cosy property is nestled in a group of stone-built cottages near the Ballyteige Burrow Nature Reserve, the Cull Estuary and the Saltee Islands and only 2 miles from the villages of Carrick and Duncormick, in County Wexford.
The cottage is a stone?s throw from the coast and is close to Cullenstown Beach making it a great base for a seaside getaway, with superb local fishing opportunities, birdwatching and horse riding available nearby.
The ground floor encompasses a spacious sitting and dining area along with a small but well-equipped fitted kitchen.
You can relax and unwind in the south-facing sun room, which opens out to the rear private garden where the kids can play safely.
Two first floor bedrooms complete the accommodation at this Coastguard Court cottage, where you are sure to enjoy a peaceful night?s sleep.
Why not visit some of the many historical sites and attractions here in the Sunny South East, all within a short drive?
Discover the 12th century abbeys, the iconic Hook Lighthouse at Hook Head and JFK's ancestral home and arboretum.
Or enjoy a delightful ferry trip across the estuary to Waterford, Ireland?s oldest town and famous for its crystal glass, before returning to your delightful Wexford cottage for a cosy night in.
A delightful choice for a sunny summer break.
About the location
CULLENSTOWN, COUNTY WEXFORD
Wexford 16 miles; Rosslare 18 miles; New Ross 19 miles.
Cullenstown is a small village with a beautiful beach, and is home to the famous Shell Cottage, a pretty cottage entirely covered in shells. Conveniently situated a few minutes’ drive from Carrick-on-Bannow, also known as Carrick, renowned for its traditional music festival & sessions, and Duncormick, with its delightful thatched pub and scenic setting, Cullenstown has numerous unspoilt sandy beaches and beautiful rural walks within easy reach. Half an hour by car will take you to the clifftop village of Rosslare with its panoramic views over the coastline, the historic heritage town of Wexford with its narrow streets, world famous Opera House and quayside, and the port of New Ross, where you can experience life on an emigrant ship aboard the historic Dunbrody Famine Ship. The area is an ideal base for an action-packed holiday with great diving, angling, horse riding and coastal walks, or for simply touring this wonderful unspoilt part of Ireland.
Please note unlimited Wifi is available at this property at a cost of £5 per day or £15 per week, please contact the owner for details.