The property
A lovely, detached cottage, located on a residential estate of similar properties, in the ever-popular seaside village of Curracloe, County Wexford.
This Curracloe cottage is great for families seeking a beach holiday, in a coastal location.
Inside, the kitchen with dining area is bright and spacious with French doors to the patio, and the sitting room benefits from a cosy open fire, and boasts squashy comfy sofas, great for relaxing on after a long day.
Outside, this Curracloe cottage has a patio with furniture and BBQ, which provides a great entertaining space for adults, while the enclosed garden and play house are great for children.
Just a short drive away, the safe, sandy Curracloe Beach is framed by dunes, and is great for swimming.
Ballinesker Beach is also close by, famed for the opening scenes of the film Saving Private Ryan, and Wexford is a little further.
This Curracloe cottage is great all year round.
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Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x adult bunks, 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Ground floor basin & WC. Kitchen with dining area and French doors to patio. Sitting room (seats 4) with open fire.
About the location
CURRACLOE, COUNTY WEXFORD
Wexford 6.5 miles; Enniscorthy 13 miles.
Curracloe is a popular tourist destination for both Irish and overseas visitors alike. Situated on the stunning Wexford coastline and offering unrivalled beaches, world-renowned bird watching, shore & offshore fishing and numerous watersports, this village is a perfect destination at any time of the year. The village hosts a shop, pub, and restaurant, so if you're seeking a relaxing holiday, this is a wonderful choice. Take a 15-minute walk from the village and you will be rewarded by the breathtaking Ballinesker Beach, stretching for miles and best known for the dramatic opening scenes of the film, Saving Private Ryan. For a day out, why not visit the town of Wexford, where you can experience true Irish hospitality with a number of bars, restaurants and retail outlets? A little further afield, but within easy touring distance, is the town of Enniscorthy, boasting a splendid Norman castle, which is home to the Wexford County Museum. Curracloe is easily accessible from the international ferry port of Rosslare and the ferry and airports of Dublin. A well-placed location for discovering Ireland's Sunny South East.
