Tober Beag

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher

Reviews

4 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Polland
September 2020

“The hosts couldn't have been nicer, nothing was too much trouble.”

The accommodation exceeded our expectations and it was great to be based at a working farm. My husband and I are both country reared and it was a joy to walk our Daschund around all the beautiful wee lanes. The weather was wall to wall sunshine and we spent a few days at Morriscastle Beach...again lovely. We went to Hook Lighthouse and Wells House and Garden, Kilmore Quay( where we had a fish meal in Kehoes pub/restaurant and it was beautiful...they even gave Denny a wee slice of roast beef and ...

The accommodation exceeded our expectations and it was great to be based at a working farm. My husband and I are both country reared and it was a joy to walk our Daschund around all the beautiful wee lanes. The weather was wall to wall sunshine and we spent a few days at Morriscastle Beach...again lovely. We went to Hook Lighthouse and Wells House and Garden, Kilmore Quay( where we had a fish meal in Kehoes pub/restaurant and it was beautiful...they even gave Denny a wee slice of roast beef and a bowl of water)Wicklow,Wexford,Gorey,Enniscorthy and a lot of smaller villages in between. It is a very historical County and there is loads to do and see. It was one of the nicest holidays i have been on and my husband and I are talking about returning early next year all being well.

- Mrs Polland, September 2020
Ms Murphy August 2020

“We had a wonderful time staying in Teach Beag.”

The cottage is lovely. It was comfortable and clean. The beds were great, in really good condition and the mattress and pillows were excellent and clean. The owners are lovely, friendly and helpful. We loved staying on a farm and seeing the animals. We were near gorgeous beaches and family activities like Wells House. Perfect place for a relaxed, comfortable, fun, family holiday.

- Ms Murphy, August 2020
Mrs Lahert August 2020

“The Cottage was in a nice location.”

However, it was not as clean as it should have been despite the fact that we couldn't chEck in until 5pm! This meant we lost out on a full day and we were asked to check out on the day of departure at 9am. We feel this was unreasonable, we paid for 7 days but we only got 6 days & when we booked the check-in time was 3pm & check out time was 10am! The cushions on the chairs were dirty, cups and dishes were cracked, the paint on the walls was soiled. There was no mop to wash the floor which was dirty and hadn't been disinfected. Overall the Cottage needs a good revamp! However, the beds were very comfortable and the location was very peaceful.

- Mrs Lahert, August 2020

Many thanks for your feedback. I am sorry that the check in and check out times were amended however we did make you aware prior to your arrival that this is due to the current circumstances. The previous feedback for this property has been really positive. If we were made aware of any issues during your stay the property owner would have made a conscious effort to ensure issues were resolved satisfactorily. If you wish to discuss this further please contact our call centre. Sykes owner relations
A FlipKey verified reviewer November 2012

“Brilliant”

We had a brilliant stay it is a working farm and all the family were lovely and really friendly. We had great walks in the countryside and on the beech with the dogs which was the intention

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, November 2012
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Tobergal Cottages

Ferns 5 miles. Situated around a pretty courtyard on the owner's working livestock farm, 1 mile from the village of Boolavogue, and 5 miles from the historic town of Ferns, these Ferns holiday cottages make a great base for family, friends and large groups to enjoy a rural getaway. Combining modern amenities with character and charm, these Ferns self-catering cottages boast exposed stone walls and open fires, providing cosy, comfortable accommodation for any guest. Tober Mor, the largest of the cottages, offers guests flexible sleeping arrangements in six bedrooms, as well as a very large sitting room with open fire, the ideal place to relax and spend time together. Tober Eile is the most recent addition to the group, and offers comfortable accommodation for up to 8, but also offers an adjoining first floor door to Tober Mor, for large groups or families that wish to holiday together, but retain that element of privacy. The door can also be locked, keeping the two largest Ferns cottages completely separate, for individual groups. Tober Beag is the smaller of the cottages and features two pretty bedrooms, a fantastic open plan living area with open fire, and a feature paddock door, great for families, or as a cosy, romantic retreat. The town of Ferns has an interesting history just waiting to be discovered, while the coastal resort of Courtown has something for everyone. With ten lovely, secluded beaches in the area, and lots to see and do, these Ferns cottages are fantastic, all year round.

The property

The smaller of these three Ferns cottages, this is an ideal romantic retreat with feature paddock door.

This Ferns cottage is next to Ref 3943 and 4557 and together they sleep 21.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin
Bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC
Open plan living area with fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area with open fire.
Electric central heating with open fire
Electric oven and hob, fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, DVD
Electricity and starter pack for open fire inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 5 cars
Bike storage
Shared garden with furniture
One well-behaved dog of Cocker Spaniel size or smaller welcome, kennel available
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 10 mins walk.

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About the location

FERNS, COUNTY WEXFORD

Enniscorthy 7.5 miles; Courtown 14 miles.

The small, historic town of Ferns in County Wexford lies 7.5 miles from Enniscorthy, the second largest town in the county, and is famous for its long religious past. Established in the 6th century, Ferns has had a profound influence on Irish history, and is home to numerous landmarks and historic and religious buildings, evidence of its illustrious past. Today, only half of 13th century Ferns Castle is still standing, however, its beauty remains evident as it stands tall in the heart of Ferns. Close by, the historic town of Enniscorthy, situated on the River Slaney, boasts lots for tourists to see and do including the ever-popular greyhound racing track, while the coastal resort of Courtown is only a short drive away. Take a stroll along Courtown Harbour and spend an afternoon on the beach, or alternatively, walk or cycle your way through Courtown Wood, and stop for a picnic by the beautiful Owenavarro River. Also other attractions nearby include Wells House and Gardens and Ballymore Historic Features. Within a short drive is the lovely beach at Morriscastle, and a little further lies the Blue Flag sandy beach at Curracloe, great for families. With lots to see and do, Ferns is a fantastic base for touring the area.

To allow for additional cleaning check out time is 9am and check in is at 5pm, thank you.

One well-behaved dog of Cocker Spaniel size or smaller welcome.

Tober Beag

Boolavogue near Ferns, County Wexford (Ref. 3944)

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Reviews

“The hosts couldn't have been nicer, nothing was too much trouble.”

“We had a wonderful time staying in Teach Beag.”

“The Cottage was in a nice location.”

“Brilliant”