Wild Atlantic
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Kilbaha South, County Clare
Built on the footprint of a fisherman's cottage, this gorgeous home offers peace and tranquillity by Ireland's River Shannon. The large wood-burning stove and welcome hamper with baked goods and essentials will help you settle right in.
Lady of the Lough
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Bealkelly (Purdon), Waterpark
Located on the shores of Lough Derg, this recently refurbished home offers you a fantastic opportunity to leave behind the daily grind and relax and recharge among the ancient limestone landscapes of County Clare. With three bedrooms – one twin and two king-sized – the layout is perfect for a multi-generational family getaway or a remote retreat with a group of friends.
Master of the House
12 guests
8 bedrooms
Skehanagh, County Clare
Leave behind the daily grind and flourish in this grand country house, surrounded by the ancient limestone landscapes of County Clare and fields carpeted in daisies. If you like to stay somewhere with a bit of character, you'll love it here – this historical home dates all the way back to 1778, when it was originally a soldier's barracks.
Coach House Cottage
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Skehanagh, County Clare
We're completely enchanted by this home in County Clare. Formerly an old coach house, its quintessential stone facade provides the framework for an exquisitely renovated interior which strikes the perfect balance between authentic charm and contemporary comfort.
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