Craggy Cottage - Fanore Beach, in County Clare IrelandCRAGGY COTTAGE
Fanore Beach,
Fanore,
Ballyvaughan,
Co. Clare

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Sleeps: 7 + 1.
Cot available on request.
Pets by arrangement.
No smoking.

Low season 400 euro pw.
High season 750 euro pw.

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For further details please contact:

Joe and Noreen Casey
Tel (International): 00353 65 682 1114



This three bed traditional cottage is available for letting. It is located adjacent to Fanore beach overlooking Galway Bay and in the midst of the Burren landscape.

The Cottage comprises:  
  • Kitchen/dining area, utility, bathroom and two bedrooms downstairs. One has a double bed and the other has bunks and a single.
  • Livingroom room and master bedroom with en-suite upstairs
  • The cottage sleeps 7 + 1.
  • The house is heated by an oil fired central heating system and has an oil stove in the dining room area.
  • The living room overlooks Fanore beach and has panoramic views of the Aran Islands, and Galway Bay.
  • The house has all the latest mod-cons: TV, DVD, Video, Oven, Hob, Microwave, Dishwasher, Washing machine and Dryer.
  • Cot and high chair available.
  • Bed linen and towels supplied.
  • The drive is shared with owner used apartment nearby.

Local facilities  
  • Facilities in the local village (1 mile) include Post Office, Shop, Pub, Cafe and Restaurant.
  • Swimming, canoeing, fishing, caving, cycling, walking, horse riding, surfing school. There are 2 developed cave systems locally - one at Ballyvaughan (Ailwee Caves) and the other at Doolin (Doolin Caves).
  • The local area is popular for walking and there are a host of green roads giving varied walks.
  • There are a variety of popular fishing spots close by where any of the popular fish varieties can be caught off the rocks on the beach.
  • The Burren area is renowned for its Karst landscape and a wide variety of flora can be viewed especially in the spring, early summer period.
  • The Local area is popular for groups interested in nature as it has a wide variety of wild animals and birds as part of the locality is accorded a level of protection under the EU designation "Special area of conservation".
  • The beach is world renowned for its sand dunes and its famous yellow sandy beach and is only two minutes walk from the cottage. It is now a popular resort for surfing and has its own surf school - "Aloha surfing school".
The nearest villages are Lisdoonvarna and Ballyvaughan (9 miles) and the home of irish music, Doolin (6 miles). Other attractions locally are Kinvara (15 miles) and the Cliffs of Moher (12 miles). The nearest golf courses are Lahinch (16 miles), Galway Bay (30 miles) and Gort (24 miles) and the Greg Norman designed course at Doonbeg (40 miles).
 


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