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Traditional kitchen with a vintage stove, dining table, and kitchen utensils on display.

includes taxes & fees

3 Sept - 4 Sept

Relax in this spacious living area with a high ceiling, featuring a comfortable sofa and dining space.

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

Enjoy cooking in this well-equipped kitchen with an oven, stainless steel sink, and range hood.

"Gorgeous bungalow in the middle of nowhere, need a vehicle. Clean and welcoming. Great communication from the host. Would definitely use again 👍"

includes taxes & fees

6 Aug - 7 Aug

Guests can enjoy a serene view of a grassy field from this room, with cows grazing in the distance.

"This cottage was our 1st stop on our 1st trip to Ireland from the U.S. and we were delighted with the whole experience and ambiance of the sheep and farm surroundings. We also found it very centrally located for 1 hour day travels to Portrush and Ballycastle for trip to Rathlin Island"

Relax on a serene patio surrounded by a low wall and metal fence, with a bench and table for a peaceful retreat.

Relax in a cozy retreat with a neatly made bed, comfortable armchair, and sliding glass door leading to an outdoor area.

"We came for the golf. The Open Championship and were treated great by Anne and all the folks in N. Ireland. We wish we had time for fishing but that’ll have to wait for our return."

Two single beds with white linens, a dresser, and a radiator beneath the window.

"Cette maison calme est proche de la frontière de la République d’Irlande (ce qui permet une visite de la péninsule Inishowen et du point le plus septentrional de l’île) proche de Derry (intéressante visite chargée d’histoire), proche de la Chaussée des Géants. Bref ! Un point central …"