Stunning Beachfront Cottage Ballybunion

Beautiful hideaway set on 5 acres fronting onto 4 miles of quiet sandy beach on the Wild Atlantic Way It's sheer relaxation peace and tranquility, interrupted only by a ship gliding by or a pod of dolphins.
If you can drag yourself away Ballybunion world famous beach and golf resort is 10 minutes away alive with bars, restaurants music and craic. Listowel heritage town nearby for relaxed shopping and historical sites.
Day trips to Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Dingle, and to Co. Clare via Tarbert ferry.
For the Golfer the house is ideally located to play all the famous links courses of Ireland's south west. Lahinch, Doonbeg, Tralee, Waterville, The Old Head of Kinsale are within reach and of course Ballybunion is right on the doorstep. Killarney and Adare Manor courses are also close by.


This house is filled with light, the sun streams in all day. The hallway is double hight with a gallery staircase. The lounge has polished wooden floor,flat screen TV with surround sound DVD/radio. Double french doors lead to patio/barbecue area. There is comfortable seating for 8 people and breath-taking views.


The spacious kitchen/diner is equipped with a gourmet gas/electric range cooker,dish washer,fridge freezer and granite worktops. the dining table is set in a huge bay window facing the sea. The utility/laundry room has a washer, drier, ironing board and ample storage. ,The master bedroom with luxury en-suite is also on this level. Upstairs there a 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 doubles en-suite. There's a twin bedroom and a large family bathroom with shower over bath. All the bedrooms have great sea views,open up the windows and let the sounds of the sea sooth you off to sleep.


The large patio/ BBQ area is ideal for lage family get togethers or parties and al-fresco dining. The garden is surrounded by paddock fencing . A short path leads to the beach. There is loads of parking, bring your boat, jet ski or any water sports equipment if you wish. The golden sandy beach stretches for 4 miles, why not take a swim before breakfast or a long barefoot walk in the surf?