Cottage in Galway, Ireland

Seaside Traditional Cottage in Connemara, Co. Galway

Summary of the Cottage

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Property Type	Cottage, sleeps 4, 2 BR, 1 BA, 100 m²
Accommodation	self-catered
Locality	on the Beach
Suitability	children welcome, suitable for elderly, no pets

Description of the Cottage in Galway, Ireland
Cottage in Galway, Ireland: Seaside Traditional Cottage in Connemara, Co. Galway - Anna is a three star traditional cottage overlooking the bay and historical islands. It consists of a long open plan sitting room with solid fuel stove, dining room and kitchen areas. The kitchen has a dishwasher and clothes washing/drying machine with ironing facilities and oil fired central heating. There are two bedrooms; one bedroom has a double bed and the second one has two single beds. The bathroom contains both bath and shower. It is an ideal location for a quite relaxing holiday, outdoor pursuits or touring. Brú na Mara complex provides traditional yet ultra modern self-catering accommodation "at the quiet end of Europe". Situated at the edge of the Atlantic, surrounded by landscaped gardens, with panoramic views of coastline, islands, inlets, hills and mountains, it is the ideal centre for touring south and west Connemara. The area provides for many interests - cycling, hill-walking, rock-climbing, golf, pitch and putt, swimming, scuba-diving, fishing, boating and sailing. Good food and drink are available locally in a relaxed atmosphere. The area is famous for its lamb and seafood. Spectacular views of mountains, coastline and islands from all windows!

Nearby the Cottage in Galway, Ireland
Brú na Mara is located withing 20 metres of the Sea with coastal rocks, rock pools small beach and a pier at the entrance. Nearest large beach is 2.5 km, lake 1 km, Shop/Bar/Hotel in Carna 5 km. Galway and Westport are 80km, Clifden is 40 km.

Amenities of the Cottage in Galway, Ireland

Property Type	Cottage, sleeps 4, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, 100 m² floor area
Accommodation	self-catered
Locality	on the Beach
General	alarm, fireplace, iron board
Entertainment	cable TV, VCR, stereo
Communication	telephone, dial-up Internet
Bedrooms	2 bedrooms, 1 double bed, 2 single beds
Bathroom	1 bathroom, shower, bathtub, hair dryer, washing machine, dryer
Kitchen	fully fitted, refrigerator, stove, microwave, coffee maker, toaster
Service	linen provided, towels provided
On-Site	outdoor space, garden chairs, beach chairs, BBQ
Nearby Leisure Activities	biking, boating, fishing, golf, hiking, horseback riding, jet skiing, nightlife, rock climbing, sailing, Scuba diving, shopping, sight seeing, waterskiing, windsurfing
Suitability	children welcome, suitable for elderly, unsuitable for wheelchairs, no pets, no smoking

Notes: Provided for your convenience: Welcoming pack (Bottle of wine, tea/coffe, bread, butter, eggs etc.), landscaped gardens, ample secure private parking and exterior lighting, babysitter arranged on request, bicycle hire available, hackney service on request, cot available on request, outside and inside clothes lines

Information about the Cottage in Galway, Ireland
Cárna and the surrounding: Cárna is renowned for its Irish Language, traditional singing, music dance and folklore. There are pre-historic and early historic remains in the area and botanists, bird-watchers and artists find much to interest them at all times of the year. Two miles from Mace Pier is St MacDara’s Island on which there is 6th century stone church. Within comfortable driving distance are the picturesque village of Roundstone and the cosmopolitan town of Clifden, with its Arts Week in September. Further north you have Cleggan, Renvyle, Letterfrack (Connemara National Park), Kylemore Abbey and Gardens, Killary Fjord and Cong. Ferries are available to the Aran Islands and Inishbofin. Facilities, attractions and activities close by: Daily boat trips to the Aran Islands and Inishbofin, Water sports at Ardmore beach, Day tours to Mason Island and MacDara’s Island, Clear blue waters and white beaches at Moyrus, Mynish, Callowfinish and Ardmore, Two golf clubs within 30 Km also Pitch and Putt, Regattas and boat racing festivals at weekends in summer season, Cycling and hill walking [Maps and guides provided], Walking tours arranged throughout Connemara, Salmon and trout fishing on rivers and lakes, Boating and angling trips and rock fishing, Pony trekking and horse riding, Scuba diving, Irish traditional music locally, Fly directly to Galway, Shannon, Knock or Dublin Airpots, Quiet relaxing atmosphere

Rental Rates of the Cottage in Galway, Ireland

The rental rates for this property are quoted in EUR per property per week.

Period	Rental Rates and Exchange
Apr 01, 2006 - Jun 03, 2006	EUR	USD	GBP
Jun 03, 2006 - Jul 01, 2006	EUR	USD	GBP
Jul 01, 2006 - Aug 26, 2006	EUR	USD	GBP
Aug 26, 2006 - Sep 30, 2006	EUR	USD	GBP
Sep 30, 2006 - Oct 28, 2006	EUR	USD	GBP
Oct 28, 2006 - Mar 31, 2007	EUR	USD	GBP

Notes to the Rates of the Cottage in Galway, Ireland
Rest of the year: 320 EUR per property per week. Changeover day: Staurday Damage deposit is €50 payable on arrival. Electricity and oil usage is charged on departure. Bank holiday, Christmas & New Year rates avaliable on request, for information about long-term booking in the winter season contact the proprietor. Bed linen and towels are provided free, as are all kitchen equipment and utensils, laundry facilities, hairdryer, T.V., Video and DVD players. An inventory is available when booking.