Cottages available for a holidays in Clare

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This spacious house is 1.5 hours' drive from Shannon Airport, 45 minutes from Ennis market town and 4.5 miles from Doonbeg village. The house stands on a large garden in a peaceful rural setting, devoid of traffic and within strolling distance of the beach. Tastefully decorated. King Koil mattresses. Satellite TVs in main rooms. The house overlooks the countryside towards the sea. Doonbeg Golf links course is 2 miles.

The property is one of seven townhouses in the seaside resort of Kilkee, forty minutes from Ennis market town and just over 1 hour from Shannon airport. This nicely furnished house enjoys a first floor living area with a standing balcony to catch a glimpse of the sea, and is within strolling distance of the beach and a short walk into town. Kilkee is a lively spot especially in season, with its variety of pubs and restaurants, indoor splash world, five star diving centre and 18 hole golf course overlooking the Atlantic. There are great coastal ring walks, shore fishing and dolphin watching, not to mention all the attractions of the Clare coastline.

Sitting on the edge of the village, just half a mile from Spanish Point, this lovely property enjoys views across the fields and 9 link golf course to the sea. You can feed the horses and donkeys in the field behind and even enjoy a game of footie in the field if you wish. Coastal and country walking straight from the door, with a footpath leading to golden sands. It's a good base for touring Clare and Kerry with the Killimer ferry just a 30 minute drive, dolphins are often sighted on this crossing.

Situated in the heart of Doolin, 40 minutes from the market town of Ennis and just over 1 hour from Shannon airport, this lovely property is within strolling distance of excellent restaurants and lively pubs with traditional music. Surrounded by countryside, and ideal for touring the Burren National Park, Cliffs of Moher and Ailwee Caves. The property is comfortable throughout, with a well equipped kitchen and homely sitting room with open fire, just what you need after a bracing walk down to Doolin Beach where you can marvel at the towering Cliffs of Moher and the distant Aran Islands.

This deceptively spacious property is situated 2 miles from the villages of Doonbeg and Cree on the west coast of County Clare, and is just over an hour's drive from Shannon Airport. Its interiors are beautifully decorated to a high standard and it comes equipped with all mod cons. The lounge boasts a lovely open fire as does the kitchen/diner, ideal for nights in listening to some music, enjoying good company and food along with a few nice bottles of wine. This area has almost too much to do from golfing to fishing, walking to dolphin watching.

This is one of three cottages on a large site in the heart of the Burren National Park two miles from Fanore village. The cottages with their half door entrance and open plan are resplendent in pine, with a spacious homely feel. Fanore beach, noted for its crystal waters and sand dunes is within easy reach. This scenic, uncommercialised area is great for walkers, with good pubs and restaurants in the nearby villages of Ballyvaughan ( 7 miles) and Doolin (10 miles). The cosmopolitan city of Galway and the market town of Ennis are each one hour's drive.

This newly built house is flanked by the mountains of the Burren National Park and adjacent to the sand dunes of the Blue Flag beach of Fanore, 10 miles from the village of Ballyvaughan and six miles from Doolin. The house has been thoughtfully designed with an upstairs sitting area with magnificent feature length sky-light windows, displaying breathtaking views of the beach and Atlantic ocean. Doolin has a ferry to the nearby Aran Islands, and an hours drive will take you to Galway and beyond to Connemara.

Doonbeg is a charming small seaside village and a wonderful base for touring County Clare. It is just 10km from Kilkee with its golden sandy beach and Waterworld Leisure Complex, and is within driving distance of other popular tourist towns Lahinch (30km), Liscannor and Doolin. The sitting room is very comfortably furnished with a cosy suite of furniture, an open fire, a TV and DVD player. To the rear of this property, the gardens overlook the Doonbeg River, which is where they got their name – Radharc na hAbhann (view of the river).

Located in a small development of eight thatched cottages overlooking Lake Inchiquin and the Burren landscape, one mile from lively Corrofin village. Offering four bedrooms, a spacious living area with large open fire and an open plan garden area. With plenty of activities locally from horse riding to fishing to golfing to walking and further afield the seaside resort at Lahinch (18 miles) and Ennis market town (9 miles). Corrofin is a small but perfectly formed village with a selection of restaurants and good pubs. It is in the heart of the Burren and surrounded by stunning scenery and history.

An idyllic setting a mile outside Corrofin village, 10 miles from Ennis and 30 minutes drive from the coast. Corrofin is nestled at the gateway to the Burren National Park and boasts a good chinese restaurant, pubs with traditional music and dancing (ceilidhs), a pottery shop and a playground for the kids. The nearby lake is popular for picnics, trout fishing and makes a decent walk from the house. The cottage is tastefully decorated throughout, set off the road in enclosed landscaped grounds with a farm to its rear.