Cottages available for a holidays in Roscommon

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This delightful cottage enjoys a countryside setting 5.5 miles outside the town of Boyle, 2.5 hours from Dublin, and 1 hour from the west coast. Knock airport 3/4 hour's drive. On 30 acres of farmland backing onto Lough Gara. Gurteen village is just 5 miles away with an Irish music centre where you can learn music and enjoy concerts throughout the summer season. Boyle itself is a thriving town with a good range of restaurants and pubs. The scenic lakes of Lough Key, Lough Arrow and Lough Gara attract fishermen from all over Europe, lending a cosmopolitan feel to the area. Relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of central Ireland or join in the festivities at the Arts festival held in July.

Just over 2 hours from Dublin to Strokestown, a heritage town in the Irish midlands - home to Stokestown Park House and famine museum and St John's Genealogy centre. This is a popular angling centre for coarse and pike fishing being surrounded by 65 lakes within a 7 mile radius. This gorgeous stone faced house is located 4 miles from town in a spacious garden near Grange lake and harbour. Tastefully furnished throughout, all rooms are en suite, and have TV. It is an ideal touring base for central Ireland.

This pretty, charming cottage set in a delightful rural location is truly a traditional holiday base. It is comfortably furnished and has a lovely garden with a view across open countryside. Just 5 miles from Strokestown with Lough Bofin just down the road (which is great for fishing). Don't miss a visit to the Famine Museum and the River Shannon which offers a wide choice of activities such as a cruise down the river. The area is ideal for walking and cycling and there are many golf courses in the area so the golf enthusiast is well catered for.

Just over 2 hours from Dublin, Strokestown is a heritage town in the Irish midlands - home to Strokestown Park House and Famine Museum. This is a popular angling centre for coarse and pike fishing, with 65 lakes within a seven mile radius. This delightful farmhouse is spacious and tastefully decorated throughout. All bedrooms are en suite, and have colour TVs. The sunroom enjoys countryside views and also opens onto the patio. A great touring base and a peaceful, relaxing area with lots to see including Strokestown House and Lough Key Forest Park.

In a superbly unique setting, this gorgeous house sits on 20 acres with stunning views over Lough Key. A long Nature Trail leads down to the lake where you can fish, swim or even water ski. The grounds are private so the jetty is all yours to enjoy and you can hire a boat at special discounted rate should you wish to cross the lake to the beautiful Lough Key. You can visit Boyle with King House, Boyle Abbey and the farmers market (Saturdays).

This delightful home is 2.5 miles from the village of Loughglinn and 7.8 miles from the popular Castlerea town with its numerous pubs, shops and restaurants. It is tastefully furnished, has 2 welcoming open fires, fully equipped fitted kitchen and a large garden to sit in and relax on those fine summer days. The owners' deer farm is behind the property and can be seen from the upstairs bedrooms. You are ideally placed for touring Roscommon, Galway and even Mayo.

This cosy cottage sits in a tranquil area 8 miles from Ballygar and 15 miles from Roscommon. This is one of Ireland's best fishing areas, with Lough Ree and the Rivers Suck and Shannon a short drive away. The property comes complete with shed and storage for bait. Located away from the hustle of modern life you will be ideally placed for that get-away-from-it-all holiday. There are 2 local pubs which have entertainment at the weekends and Athlone and Roscommon are lively towns.

This newly built, deceptively spacious home is in a small development situated between Boyle River and Boyle Canal, 1 mile from Boyle town. It is tastefully furnished and has a rear enclosed garden overlooking the canal. Boyle has loads to offer the whole family from golfing, and fishing to great restaurants in the area offering varied cuisine and fine pubs with traditional music. Lough Arrow and Lough Key are noted fishing areas. Boyle Abbey, Lough Key Forest Park, the King House and the Arigna Mining Experience are worth a visit.