Holiday Cottages in Tralee, Kerry available for rental

Tralee is in Kerry

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This newly renovated, beautifully designed and furnished property is in a quiet residential area 1.5 miles from Tralee town centre. The heart of the property is the open plan living area with vaulted ceiling. Accommodation includes a fully fitted kitchen, dining area, breakfast bar and a sitting area that is modern but also very cosy with an open fire. There is free Broadband connection. French doors lead to a fully enclosed decked patio, perfect for relaxing or enjoying a barbecue. This is an ideal base for touring the Dingle Peninsula, with the advantage of having a bustling town nearby.

Quietly set at the north point of County Kerry, the pretty coastal village of Ballyheigue is recognised as the start of the Kerry Head Drive. Offering access to wonderful Banna Beach, this charming village is home to a great number of shops, pubs and eateries as well as a fabulous and unique golf course set within an 18th Century castle! The town of Tralee is within easy driving distance, boasting a broad range of amenities and a number of great walking routes including the Dingle and North Kerry Way. The marina at nearby Fenit is well worth a visit and many other towns and villages that are scattered throughout the area offer a further range of visitor attractions.

In the bustling county town of Tralee, this three bedroom semi-detached townhouse is brand new and beautifully decorated. It has a large lawned yard perfect for children to play. Within walking distance of many shops and pubs with nightly entertainment. Tralee has just about every activity imaginable from children's playgrounds and cinema to golf, horse riding and water sports. Famous for its Rose of Tralee Festival. It is also ideally situated for day excursions to the Ring of Kerry, Killarney National Park and the Dingle Peninsula.

Situated just six miles from Tralee, the small, coastal village of Ardfert is rich in archaeological heritage and is home to two fine churches and a splendid, 13th Century cathedral. The village itself provides a selection of small shops and a number of pubs with restaurants, whilst the stunning, Banna Beach (with its Blue Flag award) is just 500 metres away. The popular town of Tralee is also within easy reach and provides a spacious and spectacular park with an acclaimed rose garden and children's play area. There are also a number of tranquil, canal-side walks and the Arnold Palmer golf course offers great facilities to enthusiasts.

Offering local shops and pubs as well as an old forge dating back many centuries, the village of Abbeydorney is situated to the north of County Kerry. Kyrie Eleison Abbey is situated on the outskirts of the settlement and dates back to the 12th Century, whilst the surrounding area is home to the impressive Ballymacaquim Castle at Killahan and the Museum and Heritage Centre at Kilflynn. The region also offers good walking and cycling opportunities as well as a range of other attractions, including the lively town of Tralee and Banna beach. Tralee itself offers a wide range of shops, bars and restaurants, whilst the beach provides fantastic water sports and swimming opportunities.