Holiday Cottages in Westport, Mayo available for rental

Westport is in Mayo

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Winding leafy lanes, honeysuckle and wild roses in season, hilly areas and incredible views characterise the rural village of Drummin 10 miles south of Westport in County Mayo. Take a walk to the top of the hills to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views across Clew Bay to Clare Island, once the stronghold of Gráinne Uaile, the Pirate Queen. There are many fascinating and beautiful places to visit in this part of Ireland. Go fishing in the rivers such as the Erriff River around eight miles away, and the Delphi River in the Doolough Valley, about six miles away. The lively town of Westport nearby is proud of its rich Irish heritage and offers an excellent selection of shops, restaurants, pubs and traditional music. If you love the outdoors, head for nearby Croagh Patrick and its bracing hikes and spectacular views. County Galway is just over 30 minute’s drive away to the south, and offers a wonderful day out, with glorious coastal scenery and the world-famous Connemara National Park.

A beautifully reconstructed 18th Century stone mill comprising Fáilte Ireland approved 4-star luxury self-catering apartments. This apartment type overlooks a stunning open-air Courtyard. Apartments with Harbour view are also available (Property No: 3103). Located in the fashionable Quay area of Westport, it offers the perfect setting for couples, families or friends to get away and experience all that Westport and the surrounding area has to offer. The apartments are modern in design and offer stylish and modern accommodation.

This fantastic home is located on an elevated site 1.5 miles from the bustling town of Westport. It is tastefully furnished to a very high standard inside with welcoming open fire in the lounge, fully equipped fitted kitchen, games room with pool table on the first floor and spacious comfortable bedrooms. The area has an abundance of activities on offer for the whole family with great restaurants offering gourmet cuisine and many pubs with traditional music on offer. Great family base for touring the West Coast. Baby, Child and Teen friendly.

Panoramic views surround this peaceful and cosy cottage nestled in the countryside. Bordering this property is a wonderful river for fishing and an old castle ruin. Located just 8 miles from the busy town of Westport on the shores of Clew Bay, it is ideal for a peaceful getaway yet close to all that Westport has to offer. Sandy blue flag beaches, sailing, yachting, fishing of all sorts and walking paths for every level of fitness. Relax after a busy day in the peaceful setting that awaits you. The bedrooms are cosy, quaint and comfortable. The seating area outside offers unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside.

Ballycroy is a village in County Mayo, in a coastal area known for its sailing and for the angling, salmon and sea-trout fishing on offer in the area surrounding it. Ballycroy has two pubs and a shop, and is home to Ireland's sixth National Park. The visitor centre for the Park is easily found in the centre of the village, and with its tearoom and insight into life in the Park, makes for a great starting point to your time exploring the 11,000 acres of bog and mountainous terrain.

A beautifully reconstructed 18th Century stone mill comprising Fáilte Ireland approved 4-star luxury self-catering apartments. The Harbour view apartment is situated at the front of the building and enjoys wonderful views across Clew Bay. Apartments overlooking the Courtyard are also available (Property No: 3878). Located in the fashionable Quay area of Westport, it offers the perfect setting for couples, families or friends to get away and experience all that Westport and the surrounding area has to offer. The apartments are modern in design and offer stylish and modern accommodation.

Located 2.5 miles from the bustling, colourful town of Westport this large property is elegantly decorated throughout and boasts a large garden and 3 areas for relaxing - a formal lounge for entertaining and two TV areas. Westport is a great town with a variety of great pubs, restaurants and shops. Wander through the courtyards in search of that hidden treasure you simply must have! With two golf courses, a sailing school and many Blue Flag beaches, Connemara and Croagh Patrick all close by.

Located 1 mile from the bustling town of Westport only 1 hour from Knock Airport, tucked away in the midst of the countryside is this tastefully presented cottage. It is finished to a high standard inside set off the beaten track in a scenically beautiful area forming a romantic and tranquil hide away for those eager to escape the stress of modern life. Westport is one of Irelands best known and popular visitor destinations which has a host of restaurants, craft and art galleries, parks and a leisure centre. The quiet lanes are ideal for walking and cycling and the pubs in Westport are popular music venues, all in all it is the perfect holiday destination.

Carrowkennedy is a rural village approximately 10 miles south of Westport in County Mayo. The town of Westport has a wide range of shops, restaurants, pubs and bars, and is alive with traditional music and Irish heritage. There are also good fishing rivers and lakes within easy reach, including the Erriff River, approximately 3 miles away, the Delphi River, approximately 6 miles away in the Doolough Valley and Moher Lake with boat rental 4 miles away.

This is one of two holiday homes on an elevated site situated six miles from the charming cosmopolitan town of Westport. It is bright and spacious, tastefully furnished with all bedrooms en suite with sliding doors to the lawned garden, that lets you appreciate the spectacular views over Clew Bay, and its islands across to Lecanvey pier. Ireland's holy mountain - Croagh Patrick towers in the background. With so much to see and do in this wonderful area you will want to return to this special corner of Ireland time and time again.